Unidentified persons
Records of unidentified remains from NamUs and the Doe Network, mapped by location.
Date foundAge rangeFoul play indicators
Cross-reference and photo research, built in
Connect the dots between open cases.
CaseDock brings together public missing and unidentified case records, source-linked research leads, and optional experimental photo analysis to support careful case review.
Leads, not identifications. Always verify with the original agency.
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CASE RESEARCH
Cross-reference
Ranked research leads only, not identifications or probabilities.
Checking evidence for up to 80 candidates
Lead 1Verify at source
LocationAge rangeDate
Lead 2Verify at source
LocationPhoto similarity
Lead 3Verify at source
Age rangeDate
Illustrative preview.
Unidentified and missing cases, side by side.
Switch between record types, filter the list, and open any case to see its details and source links.
Missing persons
Missing persons records from the same sources, so you can compare both record types on one map.
SexStateSource
Two research tools, one case view.
Use cross-reference and optional photo analysis only as research aids. Submit photos only when you are authorized to use them, and verify every lead with its source.
Cross-reference system
Compare a case against other cases and get ranked research leads. Detailed evidence is checked for up to 80 preliminary candidates, so you can begin with the leads worth a closer look.
- Ranked leads, not identifications or probabilities
- Works across NamUs and Doe Network cases
- Every lead links back to its original record
Experimental
Experimental photo research
Optionally compare an authorized target photo with a selected public case photo to surface a research lead. Similarity scores are not probabilities, identifications, or proof of a match.
- Similarity is not a probability or an identification
- Experimental age estimates are unvalidated and may be inaccurate or biased
Leads, not answers
Results are starting points for research and are never confirmed matches.
Verify with the source
Check any lead with the original agency before acting on it.
Authorized photos only
Use only photos you’re permitted to share.
Not retained by the app
Uploaded photos are processed transiently by CaseDock’s private inference service and are not retained by the app.
Your Case Workspace.
Open any case to enter its Case Workspace: details, evidence, review, comments, and research, all in one place.
OverviewEvidenceReviewCommentsResearch
One map for both sources
Browse unidentified remains and missing persons cases from NamUs and the Doe Network on a single map.
Filters that narrow fast
Filter by sex, status, source, state, age range, date found, and foul play indicators, then search by distance.
Review, your way
Sign in to save cases and keep your review progress, then leave comments so you can pick up where you left off.
Built on public case records.
CaseDock brings together records from two respected sources and links each case back to where it came from.
NamUs
National Missing and Unidentified Persons System
Doe Network
Volunteer-run missing and unidentified persons archive
Straightforward pricing.
Start with free access, then upgrade when you need more room to research.
Free
$0forever
Explore public cases and get started with your research.
- 30 distinct public cases per day
- Browse case records and source links
CaseDock Plus
MORE ROOM TO RESEARCH$19USD / month
For ongoing research across the public case database.
- Unlimited public case access
- Comment on case records
- Manage or cancel through the billing portal
Create an account first, then upgrade from membership settings.
Membership and billing, in one place.
Sign in to review your plan and billing options on your membership page. If billing setup isn’t available, your plan and case access stay available.
Your plan
Review your current membership plan.
Billing options
See and manage how your membership is billed.
Account security
Manage sign-in protections and sessions.
Sign-in help
Reset your password by email if you can’t sign in.