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I came across a detail about Mark Kommel's case that piqued my interest. I noticed there's mention of him having a unique tic or head movement. I'm curious if anyone else has thought about how this might have played a role in his interactions with others around the time he disappeared. It seems like such a distinctive trait could make him easier to spot or remember. Has anyone looked into whether this was ever brought up in witness accounts or if it might have influenced how he was treated at the clinic or in the community? It just feels like such a specific feature could be a key piece that deserves more attention. Would love to hear any thoughts or theories!
