Mike Britton
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@Mike Britton What is interesting, though, is to check if someone from those yearbooks has unexpectedly closed his social media, you know?
Indeed. This is similar to what I was just thinking during a ride back home from Burger King: bring a photograph into the network via PM, and check for its removal. Search (Google) for the same image, and check the same search periodically.
If you have a POI who belongs to a club, group or team, look for contrarian comments on Reddit, follow the user's comments, and look for comments discussing activities done by the club, group or team to which your POI belonged.
Back to the sketch: what if the second one (YBG) is based on a strong current suspect, one that can't be validated for some reason? DN's uncanny similarity to the OBG sketch felt purposeful when I saw the side-by-side. It looked like DN was drawn into that sketch. Soon after DN was cleared, LE had a new press conference and announced a new approach. If this approach is similar to the first, the new sketch will be drawn from a photograph of a suspect—perhaps with certain features described by the eyewitness accounts.
Eyewitness input is faulty. These sketches could have been created to suggest guilt without stating it outright. There could be features drawn from the top suspects' photographs. I strongly suspect this is a real possibility. Not what happened, necessarily, but an intuition based on the sketches themselves; the timing, the difference in ages.
My long-winded answer to your question about the sketch being an approximation is to suggest that it may not be one.