04 / MISSION RECORD
From Intelligence to Action
The record, counted one case at a time.
Every number on this page comes from one document: the Three In One Impact Ledger, where each case is a single row — the agency, the state, the case type, and the outcome the investigating agency confirmed. Nothing on this page is estimated, and nothing is counted twice. The ledger is updated as cases move; this page is updated with it.
Figures as of October 2, 2026 · Three In One Impact Ledger
MEASURE 01
MEASURE 01
48
Cases Opened
A case is counted when work begins — when a law-enforcement agency asks for our support, or when we take on a case listed publicly by the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children.
Since Inception · Operational Record
MEASURE 02
MEASURE 01
35
Law-Enforcement Agencies Served
Law-enforcement agencies served — municipal, county, tribal and federal. Each counted once, however many cases we have worked for it.
Since Inception · Verified Records
MEASURE 03
MEASURE 01
15
States & Territories
States and territories where we have worked at least one case.
Since Inception · Verified Records
MEASURE 04
MISSION OUTCOME
24
Children Confirmed Recovered
Recorded only when the investigating agency confirms the child is safe. In four of these our intelligence contributed directly to the result; in the others the agency closed the case and told us.
Since Inception · Agency Confirmed
MEASURE 05
MEASURE 01
21
Active Cases
Open today, with work in progress or awaiting the agency's next step.
Current Operational Record
MEASURE 06
MEASURE 01
24
Arrests Referred to a Prosecutor
Arrests referred to a prosecutor from a single trafficking investigation, plus one trafficker arrested in a separate case.
Documented Outcome
Where we have worked cases
Every state or territory with at least one case worked since May 2026, listed A to Z. A jurisdiction joins the list the day its first case begins.
Arizona, Arkansas, California, Florida, Hawaii, Idaho, Maryland, Nebraska, New Jersey, North Carolina, Oregon, Texas, Virginia, Washington, and Wisconsin.
A
How We Count
A recovery is the agency's word, not ours. We record it when the department that owns the case tells us the child is safe, and not before. An agency is counted once no matter how many cases we work for it.
A case that closed before we began any work is not counted at all, even if we had opened a file. Where our analysis contributed directly to a result, the ledger says so; where the agency closed the case on its own, the ledger says that too.
B
What the Numbers Do Not Say
No child's name, image, address or case number appears anywhere in our records, and none will appear on this page.
The children behind these figures are real, and most of them are minors whose cases are still sealed. What we can show is the pattern: which agencies ask, which states the work reaches, and how often a case ends with a child home.
C
LAW ENFORCEMENT Agencies SERVED
35 agencies in total
Selected agencies are listed below. Some agencies are not named publicly.
Connecting intelligence.
Empowering action.
Bringing children home.