Where is MAURA MURRAY

Snowy White wrote:

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It's a big job...and time-consuming. I'm willing to help.
I, too, think it would be valuable to catalog theories, and organize facts and ideas according to topic...especially given the references to lost & sometimes found info. from the MMM forum.
Cross-referencing would be more difficult...perhaps a second step in the process.
If the "original" forum participants here think this duplicates any previous efforts or doesn't support goals, please advise.
At the very least, info might become more streamlined and 'readable'.

Shack wrote:

Hey Firecat..TX...leave it up to you...!
I will check it out....
Scooter...TX for nothing...arrgg!
Huh..? Hope Abe n Beaver get cha.
Divide up aspects.?..?which ones...?
How.?..Maura psychosis, lesbian, suicide, living/hiding,Murdered in MA, VT, NH...?
She drove a wrecked car to 112..the car was
wrecked on 112. Someone stole her car..yardi yardi
I most likely would be on a thread with .?? all alone..no drama, no conspiracy, drove the car North, crashed the car, somebody grabbed her....don't want to write the rest.
Where is the last attempt.?..can't find it...
(Not Wiki)
Looking4...know you are snug with fur person, by the light of the silvery moon.

Shack wrote:

scooter, I was glad that I was directed to that page too. That woman standing to Maura's right looks to be a bit older.?..perhaps...friend or Aunt? Who is she...?
Question of anyone...did/does Maura have a friend
or relative named Christine. This is not just a casual inquiry.

Shack wrote:

Looking4...know you are snug with fur person, by the light of the silvery moon.

FireCat wrote:

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Maura's textbooks were in the car when she disappeared. I know their budget is tight, but I doubt HPD is desperate enough for money that they'd sell evidence back to UMass.:-)

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Snowy White wrote:

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So, it would be interesting to know how the ADA requirements dovetail with this list, as an example of medical disqualifiers for military academies:
http://www.cga.edu/display.aspx...

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Mason wrote:

BTW, what's the reward up to now? Anybody know, or care?

Snowy White wrote:

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It's a big job...and time-consuming. I'm willing to help.
I, too, think it would be valuable to catalog theories, and organize facts and ideas according to topic...especially given the references to lost & sometimes found info. from the MMM forum.
Cross-referencing would be more difficult...perhaps a second step in the process.
If the "original" forum participants here think this duplicates any previous efforts or doesn't support goals, please advise.
At the very least, info might become more streamlined and 'readable'.

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Mason wrote:

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Nope, we won't get anywhere, but the cops, particularly the FBI could ask for that stuff at 9 am and have it by 4:30 pm the same day. They will have to be prodded, however, and if the first response is "no," it may take pressure by a national organization and/or a new law passed by Congress to force them to routinely do this in missing person cases. I could be wrong, but I don't believe they've ever done this before and it's such an obvious and quick way to check to see if someone is alive. They don't have to provide details in cases where people want to remain disappeared. A simple yes or no often will suffice by relieving the lost-in-limbo feeling.
It's just another mountain to climb, but it will save a lot of grief for a lot of people for a very long time, after we climb it.
M

Advocate wrote:

Just a quickie -- BEFORE anyone starts out to set up new Topix threads for organizing discussion, etc., I am aware that one of our participants here was looking into putting up a more standard type of discussion forum for us, not long ago. Not sure whether that is still under consideration, so I have emailed to ask.
IMHO, it would be much much better to have a standard style of discussion forum, and we could work on transferring over all posts of value from Topix.

FireCat wrote:

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I think it's a fabulous idea. My brain is just hurting trying to imagine organizing it.(Also, I didn't respond earlier because it's finals week and my brain is unhinged)

looking4amoose wrote:

<quoted text>There is no entity in this country that is exempt from the ADA. In fact, Government offices and their affiliates are hold to a higher standard of enforcement than general businesses/school. I'm not saying she was mentally ill though--I'm saying that she could've gotten in without disclosing a disability, and mental illness is often not disclosed due to the potential for discrimination. I don't do cell phones for a living, but I do do disabilities and case management for the disabled for a living.