Where is MAURA MURRAY

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Snowy White wrote:

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I'm not wasting my time researching quotes qualified by: "this will not compromise the investigation" - preceded by a string of questions.
I assure you, they are there.
FYI, I've compiled some quotes to refute your "jerk" argument, but don't want to play with you today. LOL
Hey, Mastermind/proaganda firetruck...are you Mason, too?
Just wonderin'.

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White Wash wrote:

Hey, Mastermind/proaganda firetruck...are you Mason, too?
They beat sock puppet theater so who cares?
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whiston wrote:

Hi Anne,and all i dont' know why Maura left Westpoint.I only know she was asked to leave.How it ties in with the sexual assaults and Rumsfeld and the'shake up' i really, really, really dont' know yet but i am working on it.Take care philip

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Snowy White wrote:

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You're adorable, WW!
Now, just twist your lightbulb until it's secure...or replace before typing.

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Mason wrote:

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Peri,
I recall reading that Billy Rausch did not find a note. He only found a stack of letters he wrote to Maura. An old note or letter to him would have been an unlikely discovery since she would have mailed it to him or tossed it. If he found a note to him, I suspect it would have been a recent note that she had not mailed to him, or a note she specifically left for him on top of her stuff.
I also recall reading that the campus police said she left him a note. They entered her room first and I suspect they found a sealed envelope on top of her stuff with his name on it. I doubt they opened it. Instead they told him about it and he would have broken the seal and read the note or letter when they admitted him to the room. Yet, he supposedly said she didn't leave a note.
I find his statement difficult to believe, unless it was a suicide note and he didn't want to say that in public. This might explain why, within a few days of her disappearance, he said he thought she was dead. At least, I recall reading that he did, although my memory is not firm on that point. Maybe someone else recalls.
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White Wash wrote:

I have heard this from reliable sources as well.
My question is this why would she leave West Point and go to UMASS and continue with Engineering? Why not stay at West Point is was
madding in love with Billy!
This just makes no sense.
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propaganda firetruck wrote:

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I'm actually 12 different people posting from 8 different cities. Care to guess which ones?

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FireCat wrote:

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THERE WAS NO NOTE TO BILLY FROM MAURA. THIS STATEMENT IS UTTERLY UTTERLY FALSE. It has also been retracted by its speaker, Lt. Scarzina of NHPD.
The following is quoted directly (copy and paste) from the Websleuths site, by "Peabody" who is a close family friend of the Murrays:
"It is a FACT that Maura did not leave a note for her boyfriend in her dorm room or in any other place.
LT. Scarinza in his remarks ***First**** said there was a note and alluded to the fact that the note was a suicide note. Because UMass Police told the family they found no note and the boyfriend was in the room and found no such note, the family insisted that the content of any such note be shared with them IF such a note was in existence. AFTER ***much*** insistence that he correct this error, and the boyfriend's mother publicly stating that Lt. Scarinza was a "liar" in the Caledonian Express in July 04, Lt. Scarinza posted a press release on the internet (which has conveniently been removed for some time) saying "I meant to say that there was a note from the boyfriend to Maura." He did not address the issue of his insinuation that it was a suicide note.
The boyfriend said all along that the only notes in Maura's room were notes and letters FROM him to her that were dated over the several years during their relationship.
FYI: For those of you new to this forum, I am a close friend of the family, and have been helping them since first learning of Maura's missing."
From Peabody on Websleuths