Where is MAURA MURRAY

elsewherebriefly wrote:

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Hmm, the first press conference was conducted by LE and as I recall, the Murray family had somehow neglected to be notified even though they were camped out in hotel rooms searching for Maura during this timeframe.
Anyone please correct me if I'm wrong about this but I specifically recall reading the reactions from the Murray family when this happened.

WHISTON wrote:

hi Advocate .I took a peak at your forum .It looks great. my only concern is, due to my limited computer skills. if i bail on topix whats the chance that both sites could get lost in the ether.I ask out of ignorance and great concern.Again what i saw looks great and it looks like a lot of work so Thankyou very much .TAKE CARE PHILIP

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WTF-the-original wrote:

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The reason was because she left of her own accord. Remember the elaborate story about the death in the family, the computer searches for places to go in Vermont and New Hampshire, the withdrawal of money, etc.
Bill

elsewherebriefly wrote:

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The bottom line is that during those first few days/weeks both NHSP and Mr. Murray believed Maura hitched/accepted a ride.
I just went back and searched for articles containing the name Bruno. He was assigned to the case through NHSP Troop F at that time.

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elsewherebriefly wrote:

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What, people can't take trips to New Hampshire and Vermont during the height of winter tourist season?
Gee, that's a bit contradictory considering that NH relies so heavily on Rooms & Meals tax. What's it up to these days 8%?
Property taxes, Lordy Lordy.
I know lots of people who went into shock when they opened their bill this past month. A 40% increase without so much as a warning.

johneyonetime wrote:

they are all dead and gone now the end.

Benji wrote:

When the police went door to door from the dorm up the hill, I waited for them to talk with me, considering my commanding view. I welcomed them inside and casually offered my help. A few days later they came back and took me up on my offer. A third officer whom I already knew well accompanied them. This third officer was from a department located a few towns north, next to a little business of mine. He had worked for us for a number of years. He knew things the other local officers did not know. It was a delightful scene, full of petty intrigue and pre-coordiated remarks. I helped them all I could.

johneyonetime wrote:

they are all dead and gone now the end.

johneyonetime wrote:

they are all dead and gone now the end.

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FireCat wrote:

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I didn't say anyone was stopping him. In fact, that was one of the ways I was referring to him continuing. I was simply referring to time constraints of press conferences, deadlines that must be met, battery power.....you took that a little too literally, I'm afraid, WW.
And had god forbid you not found your parent, wouldn't YOU still be out there talking to him or her?

FireCat wrote:

Once again we have a useful discussion for about five pages and then it breaks apart into character bashing and people arguing about stuff.
A pattern continues. Anyone else seeing it?

White Wash wrote:

This where you answered me?
Blonde not really seeing it?
But I'm trying can you explain
your answer?
Thanks
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Sniffin wrote:

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Maura was an avid hiker in New Hampshire. That said, "Why would she even think she could walk off without protection from the elements?" The reconstruction of the scene conducted by professionals yeilded evidence of foul play...THE CAR WAS STAGED! The amount of damage to her car was not consistant with runnung into a snow/ice bank nor was it consistant with hitting trees. The female discribed was NOT a discription of Maura. The extensive damage done to the front of her car was done after towing. The night of the accident NOairbags were deployed, that didn't happen until it was behind the garage. Talking about a trailor hitch and the possibility of her car coming in contact with one.....Why was it that a white Ford explorer owned by the HPD was involved in an accident, and had a trailor hitch, but was quickly sold to someone in Littleton? There was a white SUV seen in the vacinity that night... When you match the front bumper of a Saturn to the rear bumper of an explorer there is enough room for the Saturn to go just under it...If ST Monohan was there why was there no report? C. Smith gave a brand new leather glove to the dog team for a scent to track, why the glove and not some other articles that were in the car, instead of a new pair of gloves? The fire dept and EMS or EMT's are part of search and rescue in New Hampshire so knowing there was an accident victim out there presumable intoxicated, with a head injury(This spells danger)why in gods name would a senior officer turn them away if there was nothing to hide.
I suggest everyone take a hard look into the first eyewitness description given. I believe it was all in the description of the person seen leaving the accident, meaning the desxription was right just not Maura....

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elsewherebriefly wrote:

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The squaw walk discussion should have never have been made public. Like I've said three times already, I believe Mr. Murray when he stated his words were taken out of context. It made me physically ill when I read it in the Manchester Union Leader.
In an earlier article Williams announced that SP Bruno from NHSP was involved in the investigation as well as VSP. He stated stated that they believe Maura may have accepted a ride from someone. Mr. Murray concurred with this also.
I'll pull up the article if need be.

White Wash wrote:

For us the evidence was different but if it wasn't it.
For me personally I would have handled things differently.
Thank you for clearing up your meaning for me!
I honestly don't feel there are 2 here that would have handled it the same.
My issue is the family gives the press the match
and lite it so to speak then them realize the
fire storm coming and try to stomp it out!
Just and example "Maura and Billy had a stash"
just the best of statements.
That's the point I'm trying to get across.
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White Wash wrote:

Get up from the computer wander around and ask real people if they know what the "old squaw walk" is.
Let see how many people know the answer!
Time for a little research!
You don't mind since you all want to help!
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