Attention, Hurricane!
After years of radio silence from the Hurricane PD regarding the missing persons reports we have filed, we have taken it upon ourselves to uncover the truth behind all the bloodshed. By working with an anonymous person who can grant us access to information acquired by the Hurricane PD, we have brought closure to some of the families who have waited so patiently for their children to return home.
Meet a few of our members who have been aided by POMC.
Nancy West, 43
"My youngest girl, Eveline, ran off in the Summer of 1984. With the help of the POMC, we were reconnected after nearly two decades. I've since joined the commitee to help other parents find their babies."
Ronald Brookes, 31
"When my son Michael vanished, I didn't know what to do. The police seemed completely uninterested in our case. But working with the POMC, I finally got the closure I always wanted. I realized I wanted to bring closure to other people, too, and so I joined the commitee."
Jasmine Rivers, 37
"I lost my boy long before Anthony started POMC, and every day I wish something had been done sooner. Marcus, if you're reading this, please come home. Mommy misses you."
The POMC is made up almost entirely of grieving parents and relatives of those who have disappeared in our small town.
We operate with three goals in mind.
1.) Provide emotional and financial support to grieving families of missing persons.
2.) Locate and, if possible, reunite missing persons with their loved ones.
3.) Shed light upon the Hurricane PD's complete disregard for the families and lives of missing persons.