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In
their quest to find her, they learned that she had been romantically
or sexually linked to various men such as an educator, a rich
playboy, a nightclub owner, jet-setters, and actors. One prominent
personality that became controversial during the case was David
“Little Davy” Ogul.
    Davy,
who was connected to a gangster boss named Mike Cohen, was reported
to be missing only two days after Jean vanished. When the records
were pulled, the police found that they were indicted for conspiracy.
They started assuming that the two simply went away together to avoid
prosecution.
    This
theory was further strengthened by a report from El Paso, Texas, that
Davey was seen with a lady who looked like Jean. When the police
arrived at the hotel where they were spotted, the staff identified
Jean from a photo. However, when they checked the records of the
hotel, no room was checked under Jean or Davey. They searched El
Paso, too, but no sign of Davey and Jean surfaced.
    For
years, the police continued their search for Jean, but to no avail.
No new clues turned up, although a lot of witnesses said they had
seen Jean in various places such as Phoenix, Arizona and Mexico City.
Until now, Jean’s case is still open and she’s still
under the missing persons’ category.
    Due
to Jean’s disappearance, Dexter was again proclaimed as
Christine’s custodian. He tried to get Lynn (his new wife)
become Christine’s legal mother through the process of adoption
on the grounds of abandonment, but the jury didn’t grant it
since there was no proof of Jean’s death. Jean’s mother
was granted with visitation rights, but Dexter often ignored it.
    Due
to his persistent neglect to follow court order, he served 15 days in
jail. In the end, Dexter took Christine and Lynn to a new state and
never returned. In 2007, Dexter died at the age of 87. He left Lynn,
his wife and three daughters, including Christine who now goes by the
surname of Williams.
    Many
mystery enthusiasts still find things odd in this case. For example,
even though Lynn was able to prove Dexter’s alibi on the night
of the disappearance, shouldn’t there be more witnesses or
proof? Maybe Lynn was just covering for her husband... This idea
sounded logical when it was later found out that Lyn Benner was
formerly Lyn Lasky, ex-wife of Ely Lasky who was close to Mikey
Cohen-- the gangster boss.
    If
you’ll remember, Davy Ogul was also connected to Mikey Cohen.
The connections were odd. Although it could all be just coincidences,
many people believed that the police should have concentrated more on
it.
    Another
thing was Dr. Scott. It was mentioned that LAPD searched for doctors
with the surname Scott, but what if Scott was actually the first
name?
    Other
people resorted to formulating their own theories. Perhaps Dexter
really had something to do with the crime, and Lynn used her previous
gangster connection to cover him up? Or maybe, the man 'Scottie',
whom Jean had an affair with, returned and sought revenge? Could it
be that Davey was really the new lover, and they planned it all
along? The chance of solving this case now is slim, especially since
possible witnesses now have fading memories.

Chapter
2 - Michael Rosenblum

    Valentine
’s Day is supposed to be a joyous celebration for lovers, but
in 1980, it was clouded with controversy when a man from Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania disappeared.
    Michael
Rosenblum was not very typical in the sense of youthful exploration.
When he was in high school, he tried and experimented with drugs.
While other teenage boys would also develop such curiosity, they
would still know when to stop and quit it. Michael didn’t. In
fact, he became overly attached to illegal drugs. His penchant was
taking in heavy pain killers. The addiction was so severe that his
parents pushed for him to undergo rehabilitation, which fortunately
happened.
    Unfortunately,
it was unsuccessful.
    On
the evening of February 13, 1980, Michael’s mother, Barbara,
noticed that