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Hello, fellow sleuths! I was just diving into the case of Alvin Clifford Berg, and something caught my attention that I haven't seen discussed much before. Has anyone else found it strange that he's described as having had no contact with his family after leaving the farm? It just struck me how during that time—especially in 1940—families were typically quite tight-knit. Most farm workers of his era would have regular communication with their folks, at least through letters or occasional visits. What could have happened that led to such a stark cutoff? Was there a falling out or some sort of issue with his family that hasn't come to light yet? I wonder if that detail might be a key piece of the puzzle. And considering how vital mail was back then for keeping in touch, the absence of correspondence seems all the more peculiar. I'd love to hear everyone's thoughts on this angle. Do you think it's significant, or am I reading too much into it? Let’s keep digging—maybe we can uncover something overlooked in the official records.
