The Kansas Bureau of Investigation has a new website available to help solve missing person cases.
The new site, kbi.ks.gov/missingpersons, was announced Tuesday. The site lets people search by name or county. People can also search by gender, age or date last seen.
In addition, the site lets people submit tips, sightings and other information — including anonymous info — directly to the KBI. Once information is typed in and submitted, the KBI will either investigate or forward the lead to the investigating law enforcement agency.
Links to the Kansas AMBER Alert and Silver Alert websites are also included as well as tips for what to do when somebody goes missing.
Currently, there are over 550 missing people in Kansas:
Lyon County
*Maurice Evans, who was 34 when he went missing in March 2014
*Anasol Castro-Lascano, who was 3 years old when she disappeared in December 2015
*Irma Ramos-Lascano, who was 9 when she went missing in December 2015
*Angel Robinson, who was 14 when she disappeared in July 2015
*Kathleen Swigert, who went missing this past May at age 41. She is also listed as Kathleen Baza
Other area cases
*Morris County: Julia Stoddard, who went missing in December 1983. She would be 109 if she is alive today and is also listed as Julia Hart
*Osage County: Madelyn Matias, who was 17 when she went missing in September
