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Hey everyone,
I've been following Taylor Connole's case out of Las Cruces, NM, and something that's been on my mind is the role of his tattoos in potentially identifying him. Tattoos can be such powerful identifiers in missing persons cases, especially in situations where someone might be living without a permanent residence. Taylor has some distinctive ink, with "Taylor Made" on his hands, a Betty Boop on his bicep, and the two Texas stars named Taylor and Megan on his chest. Has there been any talk or effort from local tattoo shops or artists to keep an eye out for these? Sometimes, people might get touch-ups or new work done, even if they’re off the grid. It might be a stretch, but perhaps reaching out to the local tattoo community could help generate a lead. Just trying to brainstorm ways beyond the usual channels that might yield some information. I know the authorities are doing what they can, but any extra resources could help, especially given the circumstances. What are your thoughts? Would efforts like this make sense, or have they been tried before in similar cases?
