Where is MAURA MURRAY

Shack wrote:

Automobile Insurance is just that...if Fred financed car, he was required to have insurance on the car. When applying for auto insurance, certain information is required. For me, the question asked is "do you still drive in NH.".?
and "are you only driver of this vehicle"? Premium rates used to be higher
for under 25 males...they used to call them "assigned risks"..
(years ago I worked in claims at a local ins. co.)
The above is only what I know in Mass.
Found in searching, that directions to Stowe VT were found on her computer...
Still don't remember if that was one of the printouts found in car..with
Burlington, VT.(along with the Berkshires)..or what was hand written.

Benjamin Franklyne wrote:

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I'd explain it by saying that the affidavit says someone called Maura from near Londonbury. Maura could have been anywhere.
Yes phones ping when someone tries to reach you - if your phone's power is on - but - according to the affidavit - the record referenced in the affidavit was a call to Maura. Nothing in the affidavit said anything about Maura's phone.
That should cover it.

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Mason wrote:

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If the boxes were on the bed when I returned from Christmas break, they'd be on the floor pretty quick and that's where the would remain until I got sick and tired of looking at them and stepping over them. That might not happen for a long time.
Who is going to get up in the morning, make the bed, and pile all of the boxes back on top of the bed before leaving the room?
That's absurd.

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Snowy White wrote:

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In the course of your digging, have you become aware of any hospitalizations or commitments related to Maura's mental health?
Do you have access to her school/medical records? HIPPA, you know.
Indeed, the 'brilliance' of an armchair dx of schizophrenia, BPD, major depression...or whatever...would be great to weave into the plot...if only it could be substantiated by fact.

Benjamin Franklyne wrote:

White Wash wrote:
5. During the course of this investigation, Cellular Telephone records have been obtained by Law Enforcement that were used by MURRAY. A representative from Sprint Corporate Security advised this affiant that during the late afternoon hours of February 9, 2004 an outgoing telephone call was made to Murray from the Londonderry, NH Sprint tower. This call had to have been made from within a 22 mile radius of the tower. The identity of this caller and telephone number has not been made as of this date.
6. That identifying the caller of the telephone call could be pertinent to the ongoing ~ investigation and may lead to the whereabouts of Maura Murray. 9'
7. Based on the foregoing, there is probable cause to believe evidence in the suspicious disappearance of Maura Murray may be found through Sprint Wireless Cell Tower Telephone Records, including any outgoing calls from the Londonderry tower of Sprint to Maura Murrays Sprint PCs number *** for February 9, 2004 from 0001 hours to 2400 hours.

Shack wrote:

scooter...Sharon...(the future mil) said it
sounded liked sniffing/stifled sobbing by Maura(those might not be the exact wording)
Often wondered if it was recorded for later use,
though I kinda doubt it.
Yeh..the trees were crashing all around me last
night...lost elec. for only 4 hours...
Looking4..wonder if you made it North...

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FireCat wrote:

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Ok, let's think about this for about a half a second.
Maura was a student at West Point before transferring to UMass.
Any chance on this planet or any other that West Point would admit someone with a history of mental illness? Because ya gotta know they looked.
IF (and I say IF, because I don't believe we're looking at anything other than extreme stress brought about in the last three or four days before she disappeared) Maura had any sort of mental health issues, it happened AFTER West Point. No WAY would they have accepted her there if she had had any history or symptoms of mental illness.

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FireCat wrote:

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Ok, let's think about this for about a half a second.
Maura was a student at West Point before transferring to UMass.
Any chance on this planet or any other that West Point would admit someone with a history of mental illness? Because ya gotta know they looked.
IF (and I say IF, because I don't believe we're looking at anything other than extreme stress brought about in the last three or four days before she disappeared) Maura had any sort of mental health issues, it happened AFTER West Point. No WAY would they have accepted her there if she had had any history or symptoms of mental illness.

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looking4amoose wrote:

<quoted text>Actually, under the American's With Disabilities Act, they cannot refuse admission to a person with a psychiatric disability if they otherwise qualify. Kind of ironic, huh?

Straight Talk wrote:

Please contact for any information you may have about Maura:
Find Maura
PO Box 890292
East Weymouth, MA
02189
Many Thanks.

Mason wrote:

I OFFER A SAD BUT UNIFIED THEORY
Maura Murray receives a telephone call at 1 am on Friday, February 6, 2004, while she is at work in Melville Hall monitoring the sign-in desk. The caller is a fellow student, a young man with whom she is acquainted and regards as a close friend. During the first two weeks of the new semester, she let him use her Saturn that she had decided not to use to commute to her clinicals because it was unreliable. She had been hitching rides to her clinicals with other nursing students.
Her friend tells her that he hit someone at the intersection of Triangle and Matoon streets, panicked, and left the scene. He’s afraid he might have killed the person because he hit him pretty hard. He says he doesn’t think anyone saw the accident, but he’s not sure. He doubled back to check on the guy and saw him on the ground, apparently dead or unconscious. The news upsets Maura and one of the reasons why she is upset is the car is registered to her father, Fred Murray, and she promised him that she wouldn’t lend it to anyone. She is so upset that her supervisor, Karen Mayotte, lets her off early and walks her to her dormitory, Kennedy Hall. Maura won’t tell her why she is upset.
She and her dad go shopping on Saturday to buy a car to replace the Saturn, which he plans to trade-in as part of the deal. Maura is worried about the condition of the Saturn, which is badly damaged from the hit and run collision the previous night. She discusses the situation with her friend and they decide they have to get rid of the Saturn before her dad sees the damage or the cops show up knocking on her door to question her about it. They figure they have to get rid of it before the following weekend when her dad plans to return to campus, close the deal on the new car, and turn in the Saturn.
Continued in Part 2

Sara wrote:

Another interesting thing I read in one of many articles was that a girl that lived four doors down from Maura's dorm said she did not even know Maura lived there and it sounded like she had never even seen her. That seems strange to me, any thoughts on this?

pansie wrote:

"Mason,
Very good point there, which I was on the verge of bringing up myself.
If Beagle Bart is right about this, why on earth should the crashed Toyota of Maura´s father cause such an interest at the body shop?
I´ve never been able to explain this.
Ideas???"
When I first started reading about this case and I heard that there was a car accident several days before Maura disappeared, my first thought was that she did it on purpose. I don't think this way now after reading more about the case. I think this accident truly was an accident. However, people cause accidents for insurance fraud and other reasons, so I would imagine that the police would be very interested in that first accident that Maura had in Amherst.

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Sara wrote:

Another interesting thing I read in one of many articles was that a girl that lived four doors down from Maura's dorm said she did not even know Maura lived there and it sounded like she had never even seen her. That seems strange to me, any thoughts on this?