How MMIPS works

MMIPS is a moderated public-awareness and accountability platform. It is built to help families, authorized advocates, Tribal representatives, and official contacts share reviewed case information without creating a rumor board or replacing official reporting systems.

Emergency and legal notice: MMIPS is a public-awareness and accountability tool. It is not law enforcement, it does not replace calling 911, and it does not replace filing a police report, submitting to NamUs, contacting tribal law enforcement, BIA MMU, FBI, or local authorities.

1. Submit for review

Submitted cases go into a private review queue. They do not become public automatically.

2. Safety check

MMIPS checks for family or authorized-submitter consent, public-source support, safe location wording, and official or family-approved tip contact information.

3. Publish only approved facts

Only approved public fields appear on case pages. Private submitter information, internal notes, and unsafe details stay private.

4. Correct or remove

Families and authorized contacts can ask MMIPS to correct, hide, or remove public case information.

What MMIPS is not

MMIPS is not law enforcement, an emergency service, a police-reporting system, NamUs, NCIC, Tribal police, BIA MMU, FBI, or a substitute for any official authority. If someone is in immediate danger, call 911 first.

What happens after a case is submitted?

  1. The case is saved privately for review.
  2. An admin reviews safety, consent, public-source support, and contact information.
  3. The admin may approve, reject, request more information, or keep the case hidden.
  4. If approved, MMIPS creates a public case page with limited, reviewed public information.

Contact

General questions: contact@mmips.com
Correction/removal requests: corrections@mmips.com
Legal/privacy notices: legal@mmips.com
Public tip-related questions: tips@mmips.com

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