Frontline Investigations Group provides missing person and locate investigation services throughout Southwest Michigan and across Michigan. We use lawful public records, OSINT, social media research, address history, associate research, and other investigative resources to help develop leads and locate missing or hard-to-find individuals.
Missing person investigations
Locate investigations
Current and prior address research
Social media and OSINT research
Relative and associate research
Public records research
Witness and subject location support
Attorney and family-related locate support
Each locate investigation starts with the information already known about the missing or hard-to-find person. Frontline reviews identifiers, address history, public records, social media, online activity, relatives, associates, and other lawful sources to develop leads. Information is cross-checked when possible, and relevant findings are reported clearly to the client.
What information helps when trying to locate someone?
A full name, date of birth or approximate age, last known address, phone number, email address, employer, relatives, associates, vehicle information, and social media usernames can all help develop leads.
Can you help locate someone who does not want to be found?
Sometimes. The available information, how recently the person disappeared or moved, and whether they are actively avoiding contact can all affect the investigation.
Do you work with families and attorneys?
Yes. Frontline can assist authorized family members, attorneys, and other clients with lawful locate investigations depending on the circumstances.
What happens if you develop a likely location?
Frontline can document and report verified leads and, when appropriate, discuss additional investigative steps such as surveillance, contact development, or further research.
Contact Frontline Investigations Group to discuss the situation confidentially. Call or text (269) 235-9823 to request a consultation.