in 1994 brought authorities closer than ever to solving the haunting case.Speaking exclusively to PS, Balmain’s former madam, who left the world of escort agencies years ago, dropped a bombshell, revealing she had no idea of her former husband’s whereabouts on the night of November 5, 1994. That was when she was known as Jane Stanojevic, the heavily pregnant co-owner, with her husband, of the Select Companions escort agency, one of two such outfits Balmain had been working with.
During a 1999 coronial inquest, the Stanojevics denied any knowledge or involvement in Balmain’s disappearance, but at the end of 2021 police revealed Zoran Stanojevic – arrested on unrelated drugs charges – was now a person of interest in the mysterious disappearance.The morning of Wednesday, June 23, started like any other for Sydney’s original celebrity hairdresserwho was looking forward to marking his 59th birthday the following weekend.
Joh Bailey became the poster boy for COVID-19 after his salon landed in the centre of a cluster that shook high society.Bailey spent his two-week isolation period in Bowral as the fallout spread to 900 clients of the salon, some of Sydney’s most feted society women – all of them loyal “Bailey girls”.was confined to the “west wing” at her Southern Highlands property Mulberry Farm and was “receiving trays” at the door.
But that was just a precursor of the coming media storm heading Aitken’s way, one she is still navigating – in Aspen – after her husband