SC SC - Kevin McClam, 14, Goose Creek, 30 March 1997

[Pennysmom1]

Kevin is still missing

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1830DMSC - Kevin Lamont McClam

Identifiers​

Dentals: Available; gap between top two front teeth
Fingerprints: Not Available
DNA: Available
<<He was believed to have been wearing an Orlando Magic T-shirt, a striped shirt and white pants, but a construction worker found similar clothes on March 31 along a dirt road at a nearby construction site. His clothes, although covered with spray paint, showed no signs of a struggle.

Foul play is suspected and there is forensic evidence to show Kevin may have known his killer.>>



@Caring1 would you mind checking for ruleouts?

 

[Aurora90]

He was believed to have been wearing an Orlando Magic T-shirt, a striped shirt and white pants, but a construction worker found similar clothes on March 31 along a dirt road at a nearby construction site. His clothes, although covered with spray paint, showed no signs of a struggle.

Foul play is suspected and there is forensic evidence to show Kevin may have known his killer.

Is that confirmation that the close the construction worker found on March 31 was his? Did they keep it and test it?

What does it mean that “forensic evidence shows Kevin may have known his killer”? With all due respect he was living on a military base I was under the assumption that that was already assumed by law enforcement.

And if they have forensic evidence shouldn’t they test it?

I wish there was more info on this case.

 

[John/Jane Doe]

1830DMSC - Kevin Lamont McClam