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<blockquote data-quote="Hooper" data-source="post: 4366121" data-attributes="member: 46111"><p>Got to thinking it may not be a USPS matter, but a local Sheriffs matter.</p><p>Sheriff might help in Identifying the person.</p><p>You can also do a person lookup on the internet, Almost everyone's name will show a town residence, a landline phone # and next of kin even on some search sites, age ect.</p><p>I used to use reverse phone number lookups, to find people, while doing some Landman work, when trying to find Mineral owners at the Courthouse. I never failed in finding a person, on a Land Deed, or an heir, or if they were deceased or not. I sometimes thought about becoming a PI, just like Magnum. We have many similarities.</p><p></p><p>When you think you found a right person, send them a registered piece of mail, that requires a signature.</p><p>If they sign it is sometimes possible to know if you found the right person. </p><p></p><p>Try a search on yourself or someone you know for practice.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Hooper, post: 4366121, member: 46111"] Got to thinking it may not be a USPS matter, but a local Sheriffs matter. Sheriff might help in Identifying the person. You can also do a person lookup on the internet, Almost everyone's name will show a town residence, a landline phone # and next of kin even on some search sites, age ect. I used to use reverse phone number lookups, to find people, while doing some Landman work, when trying to find Mineral owners at the Courthouse. I never failed in finding a person, on a Land Deed, or an heir, or if they were deceased or not. I sometimes thought about becoming a PI, just like Magnum. We have many similarities. When you think you found a right person, send them a registered piece of mail, that requires a signature. If they sign it is sometimes possible to know if you found the right person. Try a search on yourself or someone you know for practice. [/QUOTE]
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