Showing posts with label Jay Rosenbaum. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jay Rosenbaum. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 2, 2011

JAY ROSENBAUM ON LAUREN SPIERER: 'I DIDN'T DO IT'

THE LAST person to have seen missing University of Indiana co-ed Lauren Spierer now says he had nothing to do with the pretty blonde's disappearance. IU student Jay Rosenbaum is also claiming he has cooperated fully with police from the very beginning. Spierer--a Westchester, New York native--disappeared June 3 after a night of heavy partying in Bloomington. She has not been since and cops are continuing to unravel a truckload of conflicting statements. Rosenbaum said he met with Spierer's parents and a private detective for about

Thursday, September 1, 2011

LAUREN SPIERER MOM: 'SOMEONE KNOWS WHERE SHE IS'

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HEARTBREAK and frustration are mounting for the parents of missing Indiana University co-ed Lauren Spierer. The 20-year-old blonde beauty disappeared June 3 in Bloomington after a booze-a-ramma. She has not been seen since and pretty much everyone from her parents to, well, us, think her so-called friends are hiding something.
Robert and Charlene Spierer--who live in Westchester, New York--shake with fury that people who have information on their beloved daughter are keeping tight-lipped.
 Charlene Spierer told 6NEWS they will not rest til they find Lauren: "Somebody is responsible for Lauren's disappearance and

Wednesday, August 31, 2011

LAUREN SPIERER'S MOM: 'JAY ROSENBAUM IS LYING'

THE MOM of missing Indiana University student Lauren Spierer has scoffed at claims by fellow student Jay Rosenbaum that he had been in contact with the family.
Rosenbaum made the comments--his first publicly--to a local TV station. He is considered a person of interest and his story is at odds with what other witnesses and cctv are telling worried detectives.
Charlene Spierer said: "I have not spoken to Jay Rosenbaum. I was surprised to hear what he said on Fox." Lauren, 20, a pretty blonde vanished from Indiana University in Bloomington on June 3 after