Increase in Missing Persons Threatens All, says Melbourne Private Investigator

Alexandra Debray, a private investigator based in Melbourne, has warned the public that an increase in cases of missing or unaccounted deaths should be something to worry about for everyone in Melbourne and beyond.

Alexandra’s warning follows a research by major firms in Australia that showed a slight increase in cases of kidnappings and unaccounted crimes in Melbourne for the last six months. Although the government says crime rate in Australia is still at a record low, Alexandra warns that the public should not take chances when it comes to the security of their loved ones.

“I agree that Australia is one of the most peaceful countries in the world, but the surge in cases of kidnapping in our city should concern us all. What is even worrying with kidnappings is that there are sometimes carried out by people we cannot suspect at all. But if the public can understand that, then I think we can bid bye to kidnappings in Melbourne,” Ms. Debray said.

According to a research by another Melbourne investigation firm, modern kidnapping in Melbourne is being carried out in a sophisticated and hard to decipher manner. The research further notes that most of the crimes reported to local news media in the last six months have been carried out by close members of the family or people the victims knew by name. In her blog csimelbourne.com, Debray also reiterates the need for family members to take extra precautions in securing the most vulnerable members of their family.

She says, “If anyone wants to protect their loved ones from getting kidnapped, start by watching closely everyone around you. If you don’t know how, consult an expert private investigator Melbourne,” Debray also urges government authorities and local media to give more air time to crimes related to unaccounted persons. “I wish our news media could cover kidnappings and missing persons more. It will help us stop the stop the kidnappings happening at the moment stop with immediate effect.”

Debray, who emigrated from France in the 1990’s after a career in the military, says that her vast experience in the private investigation businesses show that crimes tend to resurge if they are not stopped completely. She also relates the resurgence of kidnappings with cases of domestic violence or adultery. She advises people who have witnessed or people who feel affected by kidnappings to speak out about the issue and hope that the police will curb the crime.

“In my experience, it is best to take precautions and stop crimes from happening. Moreover, in our case here, I can only hope that everyone warns their loved ones to be careful even as we continue to entrust our police,” Debray said.

Alexandra however plays a bigger role in helping families find the truth about their missing loved ones. Together with a group of all-female private investigators, she runs csimelbourne.com. The company helps investigate cases of domestic related crimes, cheating, business frauds and other cases where people need the services of a private investigator.