Every year, hundreds of people are reported as lost or missing. The National Crime Information Center estimates that in 2006 alone, there were 110,484 missing persons reported that remained active. Juveniles under the age of 20 account for 64% of the records, 53% of these below the age of 18.
We frequently hear reports about children who become separated from their families, hunters who become disoriented in the woods, or someone who simply goes out for a walk and doesn't come back. Too often we hear these stories ending in tragedy, or perhaps worse, they just never learn what happened to the missing person, leaving the family forever unknowing. With a well-trained tracking team utilizing the pressure release system, a person's chances of successful recovery improve dramatically.
By following in the footsteps of the native trackers of the past, Tracker SFI is proud to put these ancient skills to use in finding those that need our help or by aiding in the capture of those that pose a threat to our communities. There is presently an enormous need in our society for both trackers and those that can bring a greater awareness of tracking into our culture, and we seek to fill this need through a dedicated and professional tracking presence.
SERVICES
The Tracker SFI team can be dispatched to assist law enforcement, homeland security, search and rescue or other related organizations with: Tracking of missing persons or fugitives.
Forensic review of track evidence at crime scenes.
Although these services are offered free of charge, contracting agencies may be responsible for travel, lodging and food expenses if outside our local service region. To request Tracker SFI services, please contact our office at (609) 971-0179 or info@trackersfi.org.
To learn more about how pressure release tracking can provide critical information to help your investigation, click here. As we follow these tracks, we begin to become the very animal we track. Our awareness expands from the animal we have become to the landscape it reacted to and is played by. We feel the influence of all things that surround us and our awareness expands from our consciousness to the mind of the animal and finally to the very cosmos. In tracking and awareness, then, there can never be a seperation. One without the other is but half a story, and incomplete picture, thus an incomplete understanding. It is the track that connects us to that grand consciousness and expands us to limitless horizons." -- The Science and Art of Tracking, Tom Brown Jr. |