theme 11.04.1995 (1995)

Topic of the program: Missing persons.

Epigraph of the program.

The host introduces the participants of the program Fedoshchenko Vasily, Dubyagin Yury, Kosyanenko Viktor.

Fedoshchenko Vasily answers the questions of the host: Who is considered missing?

Where do people disappear?

What people disappear more often due to age, professional, social characteristics?

Kosyanenko Viktor answers the question of the host: Where should relatives contact about a missing person?

Plot: about missing people, about the Bureau of Accidents.

Albert Klikushin, head of the Bureau of Accidents, speaks.

Phone numbers of the search bureau.

Kosyanenko Viktor, Fedoshchenko Vasily and Dubyagin Yury answer the questions of the host: Can a report of missing persons be filed by non-relatives?

In what case is a criminal case opened?

Representative of the Prosecutor General Zakharov Yury talks about prosecutorial inspections.

A viewer talks about a criminal case.

Dubyagin Yury says what to do when selling an apartment.

Story: about missing people from risk groups after the privatization of housing.

Vasily Kuptsov, head of the MUR, speaks.

Sergey Bagayev, CEO of the Vavilon company, speaks.

Vasily Fedoshchenko and Yuri Dubyagin answer the host's questions: Who, apart from government agencies, can search for missing people?

How long does the search last?

What needs to be done to ensure that the search for missing people is carried out as quickly as possible?

Story: about forensic examination.

Vladimir Zharov, head of the forensic bureau, speaks.

Oleg Korovinsky, deputy head of the forensic center, speaks.

Viktor Kosyanenko speaks about forensic examination and the work of morgues and the forensic center.

An expert - a forensic scientist from the audience speaks about the problems of forensic scientists.

A viewer speaks about modern slavery of people.

Story about modern slavery of children - the story of a boy, Viktor Martynov.

A foreign viewer talks about her missing daughter.

Vasily Fedoshchenko answers the question: Who is involved in the search for foreigners in Russia and abroad?

Is the search style different in America and here?

Viktor Kosyanenko talks about a unified approach in the US search system and statistics.

Story: about a child-distributing facility.

Viktor Kosyanenko, Vasily Fedoshchenko and Yury Dubyagin answer questions.

How effective is turning to the media in cases of searching for people?

How often do people from state search agencies move to private investigative agencies?

How often do people disappear due to criminal organ transplants?

The host says goodbye to the viewers.