The Ann Gotlib Case, Pt. 2: How We Find Missing Kids, Then and Now
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The Ann Gotlib Case, Pt. 2: How We Find Missing Kids, Then and Now
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What did it mean to search for a missing child in 1983 — and how has that changed today?
In The Ann Gotlib Case, Pt. 2: How We Find Missing Kids, Then and Now, hosts Marcus Roland and Emily Steele examine the evolution of missing child investigations, from analog flyers and phone trees to digital databases, Amber Alerts, and social media. They uncover how Ann’s case helped spur reforms, leading to the creation of the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children and inspiring local programs like ECHO in Louisville. With expert insight, the hosts compare the fear-driven “missing children panic” of the 1980s to the data-driven systems that protect families now — and ask whether true closure ever really comes.
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