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Open the dashboard, pick a record type tab, and use search, filters, and indexes to narrow the list. Select any case to see its details and source links.

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Record types

CaseDock has dedicated galleries for each record type, with the same filters and indexes throughout:
  • Missing: missing persons records from NamUs and the Doe Network
  • Unidentified: records of unidentified remains from NamUs and the Doe Network
  • Unclaimed: unclaimed persons records from NamUs
  • Solved: solved case listings from the Doe Network

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Search and filters

Search by name, case number, CaseDock ID, or place. Then narrow results by:
  • Sex
  • Source
  • State
  • Age range
  • Dates
  • Foul-play indicators

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Ask AI to filter

Type a plain-English question, like “women missing from Ohio since 2010”, and CaseDock fills in the filters for you.
Check the generated filters before relying on the results.

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Indexes

Browse missing and unidentified people:
  • Chronologically, by year or period
  • Geographically, by the state and county where they were last seen or found

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Case map

The case map shows records on one map. You can:
  • Search within a radius of a case
  • Switch to a heatmap view
  • Compare missing and unidentified records in the same area
Locations are approximate and published by the source.

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CaseDock IDs

Every case has a permanent CaseDock ID, like CD-M-0000123, and a link you can share or save.

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News coverage

From a case overview, find recent news mentions shown as links to the original articles.

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Daily case allowance

On the free plan, each distinct public case you open counts once toward your 400-case daily allowance. Reopening the same case on the same day doesn’t use more. The allowance resets daily at midnight UTC. Paid plans include unlimited access. See Plans and pricing.