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Hey everyone, I've been following Jesse P. Calanni's case, and something that's been on my mind is the whole "LuckySon" alias situation. I find it interesting how he managed to live under different identities and stay off the grid so well that even his fingerprints didn't pop up anywhere. I'm curious about how common this situation is for missing persons, especially those with mental health challenges. I think it's incredible that a chance glance at a Facebook post was what led to his identification. Considering he was using so many different names, including female ones, I wonder if there's more to his story regarding identity and how he sees himself. Has anyone come across similar cases where someone used multiple aliases like this and still managed to get by without much detection?
