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Lawyer looking for “Blondie”

November 24, 2016

Lawyer looking for “Blondie”
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PHILIPSBURG – Attorney Sjamira Roseburg of Sulvaran & Peterson law firm is appealing to the general public, from both sides of St. Maarten, for help in finding of her client Janine “Blondie” Wijman.

“Blondie is moving between Dutch (Cole Bay, Dutch Quarter) or French side (St. James, Marigot). If you see her; please contact me immediately,” Roseburg said.

The attorney urgently needs to get in contact with her client. Persons can contact Roseburg by calling: (+1721) 553-8939 or the office: (+1721) 542-0176.

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Lawyer looking for “Blondie”

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