Naomi will not be forgotten

Naomi will not be forgotten

“We are very grateful to Special Operations for their immediate help when Naomi went missing. They guided us through the process of finding my sister; they helped us get the word out through local news agencies and social media, they conducted searches both with their own team of Investigators as well as working closely with law enforcement agencies and search and rescue teams, and ultimately helped agencies obtain crucial information that assisted the community and law enforcement in finding her and bringing closure to my family. ” — Casey Valley, Naomi’s brother
“We would like to extend our sincerest condolences to the Irion family,” said Special Operations CEO Isabelle Finney. “She will not be forgotten.”
The body of 18-year old Naomi Irion was recovered on Wednesday in a remote area of Churchill County after she was abducted from a Walmart parking lot on March 12. Troy Driver, 41, from Fallon, Nevada was arrested on kidnapping charges on March 25 and his bail has been set at $750,000.

Today, predators can reach vulnerable children through phones, social media, gaming platforms, and the internet, often before families realize something is wrong. Finding Kids responds through three core programs: Recover. Care. Target. We help locate missing and exploited children, support families during and after recovery, and work with law enforcement to identify and disrupt those who exploit youth. Our work continues after a child is found because recovery is only the beginning. By combining investigations, aftercare, and prevention, we help children return safely to their homes, schools, and communities while building a future where every vulnerable child receives help before crisis becomes exploitation. We are a 501(c)(3) charitable organization and 100% of your tax-deductible donation goes directly towards keeping kids safe. We cannot do this work without your support.

*Names has been changed to protect the victim’s identity.