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I recently came across Donald Lamond Hicks's case, and something struck me as particularly odd—the sunglasses he was wearing when he disappeared. He had on these blue-tinted Marc Jacobs sunglasses. Now, I know those aren’t exactly rare, but such a specific item might have been noticed by someone, especially if he interacted with anyone when he left the bar. Does anyone think it’s possible that a witness might remember seeing the sunglasses and this could lead to more information about his movements after he left Cuetopia Billiards? Sometimes those little details stick with people more than you'd expect. Anyway, hoping maybe this small detail jogs someone’s memory or prompts further discussion. Any thoughts on how else his distinctive style could be used to gather more info?
