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I stumbled across some old articles about John Clyde Perrin, and something piqued my interest. It looks like his case might be connected with that mysterious "David Herrin" who was reportedly found in San Francisco Bay right after John disappeared. Has anyone ever looked into the possibility that there might have been any personal or psychological reasons behind him potentially assuming another identity right before his disappearance? From what I've read, he was under a lot of pressure with the draft conviction and his pending legal appeal. I'm no expert, but it’s got me wondering if the stress could have led to some kind of mental break or intentional decision to disappear and start over. Anyone else thought about this angle?
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Has anyone else come across the information about the scar on John Clyde Perrin's heel? I know scars can be a great way to identify someone, but it seems like such an overlooked detail. Given the description of him having a notable scar from a motorcycle wheel, I wonder if a detail like this could have been used to identify the "David Herrin" guy from the hospital. It got me thinking—wouldn't someone notice if a scar like that was on the man they pulled from the Bay? I'm curious if anyone has ever reached out to the hospitals in the area to see if they remember anything. You'd think details like scars would stick out pretty clearly to medical staff. It could be a long shot, but who knows what small detail might crack this case open.
