The French Con Man Who Fooled The FBI — How A 23-Year-Old Impersonated A Missing Texas Boy And Lived With His Family For Months
Jason Barclay’s death from overdose, which occurred before the case could be fully investigated, removed the possibility of questioning the person who was most specifically implicated by Bourdin’s claims.
Beverly Dollarhide’s mixed polygraph results — two passed, one failed — are formally inconclusive but add to the atmosphere of unresolved suspicion.
Nicholas Barclay’s case has been reviewed multiple times.
In 2019, the San Antonio police department was still describing it as an active cold case.
The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs) maintains his profile.
He would be approximately 44 or 45 years old now.
If he ran away, he has never made contact with his family or come to the attention of law enforcement under any traceable identity.