Where is MAURA MURRAY

Quija wrote:

Just got an idea..... Since "the phone call that upset Maura" was at UMass IN MASSACHUSETTS, and the FBI were doing interviews of family and friends IN MASSACHUSETTS (and IIRC not working in NH), I wonder if the FBI did the investigation of that mystery call????? I'd like to think so.

Sara wrote:

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Due to the FBI involvement with MA, does it then make sense that all crucial information such as mysterious caller, ATM videos, witnesses seeing her Sunday morning and Monday evening are so on the hush hush? These things can not possibly be unimportant, anyone with half a brain knows that. I speculate these are being kept secret because they are crucial components of the case.

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holy roller wrote:

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You try to be crafty with your twisting of words and name calling, but the truth is if anyone goes back and reads the posts you so thoughtfully provided, they will see you are wrong. My theories in the beginning were a reaction to many of the twists and turns that others were making. I wanted to throw something out there and see why people thought it wasn't the case. I wanted to be hit hard with disagreement, not have everyone agree with me. If I recall, only you (from Tampa) and one other poster made attempts to insult me, by going into your own specualtions about my personal life. I've never claimed to KNOW any information that I didn't. I certainly don't believe that I would solve this case. I never did. I was just extremely curious for one reason or another. There are enough people playing the role of detective around here better than I ever could. Sometimes I like to pose questions to others, to perpetuate ideas. Sometimes I like to call out discussion that appears rhetorical, or appears to have some kind of alterior motive. That being said, I do believe there is a consipiracy to withhold information in this case, and I believe that there is a difference between those who want to solve this mystery and those who have the means and information to solve this mystery. That's all. That's it. And that's where I am coming from. I may be a dweeb, but I've never watched National Treasure and I have no idea how that movie would indicate one's dweebiness. My original moniker "Mastermind" was in tribute to an old board game where you used deductive reasoning to break a code. I just thought it an appropriate name since that is supposed to be the name of the game here. But at the point I realized that it wasn't, I switched my name to "propaganda firetruck" because it seemed more appropriate. Today, I am "holy roller" because I became enlightened in a cave and am now practicing voodoo full-time, and posting on this most ridiculous of forums part-time. Good day.

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Sara wrote:

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Due to the FBI involvement with MA, does it then make sense that all crucial information such as mysterious caller, ATM videos, witnesses seeing her Sunday morning and Monday evening are so on the hush hush? These things can not possibly be unimportant, anyone with half a brain knows that. I speculate these are being kept secret because they are crucial components of the case.

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Snowy White wrote:

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Good morning.
Without a doubt, and quite seriously, you appear to be a genius. Admittedly, I can't keep up with you...nor do I have the specific knowledge of 5 years behind me and the ability to devote countless hours to this endeavor.
While I completely admire your abilities to develop theories, the presentation can be confusing to those of us who may be considerably less gifted.
There must be a way to simplify...rule out some theories entirely and move ahead.
I am sorry to have been frustrated...but I never intend to be cruel.
Peri, too, has gifts that I probably cannot understand. My apologies are extended to her, as well.
It's very interesting....from observation...that the NAME of a poster can influence one's reaction and response to the content of the post.
It is actually less confusing and more comfortable to know what one is dealing with....

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Snowy White wrote:

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It's very interesting....from observation...that the NAME of a poster can influence one's reaction and response to the content of the post.

Looking4AMoose wrote:

<quoted text>She transferred from WP to Umass as a chem eng student in the middle of the academic year with the help of the track coach -- she then applied to the nursing program once she was accepted into the college

benjamin franklyne wrote:

Those of you that are surprised after reading the posts of "propaganda firetruck", I urge you not to be. He is doing much better mentally. To see the progress that this troubled young soul, also known by the ridiculously ironic nickname "mastermind" and the corny nickname "thomas jefferson", please check out a few of his earlier posts.
"mastermind" has some classics here on topix.
Read the following three posts:
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And then, my personal favorite, somebody explaining to "mastermind" that he looks pretty foolish when he writes "when you have the least amount of assumptions, my analysis is the most reasonable" when that said analysis itself is in fact made up of more assumptions than any other theory:
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For him in particular to remark "the people who think they're the most perceptive are usually the most close-minded" is irony at its best.

Benjamin Franklyne wrote:

THE BELOW - OR ANY LOWERCASE "b" benjamin franklyne is an imposter, he is not me.
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Benjamin Franklyne wrote:

THE BELOW - OR ANY LOWERCASE "b" benjamin franklyne is an imposter, he is not me.
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