He doesn't have an overbite? Overbites would be the lower jaw further back from the upper jaw creating a kind of hamster like profile. Some of my family have had braces with a few cases of overbites so im pretty familiar with the different bites and i can deffo say that he isn't someone with an overbite, his face looks pretty well developed. Some faces can only grow to their genetic potential and this is probably his. His nose to chin ratio is proportionate so overbites can deffo be ruled out.
Wow, great likeness, can you please link information about this missing guy?
So when i was researching i decided to look into the obvious which was missing children in houston and i came across this one website which had him listed at the top and the details underneath indicated that he was 16 which matched the namus details which placed him in the same age bracket. The features closely resemble the ones in the composite so im sure this is him. The website I found it on:
Ok, so this young man is named William Alvarenga-Amador. I can't find any other sources other than this 2019 article from the Chronicle about him being missing, though. The photo says it's been sourced from NCMEC, so I checked the website and he is not listed as missing on NCMEC (and I'm assuming he was initially if that's where his missing photo came from). So I think William has been located?
Good point lol, I didn't even think of checking the initial source but have now and hes deffo not listed. The thing is he would be 20 now as the website listed him back in 2019 and it states "age now: 16". As the website deals with children, maybe he no longer fits their criteria so they removed him?
@iulia posted this upthread. LOCATED IN ABANDONED BUS WHERE PEOPLE ARE KNOWN TO LOITER.
It was a newspaper article dated 2019. It wasn't a database.
makes sense... its spreading to Arkansas I guess. didn't know what was up with the kids getting them over but now I do. no kids who have an Edgar cut get in serious trouble. let alone being in a real gang. i think a theory is that maybe our doe could have been younger than we think. I remember getting little designs on your fade was really popular when i was in like 2nd-5th grade. i still see a lot of younger kids with those. i think the cowboys theory is plausible. id broaden our age range of kids on NCMEC to be our doe.
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Sorry, I should have been clearer when I reacted to this question from @KimiMariaS upthread.
it's normal for people with suicidal plans to put their last day on earth on a calendar. it wouldn't surprise me if he tried to look good for the people finding him. i was reading up on that for a little bit and its especially common in teens who feel guilty about taking their lives to clean up a bit beforehand to make it easier for crime scene cleanup. Its even happened in my family, so it's not out of the ballpark at all. it's also very common for people who are going through emotional distress to cut their hair to try to change things up. I mean, most of us have done it ourselves. this is all just theories to kinda drive home the fact that he committed suicide, but foul play isn't impossible either. runaways are at very high risk to take their own lives because a lot of them come from abusive families, which makes them horrified of what would happen if they were found.
