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Hey everyone, I've been reading about Norman Lynn DeVore's case for a bit, and something has been on my mind lately. I came across a description of his tattoos – the Andy Capp character and the Star of David. It struck me as a unique detail that might really stand out to someone. In cases like this, visual identifiers can sometimes jog memories more than names or dates. I'm wondering if anyone out there might have seen a person with similar tattoos, even if it was years after 1981? Maybe someone who has spent time in or around Modesto around that time recalls anything. It's such a distinctive combination, especially for that era. As more folks out there get into tattoo culture nowadays, I wonder if there's a chance someone might recognize or even recall working on a similar tattoo design and could yield some clues. If anyone has any related info, no matter how small it seems, it could potentially provide some much-needed direction. Despite how long it's been, there's always hope someone will connect the dots.
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Hey everyone, I was browsing through some old missing persons cases and came across Norman Lynn DeVore’s disappearance from 1981. What caught my eye were his tattoos, especially the Andy Capp cartoon character on his forearm. It seems pretty unique. Has anyone else noticed how distinct body art can sometimes help in solving cases? It feels like in DeVore’s situation, his tattoos could be key identifiers if he was ever seen around that time or even later. Maybe someone might recall seeing those specific tattoos on someone in an unexpected place? Just a thought. I feel like there's hope someone might remember something. Any thoughts on the significance of tattoos in cold cases? I’d love to hear if anyone has seen another case where this was a breakthrough. Stay safe!
