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Did anyone else come across the info that Frederick might have wanted to live among the homeless community near the railroad yards? It kind of makes me wonder if he felt safer or more accepted there, especially considering his brain injury. I imagine the transient environment around the railroad could’ve made it much harder to track his movements afterward. But I'm curious if there's been any outreach to local organizations or people familiar with the Denver area from that time. Sometimes, individuals in those communities have stories or clues that don’t reach the police reports. If anyone has any insights or connections, it might be worth exploring that angle further.
Frederick Cain's case has always intrigued me, especially his mention of wanting to live among the homeless near the railroad yards in Denver. It's interesting because back in the 80s, that area was known for having quite a transient population, with a lot of folks floating in and out. I wonder if there were any shelters or soup kitchens in that vicinity he might have frequented or even if anyone in that community might remember seeing someone fitting his description. Given his brain injury, it's possible he could've been mistaken for someone else or even needed assistance. If anyone has information on what the area was like around the time Fred disappeared or knows of any organizations working with the homeless population back then, it might provide some new insights. Has anyone else looked into this angle or know more about similar cases from that area and time?
Has anyone looked into the potential significance of the tattoo on Frederick Cain's shoulder? I'm curious whether the tattoo being "R E" or a "3" could provide any clues. It might not seem like much, but tattoos are often deeply personal or symbolic. Since Cain had some cognitive challenges due to brain damage, maybe the tattoo indicated someone or something important from his past? Could be a person's initials or even a message he was trying to convey to those who knew him. It seems this aspect hasn't been thoroughly explored. Anyone have thoughts or additional info on this?