Where is MAURA MURRAY

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The relatives that post here would know that, wouldn't you think?
Unless they are more relatives that have never actually met the people involved.

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Lady Gray wrote:

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I don't see what relevance this has to Maura's disappearance, but to put this question to rest, I will say it is not Maura's sister. I don't know her name, thankfully, so don't ask.

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Lady Gray wrote:

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I don't see what relevance this has to Maura's disappearance, but to put this question to rest, I will say it is not Maura's sister. I don't know her name, thankfully, so don't ask.

Dawn wrote:

How do we know what Maura used on her hair?

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SOM wrote:

Det. Columbo,
Mason and I have been discussing a red "mark" than can be seen in the photos of the Saturn on or in the driver's side headlight assembly. You said you saw the car personally...what is that red "mark"

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White Wash wrote:

Sorry FireCat doesn't fit the MO that the Murrays
are stating!
Close Family!
Talked to Mom every night!
Sister daily!
Father close!
So for her to up and leave just doesn't fit!
But Billy stated that Fred didn't know they where "engaged to be engaged"
I don't see her taking off without calling her family of course someone speaking to her last probably would know that she was struggling.
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WTF-the-original wrote:

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I think only someone that was trying to hide this trip would lie to professors saying that there was a death in the family. That allows her to get away without more explanation and also pretty much guarantees that no one from the school will be calling anyone to verify any information. That allows Maura up to say, a week without anyone asking questions or checking on where she has been or what she has or is doing. It also allows that neither her boyfriend nor family would be any the wiser about the event at all. If that is what she wanted? If she didn’t want that then why didn’t she tell her parents, or sister, or boyfriend or closest friend where she was headed? Why didn’t she tell her family? I understand the lie to the faculty was possible a necessity but why hide it from the boyfriend and family?
And some people keep making too much about the drinking. The drinking is important because of state of mind and how in control of her faculties and physical control she had. She was a 20 year old adult. Short of it causing her crashes and making some additional bad decisions it isn’t something that anyone really dwells on as near as I can tell except those who try to make her appear perfect. 20 year olds make mistakes, sometime bad ones. No one is saying she deserved what happened, whatever that might be, but you would need to be an idiot to not recognize it as risky behavior. In my experience sober people don’t run from crashed vehicles. In my experience sober people’s faculties are better than drunken people. In my experience sober people’s judgments are better than drunken peoples. In my experience sober peoples reaction times are better than drunken people. In my experience sober people’s coordination is better than drunken people.
Was she an alcoholic, I don’t know. I know that a reporter wrote that her aunt or some other relative said she would have some kind of alcohol in her coffee in the morning. I also know that there were denials about that statement. There were also accusations about the father having a problem with alcohol. This is all likely germane to the search for Maura because it is information that speaks to state of mind, past history, etc and in any valid investigation it would and should be looked at.
Bill

Dawn wrote:

Is Jenni Brooks that sings "I could" the same one at www.jennibrooks.com . She is in a punk band - from the Boston area and sounds alot like the one on "If I could"

Snowy White wrote:

Bill ~
Agree that the concern is about possible impairment.
At the same time, her previous crash wasn't alcohol-related, even at 2:30AM...which speaks to some mature judgment.
therefore
Her transporting alcohol doesn't prove she was drinking it prior to her arrival from Amherst to Woodsville (assuming she made the journey at all).
To believe she had been drinking before crashing in Woodsville (or thereabouts) would also mean she'd have to have been drinking while driving.
If that were so, her driving would have been noticeably compromised before her arrival in Woodsville. Yes?

White Wash wrote:

She drove after drinking that Sat night so why
wouldn't she Monday night?
I think the soda bottle at the site was tested and
pretty much says it's a very strong possiblity.
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