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I still think their ep is better than their debut album
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The Unsolved Case of Julie Weflen
Julie Weflen had an uncommon job for a woman in the 80s. At 28, she worked as an operator for the Bonneville Power Administration, and even though she’d faced some sexism at first, her male coworkers had learned to respect her commitment and efficiency.
On September 16th, 1987, Julie was working on site at Spokane County, in Washington. She was supposed to be back home at 5 pm, when she would get a call from her husband Mike, who was working painting a house in another town. Mike called their house repeatedly, but he couldn’t contact Julie. At first he didn’t get worried, until he went back to his motel room that night and found a message from the local police, telling him his wife had been kidnapped.
Indeed, Julie had vanished at some time after 3:30 pm, when she had the last contact with one of her coworkers. She was going to check on one of the transformers that was low on nitrogen near Riverside State Park. Her work truck was found with its door and back hatch open. Her purse was inside the vehicle, and on the ground next to it they found her toolbox, hard hat and sunglasses. The gravel of the area showed signs of struggle, and authorities even theorized she could have been overpowered by two people.
It’s been almost 30 years and Julie’s fate has never been discovered. Police has cleared one person of interest, and had another unnamed suspect that failed a polygraph, but has since died. She has also been connected, although not officially, to the disappearance of two other women in the region: Debbie Swanson, who vanished on March 1986, and Sally Anne Stone, who went missing exactly 4 months before Julie. However, it’s more likely that she was taken by someone who knew her and had been watching her movements for a while.