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Julie Pinson (May 8th, 2008 to Present, Recurring)

Waitress at Al’s Diner
Former waitress
Former line cook at My Cousin Gino’s
Claimed to have been an assistant to an Illinois senator (told Vienna that didn’t end up so well)

the Snyder farm

Single/Enaged (Jack Snyder)

None

Rosalie (Last name unknown) (Aunt)
Vinny (Last name unknown) (Uncle)

Liberty Ciccone (with Brad)

Bradley "Brad" Snyder (one-night stand)
Bud (one date)
Jack Snyder (engaged)

Destroyed the police file which implicated Brad in the assault of Leo Morissey {mid September 2008]

Janet Ciccone, nicknamed “Juicy” in high school, became pregnant at the age of 17 by a one-night stand with Brad Snyder at their junior prom. Janet’s parents sent her away to live with her aunt and wanted her to give her baby up. Janet refused and, since Brad moved on to another girl immediately after their tryst, Janet opted to raise her child, a daughter she named Liberty, alone. However, she made no secret about who Liberty’s father was. Sixteen years later, after seeing a live telecast of Brad marrying his television co-host, Katie Peretti, Liberty decided that it was finally time to meet her father. The teenaged girl traveled to Oakdale alone and immediately introduced herself to Brad, who was now a local television personality. Brad contacted Janet who confirmed that Liberty was indeed his and had no problem with her staying in Oakdale to get to know Brad. After a DNA test confirmed it was well, Janet traveled to Oakdale as well and told Brad her story. She also confessed that she never stopped loving him. Although Brad was married, Janet wasted no time lavishing him with attention. It didn’t take long for Liberty to realize that Janet was interested in Brad, a fact that embarrassed Liberty who had seen her mother through a string of failed relationships. Janet eventually got a job as a waitress at Al’s Diner while staying at the Lakeview Hotel—with Brad and Katie paying her bill. Later, Janet met Brad’s older brother Jack. After a rocky beginning, the two quickly bonded over being the parents of teenagers. Then one day, both Jack and Janet wound up at Yo’s bar for 80’s night and they enjoyed a fun filled evening dancing in front of Brad and Katie. It didn’t take Jack long to figure out that Janet was trying to make Brad jealous and he warned her not to play games with him. Jack made it clear that he liked Janet and suggested that she get Brad out of her system. Soon after, Janet made a play for Brad who made it perfectly clear that he never did nor never would love her. Afterwards, Jack found Janet at her place in tears and she confided in him about her humiliating rejection.

Their friendship deepened as Jack complimented Janet on what a refreshingly open woman she was. Touched, a few days later, on Independence Day, Janet surprised Jack with a picnic lunch. After a day of Janet following Jack around while he tried to locate missing cameras for WOAK, the pair had the picnic at Janet’s place. After dinner, Janet left Jack speechless by asking when the last time he had sex was. Jack made it clear that he wasn’t looking for a girlfriend but Janet made it clear that all she wanted was no strings sex. After some prodding by Janet, Jack lowered his guard and the two made love. The following morning they did it again and Jack agreed to Janet’s suggestion that they become “friends with benefits.” Soon after, Brad, who objected to Jack sleeping with Janet, stopped paying for Janet’s room at the Lakeview. With nowhere to go, Janet was set to leave Oakdale until Jack suggested that she stay at the Snyder farm. In the meantime, Liberty had quickly formed a friendship with Jack’s adopted son, Parker, which was leading to something more. When Jack had told Janet that he caught Parker and Liberty kissing, her response was to have the sex talk with her daughter and send Liberty to a gynecologist. Immediately after, the teens decided to satisfy their curiosity by having sex. Though Janet, who talked to her daughter about it afterward, assured the Snyders that this was not that big of a deal, both brothers blamed Janet for what happened. After a few heated discussions, the adults eventually formed a united front and told the teens that it might be best if they not see each other for a while—with Brad going to the extreme of hiring a body guard for Liberty. When Liberty slipped out to see Parker, Brad decided he had enough and dragged her off to an impromptu fishing trip where Liberty truly bonded with her father. At the camp ground, Liberty was shocked to see Parker who found out her whereabouts. Unsettled by Parker’s suggestion that they run away together, a worried Liberty told Jack where Parker was. Rattled, Jack questioned his ability as a parent until Janet assured him that he was a great father. As the weeks went by, Liberty tried to obey her parents and stay away from Parker but he kept seeking her out. Things finally came to a head when Katie and Brad set up Parker to see Liberty on a date with another guy. When they guy they paid, Leo, started getting rough with Liberty, Parker was on hand to save her. After this, the adults permitted Liberty and Parker to see each other under supervision.

Meanwhile, Janet decided that it was time to move out of the farm. Realizing that he’d miss her, Jack suggested that they find a place together. That same day, their relationship hit a rough patch when Jack's ex-wife, Carly, barged in and announced that Brad dragged Parker to the police station on the accusation of rape. Apparently, Brad and Katie found a dazed Liberty with her clothes ripped. When asked what happened, all Liberty could remember was that Parker was with her. Investigating, Jack discovered that Liberty had eaten drug laced brownies; however, both Brad and Janet accused him of making up the story in order to save Parker. Before the day was over, Liberty finally remembered what happened—it wasn’t Parker who went after her, it was Leo. Apparently, he gave her some drug laced brownies and attempted to rape her before she fought him off. Though Janet apologized for accusing Parker, Jack was hurt that she didn’t trust him enough.