Julianne Weflin was a 28 year old from Deer Park, Washington.

She worked for the Bonneville Power Administration and loved the outdoors.

On September 16, 1987, on her way home, Julie stopped at a substation to make sure it was working correctly.

Julie never made it home. She was never seen again.

I'm at Denzel and this is unfound. The Oh, Encountering disappointment is a part of life. Nobody goes through life succeeding at

everything. Not Michael Jordan, not Warren Buffett, and certainly not Nickelback.

So to prosper in life, whatever prosper means to you personally,

we must find ways to overcome failure. We must discover ways to recover from expectations that aren't fulfilled.

And we must steal ourselves against the prospects of not getting what we want. If we don't, life

becomes miserable. We start to see conspiracies at every turn. We can start to believe everyone else is working against us.

When really people have their own desires and most of the time your wants and their wants just don't mesh. That's just

the way it goes. The world does not revolve around us. It revolves around the sun.

Well, in the disappearance of Julie Weflin, and we'll be talking about some other women today,

she was part of an outdoors group in the Spokane area and a

man in the club wanted Julie. Being that she was married, Julie turned down his advances. Then Julie was gone. And we're left to determine

if hers and these other women's disappearances were committed by the women's reject.

And now a summary of the case, this is brought to you by my friend Megan Goods website Charlie

Project.org.

Julie Weflin had her whole life in front of her.

At the time of her disappearance,

she had been married to Mike, a house painter, and everything was going well.

Julie was working for the Bonneville Power Administration, also known as the BPA.

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