Project Bigeye
Project Bigeye is a one of a kind, comprehensive resource for information on Canada’s missing persons (established in 2019).
Missing Persons Cases
Cases are organized chronologically by month of disappearance. Each profile provides available details about the individual and the circumstances of their disappearance. The database also includes an unidentified remains section and a "The Found" category for resolved cases.
Additional Resources
Project Bigeye provides an extensive directory of external links grouped by type and region, covering national Canadian organizations, provincial police missing persons pages, Crime Stoppers units across Canada, coroners' services by province, as well as international and U.S. resources.
Note: Project Bigeye is Canadian‑owned, human built, and created with care for the families and communities it serves.
Featured Listings
U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA)
The DEA website provides a list of fugitives wanted for narcotics-related offenses, featuring their photos and alleged crimes.
U.S. Embassy in Thailand – Missing Persons Services
The U.S. Embassy in Thailand provides guidance and support in cases involving U.S. citizens missing in Thailand, including how to report a case and request assistance.
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
The Federal Bureau of Investigation, or FBI, provides public access to a wide range of cases involving missing persons, wanted fugitives, terrorism suspects, and unidentified victims. Users can browse various categories or search directly for individuals.
Interpol
Interpol provides access to international notices for locating wanted fugitives, missing persons, and unidentified remains. Users can search red and yellow notices for individuals flagged by law enforcement worldwide.