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Have you tried speaking to the corporation she's listed as a member of?

They were actively flying around four months back, although the records regarding the pilot you mention cease around a year ago.

Anyway next time we're rollin' our hole I'll be sure to keep my eye out. Good luck Miss, and welcome.

I remember talking to her in passing a couple of times, but aside from that the only advice I could give you is to suggest you consult a locator agent - which, while not neccessarily telling you her actual whereabouts will certainly give you the location of the last place in which her pilot's lisence was invoked for docking or jump clearence. I wish I could offer something more useful than that.

If you don't have access to a locator agent or lack the neccessary ISK to consult one, I would be happy to do so on your behalf.

Klir VI - Moon 4 - Nugoeihuvi Corporation Development Studio

Thank you, Ms. Marquette, but I'm unsure of what to do with this information. Is this her last known whereabouts, or perhaps a good place to find an agent?

I'm currently pursuing all leads available at this time. Things are actually looking kind of promising, surprisingly enough. I will keep all interested parties updated.

That would be, as I said, the last place which her official CONCORD-registered pilot's license was invoked - in this case, most likely for docking rights. If she used either of the normal means of capsuleer egress from that station - undocking or activating a jump clone, in this case - she would have been required to use her license to authorise them; for undocking, she'd have needed to provide it for undock clearence, and for jump cloning she would have been required to provide it to gain access to her hangar in the station she jumped to. Generally CONCORD keeps track of capsuleers if they leave the station by other means, but since you don't need to use your pilot's license to, for instance, board a shuttle, it's far less absolute. In many low-sec jurisdictions in the Federation and the Republic, for instance, you aren't even legally required to present a valid form of ID before boarding a transport, and in any case there are... less scrupulous services available on nearly every station regardless of security level that provide money-up-front, no-questions-asked, no-records-kept transport to pretty much anywhere you need to go.

If someone doesn't want to be found, however, there's no guarantee that she ever left the station. Most stations are so gargantuan that if you're clever, determined and careful enough, you can find a place where no-one will look or even think about for years.

Either way, if you want to find Ms. Sharpe, that's the best place to start looking.

She has a sister. Singhua Mai-Lan. Dunno if that'll help.

I already mailed you about a thing and resources so, do whatcha want with it.

Wasn't us.

He speaks from copious amounts of experience.

If you want help in finding her, you should hire people to search or offer rewards for information. You're not likely to get much dedicated help without incentive.

If I am on the network while you are searching, feel free to contact me. I am also willing to use my locator agents if you require them. I can also teach you other methods of researching on other pilots if you are not aware of them as of yet.