About Our Sources
1. Origin of the Material
emailX forums aggregates Most Wanted notices and public fugitive announcements from official government and law enforcement publications. Every entry in the Wanted section is a reproduction of a notice that the issuing agency has already published on its own public channels.
We do not generate, invent, or alter the underlying notices. Names, charges, rewards, and physical descriptions are transcribed verbatim from the source publication.
2. Primary Sources
The following agencies are the primary sources for the Wanted section. Click any card to visit the agency's official publication directly.
3. Editorial Policy
We publish notices from the sources above as a matter of public record. We do not verify the current status of any individual listed. A person appearing in a Wanted notice may have been apprehended, may be deceased, or may have had charges dismissed since the notice was published. The Wanted section reflects the notice as of its publication date, not as of today.
4. Informational Use Only
Wanted notices on this platform are provided for informational and archival purposes only. They are not an accusation, a conviction, or a determination of guilt. Do not attempt to locate, contact, follow, photograph, or apprehend any individual listed. Do not share sightings on this platform or any other. If you recognize a person listed, contact your local law enforcement agency through official channels immediately.
5. No Affiliation
emailX forums is an independent platform. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the Federal Bureau of Investigation, INTERPOL, or the Polizia di Stato. Agency seals are used solely to identify the source of the notice, in accordance with fair use for identification purposes.
6. Takedown Requests
If you are a representative of an issuing agency and wish to correct, update, or remove a notice published on this platform, contact us at the email listed in the site footer. We will process legitimate requests within a reasonable timeframe.
7. Corrections
If you believe a notice has been transcribed incorrectly, contact us and we will compare the entry against the source publication and correct any discrepancy.