Excellent drawing, Skully! Very talented!! Yay!! Thank you!!This is one possibility of the rending we are seeing. I used the tail from the picture we were given on the t shirt and then added the rest as it may have been drawn. The circle is off under the left wing area but in order to get it round I did it the way it should be. So perhaps when they get the sample back and pin it out, it will look more like a circle. I am rusty at doing these types of drawings, so bear with me.
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Detectives,
You mentioned to include people missing after the date the body was found. I've been including them if the circumstances seem suspicious or the family reported years later.
What about the ones where it's not clear if the family reported it right away or years later? For example, I have a guy who traveled to Vegas to go to a strip club 4 years after the body was found. Should I include him? It's not clear one way or another if it's certain that's the date or not.
My problem is often it's not clear when the family reported it. It will just say "last seen on such and such date" without any other information. I can't go by the entered date, because it seems a large percentage of them have been entered after 2010 simply due to data entry backlog or something.Date last seen really helps us in cases like this. If he was last seen after March 12, 1992, then we don't need him, but if it is unknown when he was last seen or the reporting party reports the disappearance several years later, we can use those, if they match.
That's a good idea. Thanks!Miss Muffet
Can you take a picture of the photos with your phone and post them?
A decline in drive by shooting gang activity doesn't discount the possibility since very few types of people cut off hands and feet. Furthermore, I'm not talking about a local gang in a rural area or even a local gang in a nearby city. Drug smuggling involves leaving an area to obtain drugs from a source and bring the drugs back into an area. The gang is likely in another state, possibly another country but less likely. Of course, the victim could have stepped on local toes via being competition, but that detail is irrelevant to the overall POINT of my post being the idea of potentially identifying the victim via family DNA connection between the victim and someone on our missing persons list.I ran across an interesting tidbit saying the gang problem in Reno steadily declined from 1989 to 1990 with a decrease in drive-by shootings going down to only 7 that year. I would have to assume if the gang activity was down in the city...it would also have declined in the more rural areas during that time. (The book was written in 1993 for the National Institute Of Justice)
https://books.google.com/books?id=n...e&q=gangs prevalent in Nevada in 1990&f=false
I need to go back and read your post since I was just doing research on MS13 and other possible gangs in the area during that time. I also looked up serial killers who were active during those years. I researched stabbing victims and others with missing limbs etc. I have no idea what angle you are looking at with drug smuggling or how it possibly connects to the victim in this case.A decline in drive by shooting gang activity doesn't discount the possibility since very few types of people cut off hands and feet. Furthermore, I'm not talking about a local gang in a rural area or even a local gang in a nearby city. Drug smuggling involves leaving an area to obtain drugs from a source and bring the drugs back into an area. The gang is likely in another state, possibly another country but less likely. Of course, the victim could have stepped on local toes via being competition, but that detail is irrelevant to the overall POINT of my post being the idea of potentially identifying the victim via family DNA connection between the victim and someone on our missing persons list.
As I said, I posted it for the detectives, and they know exactly what I'm talking about.
I've been running the image search and checking stuff out but so far not finding anything.. beautiful drawing!
The detectives are well aware of what is factual information.Also the detectives have made it clear they will not verify if the hands and feet were actually cut off or not. We have to be careful how we state it and not infer it is factual information.