[Aliska]

They were so inundated with tips that they probably didn't get it sorted through soon enough. Depending on how it is handled, they have to prioritize the info they receive.

Best to call them on the phone. Look up your nearest FBI office in the GOVERNMENT section of your phone book. If it is after hours, you may not get through so try to get the regional number from your police. Regional offices are on 24/7; they will screen your call and if it is the least bit suggestive of needing investigation they will put you right through to an agent and will treat it seriously.

Here is a link to all the offices with phone numbers:

Contact info for FBI

I recommend contacting them directly unless it is a total emergency, in which case call your local police.

[meridia]

Hi, Aliska. I realize that they've had hundreds of thousands of tips; however, MILLIONS of tips should be in computerized database, and a tip stating that one of the 22 Most Wanteds is living at such &such an apartment --- the software should PRIORITIZE a tip of that nature.

THAT type of info should come immediately to the attention of the local FBI office.