Where is MAURA MURRAY

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Detective Columbo wrote:

ALSO....
I asked someone for a general location of where they stayed and where they were when they saw the underwear. Yes, I may have asked someone to email me , but this does not tell me who they are. You can use any name to sign up for an e-mail addy. The person I asked was Ghost and we know each other personnaly.

Sara wrote:

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Thank you again. Someone has to know this answer, so maybe this is one of those things that the family does not want to disclose.

Detective Columbo wrote:

ALSO....
I asked someone for a general location of where they stayed and where they were when they saw the underwear. Yes, I may have asked someone to email me , but this does not tell me who they are. You can use any name to sign up for an e-mail addy. The person I asked was Ghost and we know each other personnaly.

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Detective Columbo wrote:

SARA....
OH how true, we have had sevaral people talk to the witnesses and each time the story changes just a bit. Just enough to create doubt. Hmmmmmmmm

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Ross wrote:

This whole time I was thinking something is very strange that maura drove all the way to haverhill and did not make one phone call...and I dont wanna hear that "oh maybe bc she didnt talk and drive" bc being 21 and it being 2004 I seriously doubt that. I am the same age as maura and I was in the military at the time (in Iraq) and I remember clearly that talking and driving was not a big deal, even on post. Now that we believe that her cell phone was in Londonderry that evening it makes sense... she did not have her cell phone with her. Not sure why but no female is driving that far and not making one phone call along the way.
Also if the ping doesnt work that way then LE would know what phone number was calling her if they could tell that someone in Londonderry was calling her

Wowzer wrote:

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Looking we are under a storm warning until tomorrow afternoon. 9+ inches expected says WYKR local station. WCAX said last night there could be significant ice accumulation.
Tomorrow morning will not be good traveling if they are correct. Be careful.

SOM wrote:

Sorry for duplicate post. Looked like my first post got erased, but then showed up again.

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FireCat wrote:

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Ross, I don't know if you are aware that Maura was also a relatively new driver, though she was 21. She'd only been driving what, about six months? This was her first winter as a driver. So her not talking and driving at the same time may well be more likely than someone who'd had their license since the age allowed.

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Sara wrote:

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Good morning, could you please explain how the SBD and his wife knew she was gone if it was too dark to see? Did the SBD go back to the accident and see that she was gone?

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ScooterD wrote:

Confusing/mixed up statements from witnesses could happen because 1) over time their story unintentionally changes or 2) they are intentionally changing their stories. Focusing on the 2nd - why would someone do that? Fear? Of what? Would that answer to that question turn us down to the right path to aid in solving this mystery? Continually spinning wheels - there's gotta be something out there to help us....
(My At&T cell, formerly verizon, does not need a password to check msgs unless I'm callling from a landline).

looking4amoose wrote:

<quoted text>directly toward the saturn....before or after the hospital employee?

Mason wrote:

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Before, approximately 30 minutes.
The Saturn may already have passed by the store before RO arrived and saw the red truck leave because witness FW, who called 911 to report the accident at 7:27 pm, told the cops that she heard the loud thump, looked out the window, and saw the Saturn backed into the snowbank a little after 7 pm. Looks like the accident happened very close to the time RO saw the red truck.
From Lady Gray's message #1200 @ p.59, quoting RO.
"I wish I could give an exact description of the truck but I can not. I was walking that night about 7 p.m to the local store. As I was walking up the hill, a truck passed me and slowed down. When it got to the middle of the hill it stopped in the road. I immediately looked at the plate and noticed it was from Massachusetts. There is only 1 street light there and I could not tell how many people were in the vehicle. As I got closer to the truck it took off up the hill. When I rounded the corner to the store, I could see the truck in the driveway of the store. As I walked into the parking lot, which is well lit, the truck took off toward the crash site,(of course at that time I did not know there was a crash).
As for the red truck, it slowed, then stopped and waited for me to get closer, then took off up the hill. He did not leave the store parking lot in any sort of hurry.
When I entered the store I asked if she saw the people in that truck and she said no, no one had come in. I told her about them stopping in the hill. Then we just forgot about it."
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"I was in the Swiftwater store for 1/2 hour - 45 minutes. It was about 20-30 minutes after I was there that the police went by. I am not at all Maura's size and in fact I was bundled up that night. I believe I caught the truck off guard as I was walking well off the road and as they passed I walked back on, which is why I believe they stopped completely. They could not see me without any street lights and maybe went to the store and waited for me to get up there to get a better look??? I don't know. That is just how it seemed to me."

SOM wrote:

Are you sure...Verizon does require a PIN even from the cell phone.
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