Where is MAURA MURRAY

citigirl wrote:

<quoted text>Mason your reply to Wowzer is rude. Snowy White makes plum pudding. Are you an extension of the former poster Professer Plum?

Mason wrote:

With that as background information, together with the SBD's denial that the woman driving the Saturn appeared to be intoxicated,

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Benjamin Franklyne wrote:

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I've seen the opposite stated.

FireCat wrote:

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It didn't go unnoticed by police. Maura was issued a summons for, I believe "driver inattention" or some such thing. It's my understanding that she slid on some ice.

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citigirl wrote:

<quoted text>Mason your reply to Wowzer is rude. Snowy White makes plum pudding. Are you an extension of the former poster Professer Plum?

goat wrote:

i am sorry. i know I repeating myself, but i don't know if it got lost in the fighting or if no one is aware. did anyone else go missing at time

Mason wrote:

I vaguely recall reading about an accident report regarding Maura's accident in Hadley. I never saw it. Does this ring a bell with anyone?
It would be unusual for a cop not to ask the driver of a vehicle that she wrecked to perform field sobriety tests, including blow into a portable breath machine, if she had alcohol on her breath. I don't know if the cop asked her to perform the FSTs, but if he did, she must have passed the tests, or he would have cited her for DUI.
She must not have consumed much alcohol during the course of the evening beginning with dinner at the brewery with her dad and ending sometime after the dorm party ended around 2:30 am on Sunday morning.
With that as background information, together with the SBD's denial that the woman driving the Saturn appeared to be intoxicated, I'm inclined to conclude that Maura was not intoxicated when she got into the accident just past the Weathered Barn.
Question: If Maura isn't a drinker, why did she buy $40 worth of booze before leaving Amherst?
Question: When she left the Saturn, why did she bother to take a bottle of vodka, bottle of Kahlua, and a bottle of Bailey's with her along with her phone but not the phone chargers or the diamond necklace Billy gave her?
Question: Doesn't that sound like getting together with a friend for the evening to share some mudslides and check on the car in the morning?
Question: Should we be looking for a female friend with whom she enjoyed sipping mudslides?

Snowy White wrote:

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yes.
for $40, i'd doubt one could have bought any quantity of Kahlua, Bailey's, vodka and wine...even then...and they're certainly not the drinks of choice for men.
except for THE phone call, it wouldn't be unusual for a college girl to visit a friend and bring along booze.
still wonder who she was living with, if not in her single dorm room. a studious, quiet private person might prefer to live alone.

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Mason wrote:

Maybe the Saturn was possessed by an evil spirit. Anybody recall that silly horror movie about a possessed car.
Wait! I hear a car racing its engine outside my window.
OMG, it's a '96 Saturn with a dent in the hood and nobody is behind the wheel and the engine is revving.
Gotta go.

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sophie bean wrote:

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I find it pretty difficult - OK, impossible - to take anyone seriously who'd post this. Perhaps, Mason, you intended it as a "joke"? Remind me what there is to find "funny" about a young woman missing for almost five years. This post reveals all I need to know about your "interest" in this case.

whiston wrote:

hi all, Saturday feb07 2004 ,Maura reportedly left her phone at the mystery party with Sara Alfieri.I keep going back to how much we learned on the MMM forum ,where it came from and how much of it was true.What do we have that puts Maura in Amherst on Monday feb 09 2004.The only concrete proof for me is the reported ATM video from the mystery bank that she used.This may also show the saturn being in Amherst and how it looked.Take care philip .

looking4amoose wrote:

<quoted text>Was the phone returned to Maura after the party?

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sophie bean wrote:

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I find it pretty difficult - OK, impossible - to take anyone seriously who'd post this. Perhaps, Mason, you intended it as a "joke"? Remind me what there is to find "funny" about a young woman missing for almost five years. This post reveals all I need to know about your "interest" in this case.