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Hey everyone, I was digging through some old missing persons cases and came across Florence Jean Price's case from 1994. It's been so long, but I noticed something peculiar that I thought was worth discussing. Her case files mention a distinctive "Sleeping Beauty" tattoo on her breast. I wonder if the tattoo could have been a bigger identifier than just a note in the file. Has anyone heard about any attempts to reach out to tattoo artists in Washington State from that era? I mean, maybe they could have remembered doing that specific tattoo or had repeat customers with unique requests like that. Even years later, that could be an angle worth exploring again. Also, I'm curious whether there's been a public appeal directly to tattoo artists about this. Just thinking out loud here, any thoughts? ?
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Hey all, Something that's been on my mind about Florence Jean Price's case is the tattoo she had of "Sleeping Beauty" on her breast. It's such a distinctive feature, and I wonder why there hasn't been more public focus on it over the years. You'd think a tattoo like that would make it easier for someone who might have seen or interacted with her (or her remains) to come forward. It’s frustrating that after all this time, no one has reported seeing it—or if they have, it hasn’t led anywhere. Maybe it's just been overlooked or maybe there's more to it than we know? Either way, it's a unique detail that could potentially help someone who encounters it connect the dots. I just hope her family gets some answers soon. Thoughts?
