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    How come when someone goes missing it is referred to as a "milk carton" case?

    Question #48154. Asked by dadbubby. (Jun 05 04 7:01 PM)


    gmackematix

    		Doesn't America still put pictures of missing children on its milk cartons or has that stopped now? If so, why?

    Jun 05 04, 8:34 PM
    robboy

    		Child Find of America was instrumental in getting runaways and missing children on the cartons. The campaign is fading in the advance of the exposure the internet provides.

    Jun 05 04, 8:42 PM

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