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Janie Johnson
Janie Johnson is a fictional character in the series of books called The Face on the Milk Carton. Janie Johnson is a fifteen year-old girl who has a regular life - she attends highschool, likes a boy named Reeve and wants her driver's license. While at lunch one day, she grabs a friend's milk carton and ends up changing her life. She recognizes the "missing person" photo on theback of the milk carton - it happens to be herself when she was very young, dressed in a white polka dotted dress. The milk carton says that Jennie Spring was kidnapped from a new jersey mall when shewas three years old. Janie believes the carton must be some type of joke because her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, are very loving. Janie tries to put it out of her mind having flashbacks, or what shecalls daymares, of events and people that don't fit in with her current life. She "remembers" other children and a woman who is not Mrs. Johnson.
Janie goes to the attic and rummages through theboxes. In them she finds old school papers with the name Hannah, and also the polka dotted white dress she saw on the milk carton. When Janie confronts them with this information, Mr. and Mrs. Johnsonexplain that Hannah is their daughter, and Janie is Hannah's daughter - so, Janie is really their granddaughter. Hannah was a confused child and joined a cult at a young age. She was married to one ofthe men in her cult and one day showed up at her parents house with Janie. Hannah returned to her cult, and the Johnsons left with Janie, moving to a different state, and even changing their name from"Javensen" to "Johnson," fearing that the cult would try to get her back. Janie is relieved that the people she believed were her parents were not kidnappers.
However, Janie cannot get the picture onthe milk carton or the memories of another family out of her mind. She researches the Spring kidnapping. She comes to the conclusion that her parents are probably insane or lying and actually did...