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Hey everyone, I've been digging into the case of Clay Allen Foreman, and one detail that stood out to me is the description of the birthmark he had on his abdomen. I know it might seem minor, but do we think that any medical records or photographs might exist that could shed more light on this? Birthmarks can be pretty unique and could potentially be a key identifier if someone had ever seen him afterwards without realizing it was Clay. I'm curious if anyone has come across cases where such distinctive physical features led to new leads or breakthroughs, especially in the pre-DNA era. Could this be something that has dodged attention, given how many details tend to slip through the cracks over the years? It just seems like an avenue worth exploring more, even after all this time. What do you all think?
