Course 2 Assessment

Voluntary disappearances can, at the same time, be subdivided into different groups. What are they like ?

Escapes of minors, Escapes of minors from protection centers and unaccompanied migrant minors.
Escapes of minors, migrant minors and theft of newborns.
People with health problems.
Parental abduction.
Disappeared due to disasters.

As experts, the first thing we have to know at the beginning of a disappearance is:

The social environment of the missing person.
The last movements of the missing person.
The typology of the disappearance and the physical and social characteristics of the missing person.
The social contacts of the missing person

We can describe involuntary disappearances as:

The person disappears for external reasons beyond his control, as long as said reasons do not have their origin or are based on facts that show rational indications of criminality.
The person who after an argument decides to leave the home
The escape of a minor from an open detention center

When making contact with families, what is important to remember as a principle?

Remember the importance of providing all the information they know about the missing person
That each situation is unique and it is important to adapt support to the specific needs of the family.
Important to know and help them manage information

In the family environment we will try to find among its members:

We will try to find in that environment the most psychologically appropriate person to establish an exchange of information.
To the person who is saddest and most hurt.
To a communicator who can talk to the media.

In the first moments of contact with families it is important to know and… manage the information

Help them manage information
The information is secondary and can wait.
It is important that families only tell what is necessary
The press is responsible for conveying the necessary information.
The family has to pay attention to all the information they receive.

As experts, the first thing we have to remember as a principle in the face of each disappearance is a situation:

The profile data of the missing person.
The last movements of the missing person.
The typology of the disappearance and the physical and social characteristics of the missing person.
Remember as a principle that each situation is unique and it is important to adapt support to the specific needs of the family.

Every disappearance implies a state of:

Personal and family crisis
Every disappearance involves nerves and fear
Disappearance implies a situation of uncertainty

The best known stages of the grief phase are:

Anger and acceptance
Denial, Anger, anger, indifference, negotiation, pain, acceptance
Families will always be in denial

The emotional stages that relatives of missing people go through are practically the same ones that they go through in a…

The stages are different depending on who faces the disappearance.
Most affective stage is worse at the beginning of the disappearance
The emotional stages that relatives of missing persons go through are practically the same as those experienced in a classic grieving process.

Within the relationship with the security forces there is a section that families always appreciate and that helps strengthen the relationship.

Follow-up and continuity: Follow up regularly with family members to keep them updated on any developments in the case and to offer ongoing support as time goes by. Continuity in communication helps strengthen the relationship and maintain trust.
The relationship with the security forces is secondary and can wait.
It is important that families only tell what is necessary in that relationship.
The press is responsible for conveying the necessary information.
The family has to pay attention to all the information they receive.

When collecting property and financial data of a missing person, it is very important:

The profile data of the missing person.
The last movements of the missing person.
The typology of the disappearance and the physical and social characteristics of the missing person.
It is important to collect this information carefully and respectfully, making sure to protect the privacy and rights of the missing person. This information can be crucial to assist in the investigation of your disappearance and to ensure proper management of your assets in your absence.

Search and rescue dogs have the ability to detect

Live people and dead bodies: Some search and rescue dogs are trained to detect the presence of living people, while others are trained to locate dead bodies.
They are not usually operational at night.
They only detect living people.

Judges, among other missions when faced with a disappearance, can, as a general rule, in the absence of information and clues

File a case due to lack of evidence of a disappearance.
Order protection and search measures: Judges can order the adoption of protective measures to preserve evidence related to the disappearance and to guarantee the safety of family members and witnesses. They can also order the carrying out of specific searches and operations to try to locate the missing person.
Remove the search device.

Civil protection among other missions in a search device can give:

Press conferences
Centralize vehicle traffic.
Provide logistical and technical support: Civil Protection can provide logistical and technical support to search and rescue teams

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