A call for help- Where is Genevieve?

My name is name is Jay Chambers, and I am an investigative reporter from San Antonio, TX.  I recently caught wind of an interesting finding on Trinity University’s campus in which a necklace valued at $267,000 was uncovered during construction on one of the residence halls (see the article here).  As it turns out, this necklace is tied to an unsolved missing persons case from the 1950s involving a reclusive heiress named Genevieve Tillbrook.  SAPD has said that they do not plan to reopen this case; however, as an investigative reporter, I felt inclined to do some research of my own.  Although my initial search didn’t produce much, I have recently come across some documents that are pretty eye opening and lead me to believe that this might be more than a simple missing persons case.  I truly believe there is a complex and compelling story to be told here, and I am going to uncover every piece of it.  I have a strong feeling that there is more evidence in this case scattered around the Trinity campus.  As such, I have called upon the Trinity community to help me investigate the mysterious disappearance of Genevieve Tillbrook.  Together, we will find out what happened to Genevieve.  I have even been given $500 by the estate of Charles Pennington (the husband of Genevieve) to reward to a group that ultimately solves this case.

Please check back on the blog regularly as I will be posting about my findings.  I have also created a website (http://sites.google.com/site/whereisgenevieve/) that will serve as a central location for all articles and documents pertaining to the case.  I encourage everyone to be vigilant and inquisitive.  Please send any tips or information to whereisgt@gmail.com.  Together we can find out what happened to Genevieve.