Where is MAURA MURRAY

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Eurobserver wrote:

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Bill/WTF,
I sincerely respect your contributions here, but in this case I have to say this:
Although there are a good many shameless charlatans out there, there are also a number of (relatively few) genuinely gifted psychichs around.
Just because there are a great deal of fraudulent "psychics" to be found, that certainly does not mean that there can be no genuine ones.
Believe me, I know from my own experience that there are! Very much so...
And, yes I´m a very non-gullible, feet-firmly- planted-on-the-earth kind of guy.
So, please don´t ridicule everybody who happens to be convinced that life in the broadest sense of the word is a good deal more than the material world which we may think is the only "reality".
It´s just a matter of respecting other peoples´ views.
I wouldn´t dream of making fun of you if you profess your belief in a completely non-spiritual world.
This respect should be reciprocal and mutual, in my view.

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Eurobserver wrote:

Hello citigirl,
Although it certainly can not be dismissed, I find it rather unlikely that something bad happened to Maura while in Amherst.
For one thing, why should any theoretical
culprit(s) bother to somehow bring her car all the way to Haverhill, NH?
Why not somewhere much closer to Amherst than NH, such as e.g. The Berkshires of MA?
It just doesn´t make sense to me...
IMHO.

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JMO wrote:

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Actually, Sir/Madam, the respect exhibited here is selectively reciprocal and absent mutuality when extended by your online group.
More and more is being realized and explained via my observations (and previous contact with a few...).
I am not "making fun" of your spiritual world....however, I maintain, unequivocally, that I do not buy into your purported "giftedness" that you profess.
Strange. Nearly cultish.

Eurobserver wrote:

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JMO,
You got it all wrong, I´m afraid.
I never, ever suggested that I have any kinds of such gifts whatsoever myself.
Where did I say that?
What I meant to say, was that I´ve seen it clearly displayed in other people.
Let´s agree not to agree here - some of us believe, some of us don´t.
Let´s respect each others´ views - shouldn´t be too difficult, I should hope...

JMO wrote:

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Correct. I am a non-believer.
Respect is always mutual. A two-way street.

Caveman Dopleganger wrote:

Euro - When all is said and done - I think you are a good person. So I don't want to leave here with any impression otherwise.
We don't always agree - but I'm happy you are around.
Same goes with everyone else. I won't feel bad if you don't say the same about me.

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Eurobserver wrote:

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JMO,
As for your last two sentences there:
I wholeheartedly agree.
Euro

Emily wrote:

Just thinking a million things might have happened. Maybe a robbery or car jacking. Maybe someone put a rag in the tail pipe to make the car stall and then showed up for the rescue. Maybe with a tow truck, pickup, whatever. Maybe she gave the car to a homeless person and jumped in the river near Woodsville. Maybe she jumped in the river and the car was stolen later by someone homeless and too drunk to drive and they forgot all about it. Maybe she had a problem at school. Doesn't sound like she slept in her room. Maybe she stayed over nearby. Maybe a friend or someone she knew turned on her. Maybe she was just a message to someone else. They can have nice houses, fast cars, good income.

1Anne wrote:

OMG!!!You came to sell a car!