I never made this connection, but it does seem interesting. While I do agree that it is far more likely he was killed by walkers, it's still possible he was capture by the St. Johns or a similar group of cannibals. The St. Johns did say to get rid of Clementine, but they also had a big group of people captive already and she was worthless in comparison. For all we know, too, the stranger's son could've been husky or muscular, or at least better than nothing if they had no meat at the time they found him. Or, they could've killed him only to later realize he wasn't worth it, and didn't want to make the same mistake with Clementine. Interesting theory.
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