MA MA - Dorchester, 2 BlkMales, poss 'Clayton' 14-16 (UP12973), & 'Hooker' 15-17 (UP12972), Oct'88

  • #101
Found an UID that had similar gold teeth to Flip. One was a star and the other was listed as an R, could the half moon be mistaken for an R somehow? Could Flip have relocated to Chicago?

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Regarding the star and moon gold teeth, I used to see them all the time on the Doe Network, but of course when I am actively looking for them now I can't find them lol. The majority of UID's I had seen with these dental plates were Hispanic and found in New Mexico or Arizona (I wonder if they had gotten ID'd which is why I can't find them now).

I also knew two people that had the same sun and moon gold teeth. When I was working in retail two regular customers had them. I never asked them about the teeth but know they hadn't been in the US long and previously lived in Mexico, so they most likely got the teeth done while there. I know that it was previously believed they were from Jamaica, what if Flip was Afro-Caribbean as well.

I also have speculated that Clayton and Hooker were their last names.
Maybe Clayton and Hooker were just random names both boys picked to use. I certainly wouldn't want a drug dealer to know my real name.
 
  • #102
Which sounds like a pretty good lead. But Flip hasn't been reported missing, has he?
In a previous post I mentioned that I spoke with both the Boston cold case/Homicide department and I spoke with New York Law Enforcement. Not sure what happened with either phone call tbh....
 
  • #103
In a previous post I mentioned that I spoke with both the Boston cold case/Homicide department and I spoke with New York Law Enforcement. Not sure what happened with either phone call tbh....

I meant, there's no missing persons report that lists him in Namus or NY missing persons or something like that?
 
  • #104
I meant, there's no missing persons report that lists him in Namus or NY missing persons or something like that?
What do you mean? Clayton and hooker are on the fbi most wanted missing persons vicap lost.

And Kemp Lamont Scott is filed as missing in Namus...
 
  • #105
What do you mean? Clayton and hooker are on the fbi most wanted missing persons vicap lost.

And Kemp Lamont Scott is filed as missing in Namus...

I'm just trying to say we don't know whether the person who went by the name Flip is in fact missing or fugitive or whatever.
 
  • #106
No I didn't. Because I'm not the one who thought that either of these boys were marvin. And I still don't. I thought maybe I knew who Flip was. I have no guesses as to who these boys might be, only a possible lead on Flip.

What about Kirk Quintons?
 
  • #107
  • #108
I read an article that said police have a body (I believe found in West Virginia) that they believe is Marvin Gibbs. They’ve been looking for his mother Pearl Gibbs for years to do a DNA match. They’ve been struggling to find her.
Where is that article? I cant seem to find it...
 
  • #109
Which sounds like a pretty good lead. But Flip hasn't been reported missing, has he?
I think Flip is a street name. So he might be reported missing he might not, that all depends on if you know his real name.

I think even if Kemp Lamont Scott is not Flip, they clearly are all a part of the same gang. Same Gang tooth symbols in a parts of New York. It's a lead. A place to start. It's been so long now, maybe folks will talk...
 
  • #110
I read an article that said police have a body (I believe found in West Virginia) that they believe is Marvin Gibbs. They’ve been looking for his mother Pearl Gibbs for years to do a DNA match. They’ve been struggling to find her.
Where did you find this info?
 
  • #111
Bump.

I have reached out for an update. Fingers crossed.
 
  • #112
Bump
 
  • #113
bump
 
  • #114
Both of them are undergoing genetic genealogy by Barbara Rae-Venter's Firebird Forensics Group.
 
  • #115
This is fantastic news. I truly in my heart of hearts hope this leads to closure for the families that I am sure are missing these boys.

However I fear that they might be illegal immigrants from the Caribbean and hard (even with dna) to identify.

That being said I also would not be surprised if we were to discover that they were Americans and their families had actually filed missing person reports but they were lost due to the many bureaucracy errors that seem to occur with missing POC individuals..
 
  • #116
This reads like a Jamaican posse murder to me. The boys may or may not have come here legally. Even if they didn't, some members of the authorities were helping members obtain IDs...All the posse members had nicknames, which could be connected or entirely disconnected from their real names, so it would make sense for Clayton and Hooker to be members. The Bronx was a hot spot for the northeast in the '80s. Members would filter from the Bronx to other cities/states to sell drugs. Within the posses were cells who sometimes rivaled each other, despite feeding from the same source. Lots of these murders were more emotionally-driven than business-driven. Egos were fragile and the slightest perceived offense could result in multiple gunshot wounds.

There were a few posses operating out of Dorchester at the time. The Dog Posse seems to have made the biggest splash with their violence. Shower Posse and Spangler Posse were big names at the time as well. If these boys were posse members, they would not have been reported missing. I'd wager everyone in their local cell knew who they were and why they were murdered, but they weren't going to share that with authorities. It's possible their families learned about what happened to them.

It seemed like there was a lot of vague discussion about gangs, but no understanding of specific organizations or how they operated, so I wanted to share some of my research. Hopefully it helps explain why the police came to some of the conclusions they did, especially the Bronx connection.
 
  • #117
Both of them are undergoing genetic genealogy by Barbara Rae-Venter's Firebird Forensics Group.
UP12972 and UP12973 are still listed on Firebird's website. Must be difficult ones as it's been a couple of years.
 
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