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Association News, Member News and News for Members

➢ Bird Dog Investigator NCISS Discount
We are very excited to announce that NCISS Members now receive 20% off access to the Bird Dog Investigator app. This
is a great app for surveillance reporting. If you get a chance, please visit their website at www.birddoginvestigator.com.
Instructions for claiming your discounted access are included below and your PROMO CODE is NCISSBD.

Using Your Promo Code
To use your PROMO CODE, please visit https://app.birddoginvestigator.com, Sign up or Log In, and then follow the
prompts. This code can be applied to both monthly and annual subscriptions!

About Bird Dog Investigator
Bird Dog Investigator is the new app designed to help investigators easily log findings in the field, and then instantly
report them. With Bird Dog you can deliver organized, time-stamped field reports in PDF from your phone. There are no
limits on the number of reports you can send, and no additional equipment is needed - not even a computer. Please visit
our website for more information on the app and how it works: www.birddoginvestigator.com

If you use the free trial and like Bird Dog, you can still use the PROMO CODE to take advantage of the NCISS discount.
You simply cancel your trial in the Apple app store and then follow the "Using Your PROMO CODE" steps above to secure
your 20% discount.

Please note that Bird Dog Investigator always offers a 1-week free trial through subscriptions purchased in the Apple app
store. Download the app and try it free. Our app store listing is here: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/bird-dog-
investigator/id1467299239

NCISS News – To Members and From Members

➢ Molly Bish’s Murder: How Did She Die? Who Killed Her? A 2000 to 2021 Update
In the last Your Advocate, we shared an update and documentary hoping to solve this mystery. Here is an update:
'He Hid Amongst Us': Convicted Rapist, Who Died in 2016, Named as Person of Interest in 16-Year-Old's 2000 Murder
A dead Massachusetts mechanic and convicted sex criminal has been identified as the suspected killer of a teen
lifeguard who disappeared more than 20 years ago. Francis “Frank” P. Sumner Sr., who died in 2016, has been
pinpointed as a “person of interest” in Molly Bish’s disappearance. -- Worcester County District Attorney’s Office.
-- continued at www.yahoo.com/entertainment/hid-amongst-us-convicted-rapist-085800725.html
-- also at https://people.com/crime/molly-bish-teen-lifeguard-killed-2000-possible-killer-identified/

Molly Bish’s Murder: How Did She Die? Who Killed Her?
www.DeathCaseReview.com/afi-llc-newsletters/archives/02-2021
Investigation Discovery’s ‘On the Case With Paula Zahn’ and the investigation to search for the teenage girl.
-- continued at www.thecinemaholic.com/molly-bishs-murder-how-did-she-die-who-killed-her

In September 2012 at the NCISS Annual Meeting, the Molly Bish Foundation founded by parents John and Magi Bish,
were presented NCISS’s highest honor, the John J. Duffy Memorial Achievement Award (see www.nciss.org/john-j--duffy-
memorial-achievment-award). The Bish’s and their foundation since 2004, and for their work in Massachusetts and
Congress in passing multiple laws to protect children, convict in crimes against children, and also find and identify
missing children.
-- see The NCISS Report, page 25 at www.yumpu.com/en/document/read/7480084/spring-2013indd-the-national-
council-of-investigation-and-

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