Cafe owner in Cranford worries for missing brother after Paris attacks
The owner of a French restaurant in Union County says she is worried about her brother, who may have been at the site of the deadliest terror attack France has ever seen. Marie Fuller says her brother,
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Nov 15, 2015, 3:48 AM
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The owner of a French restaurant in Union County says she is worried about her brother, who may have been at the site of the deadliest terror attack France has ever seen.
Marie Fuller says her brother, John, lives only a few blocks away from the Bataclan Concert Hall in Paris and would never miss a show there featuring American rock music.
Fuller says she calls her brother just about every day. But after Friday night's terrorist attacks that left more than 120 dead and hundreds injured, she hasn't heard a word from him.
Fuller, who owns Cafe Paris in Cranford, says her brother usually made it a point to take in a concert at the Bataclan Hall.
She says her brother doesn't use social media, and she even tried calling the hotline set up by French officials. So far, Fuller has only received a busy signal.
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