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Des bonbons ? Vous voulez des bonbons ?

Non, je ne suis pas ce Pedobear de surface qui court après les jeunes enfants démunis. Peut-être bien pire finalement, hahahahaha ! Je vous ai fait fuir ? Vous avez l’air encore là. Surtout si vous lisez ces mots qui suivent.

Je suis MPan, le Mysterious Profiler Man. Et flemmard comme je suis, vous imaginez que je ne me casse pas les fesses pour mettre deux ‘M’. Un seul suffit.

Sur mes dernières paroles -Non, je ne vais pas mourir.- je souhaite que vous trouverez ici votre bonheur dans votre solitude, et ennui, peut-être...

100 people are reported missing in Australia every day. This number may seem impossibly high to you, and yes many of these people are found within a week, and the majority of people are found within a month, but the reality is that this number seems insanely high because a lot of missing persons cases get little to no media coverage. If the person missing isn’t a child or a young woman, it doesn’t make a sensational news story, and get very little attention. No attention means no support for families and friends trying to find a loved one. The Missing Persons Advocacy Network one of the first organisations of it’s kind in the world, and the first in Australia. 

If some you loved went missing, would you know what to do? MPAN has created a step by step guide of the best things to do in hours, days, weeks months and years after their disappearance. 

If you ran away and didn’t know how to go about returning home, or letting your family know that you were okay, MPAN helps with that too. 

MPAN provides support in the search for missing people, in the short and long term.

COME ON GUYS LETS MAKE THIS A THING

LETS