But, if you could find one of those sata extension boards on newegg or ebay, you might be able to install it (you need the proper screws as well, 2 of them). This might be negligible, I have little experience actually forcing this, I don't suggest it. Most of the boards DO have the header and the plug, but using it would cause power issues in some models, as they are rated to comply with processor matching power needs.
If there is, but there is no secondary board attatched to it, where that drive bay would go (many of the boards have the header\plug, but it's upside down and not close enough to the bay so they used a small extension board to make it possible to use it as a hot swap bay), you may have the capability, but it was left out of your model for some reason.
First, you would have to open up the casing to find out if there is an extra SATA header.
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