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I was reading about Bryan Keith Fisher’s case, and something that caught my attention is the detail about his tattoos. Back in the early '80s, tattoos were a bit more uncommon and often had personal or significant meanings. I wonder if the specific designs he had—like the cross or the skull possibly covered by a rose—could indicate something about his interests or affiliations at that time. Could they have been meaningful in a way that's relevant to his disappearance? Maybe he hung out with a particular group that could offer more context. It's an avenue that might have been missed or underexplored over the years. Does anyone have more insights or theories around this?
