Mireille
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I have always been , not great, at reading signatures. But on this slip, you see the words
"Signature" and "Guest signature"
Meaning there should be two signatures. The people signing would be the person whom takes the room in their name, and their guest.
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So I believe the first signature, the one looking like a T with a line through it, is one, and the big T or J ending with, what looks like fate and a dot (.) is Jennifer.
You are absolutely right.It says 'Signatur' (Norwegian spelling) and 'Guest signature' (English spelling). I think it's just for one signature...
That isn't correct. Look at the attached; the "Cash" option is ticked, and there's an amount due (in cash).
That's payment for the two days accommodation. This is repeated in the "2DY' code top-right, which means two days, double, two guests/standard day rate in Amadeus hotel/agent codes.
The reminder sent to her room was because she'd ordered room services and pay-per-view without having a credit card on file.
Jennifer is not a common name in Norway. There is a similar'ish name, Jannicke, which was popular back in the 80-90's sometime, thanks to a norwegian artist.
Ok, I apologize. I thought I watched a video reenactment of actors checking and it was the younger male employee, Sascha, who thought Jennifer exchanged USD, but it seems it was actually the front desk supervisor, Tudem.
Mystery at the Oslo Plaza
Quoted:
In her police statement, Tudem Gjertsen said it might have been in connection with exchanging currency that she saw the couple, and that it might have been later in the evening. In 1995, it was common for hotel guests to obtain local currency at the front desk.
"I have a feeling that the man handed money over the counter and that it may have been dollars, but I’m not sure," Tudem Gjertsen says today. "Nor can I say if the man was with her when she came. But I stand by seeing her in front of the counter with a man."
This might be a bit 'out there' but it seems those soda bottles have had their lids placed back on top (zoom+++ and you'll see it, the colours are different per drink). These would have been pop-off lids, so they couldn't have been replaced securely, but... wtf?
I have always been , not great, at reading signatures. But on this slip, you see the words
"Signature" and "Guest signature"
Meaning there should be two signatures. The people signing would be the person whom takes the room in their name, and their guest.
View attachment 293149
So I believe the first signature, the one looking like a T with a line through it, is one, and the big T or J ending with, what looks like fate and a dot (.) is Jennifer.
This might be a bit 'out there' but it seems those soda bottles have had their lids placed back on top. These would have been pop-off lids, so they couldn't have been replaced securely, but... wtf?
I'm surprised the staff and other guests didn't see more going on....sounds like "Jennifer" and at least one other person were in and out of rooms quite often, and moving things about also.
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It is indeed food. Exactly what the autopsy said was in her stomach. They said it smelled a little acrid when they entered. Could it have been the old food combined with the sheer amount of blood. Creamed anything will start to smell if left out.
Like you say, the caps may have just been placed back without being secured on tight.....but it's a weird OCD thing to do. Once they're off, just leave them on the desk, or put them in the bin.
Especially if the bottle is already empty, you're not trying to keep your drink fizzy after you've opened it.
It's yet another odd thing. In fact, is there anything in this case that is normal?
There are 3 bottles on the desk. 1 diet coke 1 reg coke, 1 that I think is solo. Which is a soda mostly native to Scandinavia, I think. I think she or her guest got them from the hotel rooms bar that is underneath the desk.I interpreted "acrid smell" as being from the gun firing twice in such a small area, not from the food.
To make things worse: why is there open bottles of Coke and Diet Coke? I drink Coke and I would never drink Diet, and I'm sure vice versa for people who prefer diet.
The other baffling thing is the purpose of the USA Today newspaper which was nicked from another room. Of all things, this makes no sense at all, as she would have had her own delivered.
To make things worse: why is there open bottles of Coke and Diet Coke? I drink Coke and I would never drink Diet, and I'm sure vice versa for people who prefer diet.
There was not found any gunshot powder residue on her hands. Her hands also had no bruising from recoil. There was also no blood spatter on her hand. Despite blood spatter being everywhere else. In fact that hand and ring looks absolutely pristine and clean.
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I rather doubt this hand fired 2 shots.
I'm not a firearms expert like some of those who have posted, but from my personal experience, I feel a gun like this would have enough "kick" that everything would not be lined up so neatly after she shot herself. At minimum, it seems he hand would be off to the side. I could see the force, etc skewing the gun entirely onto the bed or something. It feels more "off" to me, then the possibility of someone shooting her and carefully replacing the gun.
Interesting about the missing bing bag.
I wonder. Did the papers arrive in a bag as well?
Something else I am thinking about here:
Wouldn't a European address in *most* countries be Street name 148 vs 148 Street Name?
When I check a "random address" site to test this, France is one country written as 148 Street Name. Belgium & Germany both would be Street Name 148.
England has numbers first. For example.
1 Newton Street<----the street address for a Birmingham Courthouse.