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I was reading about Jeanene Ranette Bowman's case and was curious if anyone has looked into the significance of the human bite mark on her cheek. Could this have been an indication of domestic issues or a clue pointing towards who she was meeting that night? Bite marks can be pretty telling and it's weird that this detail isn’t talked about much. Maybe someone in the forensic community can offer insights into what this could mean, especially back in 1977 before DNA made leaps and bounds. I wonder if this was ever considered a lead back then or if it’s something that could be revisited with today’s technology. Thoughts?
