This undated photo provided by Kirk Moody shows his wife, Nancy Paulikas. In 2016, Paulikas, then 55, who had Alzheimer's, wandered away from her family and her body was was found months later. Moody said Wednesday, April 24, 2019, that he was frustrated by the lack of communication between county agencies as he searched for his wife. Moody helped establish L.A. Found, a Los Angeles County program that uses electronic tracking bracelets to help find people with dementia or autism who go missing. (Kirk Moody via AP)
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