The problem, it seemed, was that the Malfoys, Bellatrix, Voldemort, and Greyback had all truly  vanished. There were no rumours of any of their whereabouts, not even a whisper. The goblins at Gringotts, as expected, firmly refused to provide any assistance, claiming that wizarding problems were not their problems and as long as customers remained in good standing with the bank, they had no quarrel with them. The various Malfoy properties throughout Europe were under surveillance and had been cut off from the Floo Network, but that ultimately meant little when there were still so many other means of magical transportation for any occupants to utilise to come and go. Not to mention the ancestral wards that were likely even more effective than the Fidelius charm at keeping out unwanted visitors, although none of the Ministry experts could say for sure. So when their task force assembled for their first meeting of the next week, tensions were undoubtedly high.