CLOSED DOORS: Laura Bradbury’s disappearance seven years...
CLOSED DOORS: Laura Bradbury’s disappearance seven years ago today revolutionized the process of finding missing children (E1). But the storefront office where volunteers worked on her case is long gone. And nearly 70 missing children groups folded this year, according to Susan Davidson, executive director of the Adam Walsh Child Resource Center in Westminster. “They were mostly mom-and-pop operations,” she says, which closed when funding dried up.
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