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I've always been curious about Jacques Boulanger's knack for craftsmanship, especially considering the era he lived in. It's fascinating to think about how his skills as a cabinetmaker might have connected him with various people around Montreal. Could someone he met through his trade have known more about his life or disappearance? It’s a long shot, but skills like those aren’t just useful—they can be a window into a person’s social circles and the kind of people they interacted with regularly. I wonder if any of his creations are still out there, holding silent stories of his life and personality. If you think about it, even the smallest detail can sometimes be the key to unraveling a mystery like this. Anyone else have thoughts on how his work might provide more context or clues?
