How can I find photographs of unidentified tsunami victims from
Thailand?  I understand the Thai government is photographing the
deceased before burial. I am looking for a dear friend (John W.
Hubbard, 6'4", 160 lbs, sandy hair, blue eyes, resident of Seattle WA)
who is missing
from honeymoon on the islands; state department has no news.  Is there
a site or collection of the victim photographs that I can look
through?

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Clarification of Question by kpalmer-ga on 31 Dec 2004 10:43 PST

I've left out some information that might be relevant:  I've contact
the US Embassy and a Thai Gov't helpline.  The US Embassy has no
update (he is still among the missing), although I am assured that
this could be for many reasons.  I have posted to several "missing
persons" sites, and have Googled obsessively for the last 3 days.  The
variable that is still missing is the visual one: I know there are a
great many unidentified victims, and I won't feel complete in my
search until I have been able to see for myself.  I am holding until
last resort the option of trying to raise funds to fly to Phuket.

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Clarification of Question by kpalmer-ga on 01 Jan 2005 01:18 PST

I've just learned of the Thai website, http://www.csiphuket.com, which
has been set up to assist in the process of finding missing victims.

don't know about photos, but try these numbers:

http://tsunamihelp.blogspot.com/2004/12/those-seeking-information-about.html