Where is MAURA MURRAY

Shack wrote:

[deleted text]Question of First Forum people...wasn't it written that LE....State/Local? had read and copied xx pages of that Forum...?[text deleted]

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WTF wrote:

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Ben, buddy. Trust me on this. There are people who actually take time out of their life to get trained so they know something. Then they practice their skills repeatedly to become competent. Then they respond to the real calls for help and they do this every day, day after day in states all over the country. Volunteers in particular who everyday, get up at 4:30AM to help someone who they don’t know. They do it every, single, day. Any hour, day or night, regardless of weather, how much sleep they’ve had, how much yard work they need to do, etc. Not sometimes or almost or probably but always. And they do this for no money, no praise, and very little recognition. They do it to help and they do actually make a difference. The kind of help that you are talking about usually generates two victims. Someone’s ability to throw their life away to “help” someone really has no meaning. And if they are not trained and don’t have the requisite skills, then how exactly are they helping? Help, rarely means your “rescuer” dying with you. I don’t know SB so maybe she is LE or Firefighter or EMS or trained SAR or maybe knows CPR or first aid. If not those than exactly what would be her purpose racing up there at 4:30AM? To pick Maura up at the accident scene? Maura was long gone, just like she was for all the other professional rescuers when they got there when good Samaritans called. My point being that just “making the trip” really isn’t enough. And there were plenty of trained personnel who made the trip that could have actually done something if there was something to do. Didn’t BF actually organize the first fire brigade and volunteerism? Also started the concept of public libraries as I remember. Smart guy.
To those of you I respect, BF, JMO, lady gray, elsewhere, 1Anne, Wowzer, Weeper and anyone whose name I forgot keep up the good fight. You’ll have your hands full with some of these people. I’ll probably pop in once and a while but way too much work for too little return.
Well back to pretending I know something in other places.
Bill

Benjamin Franklin wrote:

"When you should be proving it on why the state has'nt come forth with all they know."
Sometimes in investigations - the police will withhold a piece of information that only the criminal could know - so they can get a conviction.
Tell us what you think.

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Shack wrote:

...we usually just ignore the SOBs (the Scroll on Bys) They think they are entertaining, amusing
and "pretending" to be pseudo intellects. Yes, I know exactly what I just wrote. Poor creatures do not have any place to go.

Zander wrote:

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So in other words the "criminal" is the only person besides LE that knows anything about this whole case. You in fact made Adam Harts article sound right on. Give me a break!

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sophie bean wrote:

Gosh, Bill, cat got your tongue? You were pretty verbose an hour ago - now you've vanished.
I'm still anxious to see your "explanation" of how a cray, misplaced, error-filled, ill-informed, vitriolic attack on me through a third person "contributes" to the discussion of Maura's case.
Still, on some level, I am not surprised. After my recent post where I said I would be choosing my words extremely carefully, there's no plausible substantive ground through which to say "SB hates all locals" or "SB is mean, incendiary, and nuts." SO...you are reduced to this kind of attack.
Sadly, it does not surprise me, but it is informative.
You haven't answered directly, Bill/WTF, but your current silence and your recent attack say all that you need to say.

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JMO wrote:

Bill~
Sorry for your sign-off, which is totally understandable. There are disparate beliefs, views, and approaches to examining this topic that, realistically, may not be reconciled here.
We'll call your parting just temporary - you've come back before.
Terrific essays!...informational, original and authentic... obvious intelligence...but may be wasted here.
There seems to be an undertow...hell, nearly a riptide that's pulling a few of us way out to sea.
Hey, Wowzer...you there? She gets it, too.
Folks, please don't co-mingle issues. Though conveniently situated side-by-side in Topix....the Maura Murray and Kenney/McKay/Floyd stories are not married in content as much as they might seem to be when more than casually considered.
Projecting blame onto LE is a simple solution, though not fair or wise. Antagonizing LE can never be productive and can only be a disservice to Fred Murray and his family.
Insisting on pervasive criminal intent by unknown elements of society, local and state-wide, is not my perspective on the matter. Fact is, no one knows what happened to Maura Murray. There is no one to blame. Yet.
Fortunately, I have more of a need to listen than to speak. I may continue to interject...but only occasionally, to the great relief of a few. ;-)
JMO

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elsewherebriefly wrote:

O.K, this was one of those things I read and re-read to make sure I wasn't mistaken.
"In the year 2000 New Hampshire had an estimated population of 1,235,786 which ranked the state as having the 41st in population. For that year the State of New Hampshire had a total Crime Index of 2,433.1 reported incidents per 100,000 people. This ranked the state as having the 48th highest total Crime Index. For Violent Crime New Hampshire had a reported incident rate of 175.4 per 100,000 people. This ranked the state as having the 46th highest occurrence for Violent Crime among the states. For crimes against Property, the state had a reported incident rate of 2,257.8 per 100,000 people, which ranked as the state 48th highest. Also in the year 2000 New Hampshire had 1.8 Murders per 100,000 people, ranking the state as having the 44th highest rate for Murder. New Hampshire’s 42.2 reported Forced Rapes per 100,000 people, ranked the state 9th highest. For Robbery, per 100,000 people, New Hampshire’s rate was 36.7 which ranked the state as having the 42nd highest for Robbery. The state also had 94.7 Aggravated Assaults for every 100,000 people, which indexed the state as having the 47th highest position for this crime among the states. For every 100,000 people there were 404.0 Burglaries, which ranks New Hampshire as having the 48th highest standing among the states. Larceny - Theft was reported 1,680.0 times per hundred thousand people in New Hampshire which standing is the 47th highest among the states. Vehicle Theft occurred 173.8 times per 100,000 people, which fixed the state as having the 44th highest for vehicle theft among the states."
http://www.disastercenter.com/crime/nhcrime.h...