Child age progression
In cases of missing children, the child must have been missing
for at least two years to warrant an age progression. The
child must also be at least two years old at the time they
went missing. Photographs of the parents and siblings are
used to create an updated computerised image of the missing
person.
What is needed for an age progression
• Every circumstance is different,
but ideally an original portrait style photograph is needed
of the person who is going to be age progressed.
• Any other photos showing the person at different angles
and with different expressions.
• Photographs of siblings, older or younger
• Photographs of both parents at the same age the person
would be now
Adult age enhancement
In cases of long term missing adults, adult
age enhanced images can be used when no other leads have come
forward. The enhanced image is only ever an estimate or likeness
as environmental factors are usually not known.
Image enhancement can be used to change
the look of someone, by changing hairstyles, clothing and
increasing/ decreasing weight for example.
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