believe09
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FWIW, I do not think Kyle Clinkscales resembles Mr. Kyle. I don't normally comment on possible matches, but after reading the circumstances behind his disappearance AND that his SS# was used so many years after his disappearance I'll add a comment. It appears that Kyle Clinkscales is a victim of identity theft.
I had thought about that same possibility with Mr. Kyle this weekend. It occured to me, if he was reported missing and local LE FOUND activity on his SS, they would have notified the family he was willingly missing, no? IF that where the case, how would that work? Mr. Kyle is apparently a 'missing person', what if someone has his SS and is currently using it, thus it is believed he is willingly missing when in fact he is not. I would guess if local LE was able to determine that, his case would be closed, right? And I doubt, or don't know, how anyone would research willingly missing persons because their SS is in use so case closed. I wouldn't normally consider that as an option, but with this case being open for 5 years now..... I guess anything is possible.
(above partially posted in the possible match forum.)
I can see why it would be easy to reach the conclusion that activity on the SSN might denote voluntary missing. The practice of most agencies (probably all agencies) is to run a DL check and to have some kind of contact-phone or otherwise. That is how they separate out ID theft from something else entirely. For example: Tammy Lynn Lepperts ID was stolen and being used by someone in IL-FDLE pulled a DL photo and there was a resemblance. They compelled DNA-no match. Pure ID theft including DOB.