Runaway Bride

We Petition the unethical, financially costly and simply the waste of the Americans tax payers time regarding the disappearance (A), false statements to law enforcement (1,2)
(B) Prior criminal record (1,2,3) (C) Selling rights to her story, after breaking the law and costing taxpayers money. (D) Call for Jennifer Willbanks to donate all money earned from movie deal.

(A)April 26th Jennifer Wilbanks did not return home. On April 30th Jennifer Wilbanks from an Albuquerque, New Mexico, convenience store called her Fiancй and told him she had been abducted, Duluth Police chief Randy Belcher joined in on the call.

(1) Albuquerque police report
Jennifer Wilbanks reportedly said a Hispanic man and white woman had abducted her and driven her to the store. Wilbanks initially told police and the FBI she had been sexually assaulted before being released.
(2) "Jennifer admitted she had lied about the kidnapping and the sexual assault." "She had left Georgia because of the pressures of her wedding. The list of things she needed to get done and no time to do it made her feel overwhelmed."


(B) Jennifer Wilbanks has been arrested three times

(1) 1996 - shoplifting
(2) 1998 - shoplifting
(3) 1998 *felony* for shoplifting $1,700 worth of merchandise

The charge was dropped after Wilbanks completed counseling and diversion programs, performed community service and paid restitution.

(C) Regan Media, a New York multimedia company, has "acquired all media rights to the life stories.
The City of Duluth spent $43,000 searching for Willbanks.

(D) Call upon Jennifer Wilbanks to donate all money made from the movie deal, to repay taxpayers, officers, volunteers who spent countless hours searching for her. When it turned out to be a total waste of time, while other may have truly needed those resources.