Biography

Raymond Sinclair



Raymond was born in Baltimore, Maryland to David Sinclair and Heather Sinclair. His father was a liquor salesman. Heather Sinclair was a strict person who disliked alcohol, tea, and coffee. Her parents were very prosperous in Baltimore and her sister married a millionaire. Raymond had wealthy grandparents with whom he often stayed.

Growing up, Raymond's family would move around continuously due to the fact that Raymond wanted to travel the world. In 1930, the Sinclair family moved to Manhattan, New York, where the family decided to permanently stay. Raymond entered the City College of New York, at the age of sixteen.

He graduated in 1932 and decided to start his own business using his ’s wealth. In 1938 construction of his very own hotel named Maison de Lumiere was started. In 1939, construction of the hotel was finished and quickly became famous for having the best customer service, food and security with no reports of crime.

Alex Jones



Alex was born in Texas, USA to Kyle Jones and Katy Jones. His father was a workaholic who worked may jobs. His father never had the time to look after Alex. His mother was a defense lawyer known for winning many cases. Alex’s family were very wealthy.

In 1938, Alex graduated from the college of Texas. He met his girlfriend, Rachael Elizabeth shortly after graduating in a bar located in the corner of the college. He and Rachael promised that they would get married in Manhattan, New York because Rachael had heard of a famous hotel named Maison de Lumiere, where many people were getting married.

In 1940, Alex and his fiancée moved to Manhattan, New York to find the famous hotel Maison de Lumiere and get married.

Rosie Diès Diemond 



Rosie Diès Diemond was born in a Californian hospital on the 17th of May 1917 around 9am in the morning. Her parents Miss Angelica (Rose) Diemond and Mr George Diès Diemond happy parents after one hour labour before the baby’s birth.

Growing Rosie had a normal childhood and lived at 24 Mudlark St in the north-east of California in a populated town called Greensfield. A smart kid, she went through kindergarten easily and during primary school, skipped prep, grade 4 and grade 5 easily completing grade six normally. At the age of ten she moved to Los Angeles as her father, Mr Diemond became a rich business entrepreneur establishing an oil company that he successfully expanded when Rosie was eight years old. Settling in very fast, Mr Diemond entered his daughter into a private school because of falling standard of education in public schools due to the difficult economic hardships. Rosie skipped year 7, blitzing through yeah 8 and skipping year 9.

Despite Rosie’s father busy schedule travelling around in the States he was always making time to visit Rosie frequently during the week and weekends use to spend quality time with his wife and Rosie. Many of Rosie’s proud relatives, especially her uncles and aunties used to visit their niece every month. The whole family is made up of successful people in their respective trades, areas of work and profession. Rosie at school had many friends, smart, athletic, friendly, and beautiful and was the school’s prodigy. She completed high school while getting the highest score in her school and making the top 40 of the highest scores in America. Finishing high school at the age of 14 the family moved settle to Phoenix, down because her father’s business was based there. She started travelling around with her father on business trips all over the States and when they travelled internationally it was also with her mother who helped and supported Rosie and her father.

As a family, they were very close with her mother supporting Rosie and her father’s disposition being the bases for their strong bond. Her mother tutored Rosie when she was in high school while helping support and manage her husband’s business together, at the same timekeeping the family intact, stable and raising her daughter. A successful and wealthy, well educated woman, she taught Rosie to sing, sew, to manage business and her husband organised dancing, piano, French and violin classes.

Well grounded in life skills and knowledge she acquired through her parents, Rosie dreamt of becoming musician and an actor. With the help and influence of her dad, Rosie was able to break into the music industry, and with 2 months, she was performing gigs around the States. At first, with an orchestra, not doing pubs because her parents would not permit for her to perform in an environment full of alcoholics and drug addicts. As time went on, an arrangement was made between her and her parents to have six security guards to protect her, who would look like ordinary people looking for a drink or music. Eventually she became famous for her talent with her fingers and unique voice. At 19 years of age, she released her first album, //Madam Rouge// which was a major hit. //Carry// //the Lovely Dove// stayed number one for weeks and she awarded her first platinum. With that, she started performing big shows, going on tours. At twenty she was already an accomplished musician releasing another two albums both reaching gold platinum.

She started dating Raymond Sinclair, a friend of four years whom she went to high school with, started working as one of the managers of her dad’s franchise. Their relationship went for a year before breaking up for an unknown reason though they remained close friends. After their breakup, she attended parties, events, fund raisers and was an activist for the Black People.

Rosie went missing at a fund raiser event where she was last seen heading towards her room and disappeared without a trace. Two weeks after she was found dead, splattered in blood with multiple stab wounds and cuts all over her body in an elevator. Her death impacting the lives of many, she was a great inspiration to many.