Where is MAURA MURRAY

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White Wash wrote:

Blah Blah instead up of putting up pretty much the normal here!
Got that 100 still got that picture that
proves YOU WRONG AGAIN!
Blah Blah Blah is alls famous way of
derailing the CHAT!
Blah Blah Blah
I got heels can't pull out the shit kickers
to get down and dirty for the case!
BLAH picture is worth a 100 BUCKS!
PUT UP OR SHUT UP!
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just sayin wrote:

but when the answers are NOT in the reports, shouldn't you look at everything else "factual" -- which would include those logs???

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mcsmom wrote:

Hey white wash, granting something to the public domain is a complete abandonment of all rights.
Get your facts straight.

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FireCat wrote:

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Who the hell cares who took a given picture? Honestly, why are you so hellbent on proving this? I don't care if you took the picture, didn't take the picture, whatever.(I can't even SEE the picture at the moment, because i'm getting the blue-question-mark syndrome)
What does whether or not you own the rights to a picture have to do with finding Maura? All it says to me is the same thing the past several pages/ worth of your posts have been saying: "Look at me. I am important. I have friends close to this case. I can provide information. I can get off my butt and go down to the county clerk's office and find documents (or have someone find them for me, since I'm friends with them)."
WE GET IT. YOU LIVE THERE.
I for one cannot, in fact, get off my butt (actually if you care, I'm standing up as I type, so I wouldn't even have to get off it) and go to the county clerk's office in question because it's a 12-hour car ride away. Does that make me less caring of Maura's whereabouts than you? No. It just makes me further south.
You keep harping on how hard you work to get information, and bashing those people who cannot do the footwork because they don't live locally and thus have to rely on other forms of communication, AND YET YOU DO NOT PROVIDE ACCURATE INFORMATION, EVEN WHEN ASKED FOR IT.
Was there DNA testing done on the air bags?

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FireCat wrote:

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Who the hell cares who took a given picture? Honestly, why are you so hellbent on proving this? I don't care if you took the picture, didn't take the picture, whatever.(I can't even SEE the picture at the moment, because i'm getting the blue-question-mark syndrome)
What does whether or not you own the rights to a picture have to do with finding Maura? All it says to me is the same thing the past several pages/ worth of your posts have been saying: "Look at me. I am important. I have friends close to this case. I can provide information. I can get off my butt and go down to the county clerk's office and find documents (or have someone find them for me, since I'm friends with them)."
WE GET IT. YOU LIVE THERE.
I for one cannot, in fact, get off my butt (actually if you care, I'm standing up as I type, so I wouldn't even have to get off it) and go to the county clerk's office in question because it's a 12-hour car ride away. Does that make me less caring of Maura's whereabouts than you? No. It just makes me further south.
You keep harping on how hard you work to get information, and bashing those people who cannot do the footwork because they don't live locally and thus have to rely on other forms of communication, AND YET YOU DO NOT PROVIDE ACCURATE INFORMATION, EVEN WHEN ASKED FOR IT.
Was there DNA testing done on the air bags?

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FireCat wrote:

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I'm pretty sure that what mcsmom says is backed up by everything I've ever read on copright laws. Which is rather a lot. If your photo isn't in the public domain, that's another matter, but it still isn't pertinent to the discussion of Maura.
Why is it that every time you post, WW, you turn into an argument about you and how we're all wrong and you know more than we do?

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FireCat wrote:

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I'm pretty sure that what mcsmom says is backed up by everything I've ever read on copright laws. Which is rather a lot. If your photo isn't in the public domain, that's another matter, but it still isn't pertinent to the discussion of Maura.
Why is it that every time you post, WW, you turn into an argument about you and how we're all wrong and you know more than we do?

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Lady Gray wrote:

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Is this statement a "tongue in cheek" "facetious" statement:
"I did not realize that White Wash is the author and photographer of the Hanson Express articles. I'm not sure how I missed that."
I think it must be? For others reading, White Wash is NOT the author/photographer of that series.
‘Maura is Missing” series honored at NEPA
Written by Justin Graeber
Friday, 08 February 2008 19:00
The Express took home three awards at the New England Press Association’s Better Newspaper contest Saturday night, including two top prizes.
The Express took home three awards at the New England Press Association’s Better Newspaper contest Saturday night, including two top prizes.
Express Publisher Josh Cutler and Editor Justin Graeber display the award at the NEPA convention Saturday in Boston.
Maribeth Conway was honored with a first place prize in the category of investigative reporting for her four-part series on the disappearance of 21-year-old Hanson woman Maura Murray four years ago. The series was edited by Josh Cutler. Here’s some of what the judges had to say:
“A remarkable series!… The story shows off all the qualities of good journalism –– tremendous sourcing, meticulous research, tracking paper trails, etc.–– and it tells a fascinating and heart-breaking story.
The Hanson Express should be commended for publishing such a first-rate series. Reporter Maribeth Conway and her editor Josh Cutler also need to be commended for their hard work in pulling together such a comprehensive package of information for readers. Maybe someday their incredible work will help solve the mystery of Maura Murray’s disappearance.”
http://www.whitmanhansonexpress.com/index.php...

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White Wash wrote:

Shack Attack oh I was going to post on the DNA
but given the post I' guess I'll wait!

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Lavendula wrote:

Callousness and insolence bring to bare unanimous social condemnation, while the simple efforts of politeness are admired; even in those who are otherwise despised.

whiston wrote:

hi all,has anyone ever done a carfax search on the saturn.i have always wondered where it was and when and what miles were on it.When did maura get her license . I think we know this was her first winter driving.Was the ATM she used at her own bank.If a car is found abandoned by a suspected drunk driver in N.H. is a search warrant normally requested.Is there anyone local that could answer this.take care philip

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FireCat wrote:

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Oh, that's just ripe, White Wash. Go ahead and withhold information that could help Maura's family, just out of spite because you think you're playing some sort of game here, trying to prove who's smarter than whom.
That's really priceless. Well done. It truly paints a picture of you as a mature, compassionate adult (in adult-sized undergarments, which are apparently important to you) who cares about justice and finding Maura, rather than playing, "I was gonna tell you, but you're a big meanie, so I'm taking my marbles and going home."