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Hey everyone, I just came across an interesting detail about Sarah May Kilgore's case that I hadn't seen discussed much yet. Her Tweety Bird tattoo on her right leg might seem like just a quirky personal choice, but it could potentially be a vital clue. Tattoos can be quite memorable, and this one is pretty specific. If she was spotted someplace outside of Indianapolis or even in another state, someone might remember seeing a woman with a Tweety Bird tattoo. Has there been any outreach to tattoo shops or artists who might have seen or worked on someone with similar ink? It feels like such a distinctive feature could open up some new avenues for information. If anyone has updates or knows about similar tattoos, sharing could really help. Thoughts?
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Has anyone else noticed how certain missing person cases don't get the immediate attention they deserve? Sarah May Kilgore’s case is a perfect example. It’s been bugging me that the authorities waited 30 days to start investigating. That seems like such a crucial time lost in a case like this. Her poor family must feel so frustrated with that delay. I know it's been years, but I'm hoping someone might have more details or has heard something new. Those gaps in time are so important, and yet they still happen in cases today. It makes me wonder how many leads could have been found if action had been taken sooner. Anyone else have thoughts on how these delays impact investigations?
