The Tredyffrin public library "presumed" phone number on the notes page, is within an hour of Lancaster, Pa., a heavily Amish area. It is also just outside of Philadelphia and Villa Nova University (judging by her writing skills, I don't think she was a college student).
SEEKINGJANA, will you fill me in on the stripper work in dallas? I thought she had just waitressed at a mens club in Seattle?
sorry i don't remember where it was printed, but one of the newspapers reported that a guy she dated when she was in college said she worked as a dancer at a gentleman's club in dallas.
We don't have any confirmed reports of her ever being in seattle. The part about her working at a men's club in seattle came from somebody that commented on the seattle times article.
I did a quick search...'stripper dallas' and this came up.
http://www.websleuths.com/forums/showthread.php?t=215829&highlight=stripper+dallas
There are other threads as well. Be nice to have thread just for this.
Records gathered by Velling provide tantalizing clues. The woman received breast implants in 1991 and claimed to have suffered from bulimia in 1990. Her student loan applications listed three references, one of whom was a former classmate she had briefly dated. According to the man, whom Velling did not name, Jane Doe had more problems than he could deal with.
His recollection was that she was a dancer at a Dallas-area nightclub at the time [she was attending school], Velling said.
He tracked down a few friends and colleagues from years ago. One said she had been working as a dancer at a gentlemans club in the early 1990s, according to Velling. A clue, perhaps. But no one he found knew anything about Lori before 1988.
I found the reference to the Dallas nightclub in the Fox News article: http://www.foxnews.com/us/2013/06/2...tery-three-years-after-suicide/#ixzz2XRBrpq2t
Apparently she used the man she dated as a reference on her student loan application. He remembered that she was a dancer. The investigator did not disclose the man's name. Here is the quote:
It was also mentioned in the Seattle Times article: http://seattletimes.com/html/localnews/2021243552_janedoexml.html
I know it is reported that she had no discernible accent, but it would be extremely helpful to know if she had any words for common items/situations that were different than her native Texan relatives. Did she call soda "pop" ever? Pee-kan or pe-cahn? Things like that. I would imagine even the most practiced imposter would slip up occasionally.
I've also thought quite a bit about the conversation regarding the wedding announcement. When she told the MIL that they didn't do that I wonder what the inflection was on that statement. Was it a brush off? Was she saying it as though she had never even considered it because her family genuinely did not do that?
Also if it was a brush off, what was the reason? Did she think putting an announcement in the paper would cause someone to recognize her? If that's the case why did she allow her photo to be put in the newspaper with her business association? It would be very helpful to hear a little more from the Ruff family. Just a little more information about her day-to-day could really blow this case wide open. Or even just someone who spent a decent amount of time around her!
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