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I was revisiting the strange case of Jean M. Jape and got curious about that letter her family received. It's intriguing how it was postmarked from Illinois, suggesting she might have crossed state lines with Davidson. But here's the thing that puzzles me: was there any forensic work done on the letter itself? Like, did they check for fingerprints or compare the handwriting with known samples from Jean? It's a small detail, but sometimes these are key to piecing things together. Also, if the letter was truly from her, why hasn't there been another one since then if she said she'd write again? That kind of silence makes me wonder if someone else was dictating her actions. Thoughts?
