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I’ve always found it puzzling how Steven's clarinet was left behind at the Civic Theater. It seems like such a personal and important item to him. If he was scared or taken off guard, wouldn't he have tried to bring it with him? Or maybe it's possible that whatever happened took place so fast that he didn't have time to grab it. I wonder if there were any indications of a struggle or anything out of place at the theater when he was last seen. It's just so curious, given how much he reportedly cared about that instrument. It feels like this could be a crucial piece of the puzzle, but there's just not enough info available. Anyone else have thoughts on this angle?
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Has anyone else been curious about the significance of the clarinet being left behind in Steven Pearsall’s case? From everything I've read, he was really passionate about his music and it seems odd that he wouldn't take it with him, unless he planned on coming back. It makes me wonder if he left in a hurry or perhaps was taken against his will. Could the clarinet hold any clues about what happened that night at the Lewiston Civic Theater? Maybe fingerprints or some other forensic evidence—though I suppose that's a long shot given it's been over 40 years now. It's just bizarre to think that something so personal to him was left behind. Any insights or theories on this?
