WI WI - Julia O'Neill, 31, Lake Geneva, 18 June 1997

[Keiri]

Is that correct? My understanding (if it can be called that) is that it is possible to do so for MPs and UIDs with DNA.

That’s why Virginia cases show up so often in exclusions for cases for which they don’t even seem to apply (eg, a UID from say, 1930 showing up in the exclusion list for someone who went missing in 2020) - they run their MPs against everyone with DNA in Namus.

If that’s wrong, would you point me to where I can read up on how it actually works? My handle on this process is quite tenuous, and I’d love to understand it better.

I learned it from someone who used to work there but doesn't anymore. VA just runs it against more people. Some people are also in Codis, some aren't, there aren't consistent laws and Wisconsin isn't even required to use it.

 

[Keiri]

Julia's case was updated today on NamUs, no new info, so it's on law enforcement side.

 

[mothwings]

Interesting fact, Julia's dad owned one of Wisconsin's most expensive single family homes on the shores of Lake Geneva. Roger O'Neill had purchased the Hillcroft Mansion with his wife in the 1980s. After being on the market for nearly two years, it broke the record in 2018 for being the highest sale price for a single-family home in Wisconsin for a whopping $11.25 million.

Former Wrigley estate in Lake Geneva sells for a record-setting $11.25M

The waterfront property first listed for $16.45 million.

chicago.curbed.com

Roger O'Neill also spoke about it with At the Lake Magazine in 2017.

After more than 30 years in their dream home, the O’Neills have decided to downsize slightly. (“We’re building a house directly across the lake,” O’Neill laughs. “You can see it from the front yard.”) Hillcroft is poised to change hands again, but one thing remains certain: the property won’t be subdivided, a fate that has befallen so many of the original estates around the lake. “It’s one of the last [undivided properties] that will ever be available on the lake,” says O’Neill. And due to an agreement that dates back to the 1981 sale, O’Neill will ensure that it stays that way. “The property is one of the most unique on the lake, and the outbuildings are really special, something that people wouldn’t build today,” he says. “We’ve been very, very lucky to live here.”

 

[Pennysmom1]

Added 9/23/24

https://www.doenetwork.org/cases/software/mp-main.html?id=4919DFWI

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