Lloyd Kaufman

For Immediate Release
John M. Masters, Esq.
Saving Jill
216-978-2517
[email protected]
http://jillentel.blogspot.com/

Las Vegas, Nevada – January, 4 2013 – The family of Jill Darnell Entel announced today that it was offering a $10,000.00 reward for information and assistance that leads to the location and safe return of the woman who disappeared in Las Vegas, Nevada on February 28, 2012 after being hospitalized for delusions. Entel whose stage name is Janelle Brady starred as Chrissy in Lloyd Kaufman’s classic 1986 horror film Class of Nuke ‘Em High and later appeared in three issues of Playboy, music videos, television commercials and print advertising as Janelle Christian.

Entel, age 50, was born in Detroit, Michigan where she began her modeling career in high school and first gained national attention in an advertising campaign for a Detroit department store that featured her remarkable resemblance to Hollywood icon Marilyn Monroe. Later signed by the Elite Modeling Agency she enjoyed success as a model in television and print before beginning her career as an actor. Entel starred in Lloyd Kaufman’s 1986 cult classic Class of Nuke ‘Em High and had roles in The Allnighter and Teen Wolf II. Jill Entel disappeared in the Fremont District of downtown Las Vegas, Nevada after being hospitalized because of a series of episodes where she became delusional and paranoid. After she failed to meet her husband, union labor attorney John M. Masters, he reported her missing to Las Vegas Metro Police and began what has become an exhausting and expensive ten month search for his wife.

Ms. Entel is considered an endangered missing person because of several serious medical conditions including seizures and lupus. Las Vegas Metro Police refused to investigate the disappearance because no evidence of foul play existed and closed the missing person case in May, 2012 after Masters relayed unconfirmed reports of sightings of his wife in the Fremont District. Las Vegas leads the nation in reported missing persons. In July, 2012 the Clark County, Nevada Family Court appointed Masters as Special Emergency Guardian over the person of Jill Entel following the filing of a Guardianship Petition by Masters. The Guardianship Petition was supported by the entire family of Jill Entel. The Court Order instructed Las Vegas Metro Police to render all assistance necessary for Masters to take physical Custody of his wife. On September 21, 2012 John Masters was contacted by hotel security at the Downtowner Motel which is located on 8th and Ogden in the Fremont District and advised that his wife was a guest at the motel. Masters called Las Vegas Metro Police and waited at the motel for their arrival. Las Vegas Metro Police declined to enter the room of Jill Entel or assist Masters in transporting his wife for treatment citing police department policy in cases involving mental health issues because of several incidents that resulted in shootings. One day later Jill Entel checked out of the motel and her present location is unknown.

The public in Las Vegas is asked to assist in the effort to save Jill Darnell Entel.
CONTACT: JOHN M. MASTERS 216-978-2517

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