Unsolved Child Abduction Cases: When All Leads Have Been Exhausted
Webinar (Upcoming)

Unsolved Child Abduction Cases: When All Leads Have Been Exhausted

March 12, 2025 | 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM CT

Unsolved child abductions are among the most complex cases in investigative work. This webinar will explore key factors that shape these cases, providing essential tools for navigating their challenges. Gain a deeper understanding of key terminology, examine seven pivotal case factors that can shift an investigation, and identify common hurdles that hinder case resolution. Join us for an insightful look at investigative techniques, case complexities, and strategies for making progress in these difficult cases.

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Whether you work in law enforcement, child advocacy, or research, this session offers valuable insights into unsolved child abductions.

What's In It For You

Upon completion of this webinar, you will be able to: * Familiarize yourself with definitions and terms related to unsolved child abductions and cases closely related to them * Recognize 7 case factors which can change the landscape of your unsolved child abduction case * Identify common hurdles in unsolved cases

Is This Training For You?

* Community Corrections Officer * Court System Personnel * Law Enforcement * Law Enforcement Support * Prosecutors

Instructors
- Mark MacKizer
Mark MacKizer   NCJTC Associate Instructor

Mark retired after 27 years as a Special Agent with the Federal Bureau of Investigation where he spent most of his career conducting violent crime investigations. Mark held positions such as Crisis Management Coordinator, Violent Gang Safe Streets Task Force Coordinator, and team leader for the FBI’s Southeast Region Child Abduction Rapid Deployment Team. For the last 7 years of his career, he was assigned to the Behavioral Analysis Unit (BAU) where he was responsible for providing behaviorally based operational support to law enforcement involved in the investigation of violent crimes and threats. Mark co-authored Crimes Against Children: Behavioral and Investigative Perspectives and the third edition of the FBI’s Child Abduction Response Plan. Since retiring, Mark continues to provide operational behavioral analysis-based consulting services to government and private sector entities.

Mark MacKizer   NCJTC Associate Instructor

Mark retired after 27 years as a Special Agent with the Federal Bureau of Investigation where he spent most of his career conducting violent crime investigations. Mark held positions such as Crisis Management Coordinator, Violent Gang Safe Streets Task Force Coordinator, and team leader for the FBI’s Southeast Region Child Abduction Rapid Deployment Team. For the last 7 years of his career, he was assigned to the Behavioral Analysis Unit (BAU) where he was responsible for providing behaviorally based operational support to law enforcement involved in the investigation of violent crimes and threats. Mark co-authored Crimes Against Children: Behavioral and Investigative Perspectives and the third edition of the FBI’s Child Abduction Response Plan. Since retiring, Mark continues to provide operational behavioral analysis-based consulting services to government and private sector entities.

Contact Information

Jeanette Leitner
(877) 798-7682
jeanette.leitner1969@fvtc.edu
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