I've been following the Joseph Paul Pierre Beaudoin case for a while, and something that caught my attention is his choice of attire when he was last seen. It seems like he was dressed in a green military-style shirt and a green Army jacket. Does anyone know if he had a military background, or was this outfit just a personal style choice? It might mean nothing, but sometimes details like this can point to personal history or, perhaps, where he thought he might be going. I've seen cases where attire hints toward a particular plan or destination, especially in more rural or wilderness settings. Anyone got thoughts on this or seen similar cases where clothing became a clue?
