Julianne Cecilia Jaillet was a 36 year old from Bellevue, Washington. She was the mother of one and loved Fleetwood Mac. In late May of 1985, Julianne’s parents lost contact with her. Three weeks later, Julianne’s husband told everyone she had left him. She was never seen again.
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If you have any information regarding the disappearance of Julianne Jaillet, please contact the Bellevue Police Department at (425) 452-6917.
Thus, I have some serious questions:
–Are we sure the purse was on the 22nd floor or the MGM Grand Hotel in Reno, NV? How was that determined?
–Has this employee ever explained his/her motivation of shipping the purse to the owner who had no record of staying at the hotel? Was this common practice?
–How did this employee not think that one hour after the purse got shipped that Julianne wouldn’t come into the hotel looking for it? Remember, the employee wouldn’t know Julianne was missing.
I hope you understand what I’m writing here. This is not only important for Julianne’s case but this kind of logical reasoning can be applied to many disappearances. In fact, this kind of process should be done all the time.
What I’m saying is, there are enough reasons for me to believe that the purse wasn’t found on the 22nd floor or any other floor at the MGM. And if it was, are we sure it wasn’t Ian who was the one who found it?
We must remember another point…
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