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Hi everyone, I wanted to bring up something that’s been on my mind regarding Kari Lynn Rose Campbell’s disappearance. I’ve been following her case since it happened, and something that stands out to me is the tattoos she had. We all know tattoos can be very personal and unique, often telling a story about the person they belong to. Kari had a butterfly on her leg and forearm, and a sun on her shoulder blade. Could it be possible that someone in the Fredericton or surrounding areas has spotted someone with similar tattoos, but it’s just gone unnoticed because they haven’t connected it to a missing person case? I'm wondering if law enforcement or her family might consider releasing sketches or more descriptive details about these tattoos -- like their colors or styles. Sometimes, distinct tattoo art can stick in someone’s memory and could be a crucial detail in joggling someone’s memory or prompting new leads. We’ve seen in other cases where tattoo identification has led to breakthroughs. Does anyone else think that focusing more on identifying features like this could be beneficial, or has there been something about her tattoos publicized that I might have missed? Let’s keep brainstorming ways to keep awareness alive.
