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Meaghan Good's journey into the world of missing persons began from her own childhood struggles. Born in rural Ohio, she describes her early years as troubled and lonely, marked by bullying that led her to drop out of school at just 13 years old. Diagnosed with autism at 23, she discovered that her intense focus on a narrow subject—missing persons—became a defining trait of her life. Her passion was sparked when, as a teenager, she stumbled upon the website for the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, an experience that captivated her and set her on a path of lifelong dedication.