Where is MAURA MURRAY

sophie bean wrote:

Frankly, I would care a whole lot less if there were 2000 Aldens if any "one" of them had a shred of evidence rather than an agenda.
For example:
"Maura's disappearance is directly related to the pro-life movement in western Massachusetts and Connecticut. There are extreme opponents of abortion who are very interested in her case, but not very interested in a public disclosure of what happened to her."
This is NOT fact, although it is stated as fact. There is no shred of evidence that this ha any relevance to Maura's case and is a waste of our time. Bringing the question of abortion into the mix only polarizes people and deflects attention from FACTS. There is ZERO evidence that abortion has anything whatsoever to do with this case. I don't doubt that a paranoia about being watched by these imaginary criminal groups is a "cause" of the multiple personalities, but we are not here to provide counseling for paranoia. We are here to find out what happened to Maura.
Thank you, Snowy, for your thoughtful post.

Detective Columbo wrote:

http://news.webshots.com/photo /2187023130098837713hhBRRV
In this article Strelzin stated that:
"Potentially every piece of evidence could bi important in the future"
What about the saturn which was offered back to Fred Murray shortly after 2/9/04. What about the fact that the car sat outside Lavoie's garage in Haverhill until impounded by police months later. NHSP impounded the car then because of Fred Murray pursuing his daughters disappearance.
What about the "FACT" that Maura's saturn has been outdoors, not locked inside the impound fence at NHSP Barracks in Twin Mtn NH ever since it was impounded. I wonder how long the Saturn will be parked on the lawn behind the barracks, 7 yrs, 10 yrs, 15 yrs until the case is solved.
The car WAS one of the biggest clues in this case, but LE at one point was just willing to let Fred have it back. I believe LE had their minds made up from the start, abandoned car, nobody there, not found....They ran away on purpose not looking to be found. I'm not saying this could not be the case, but the circumstances around 2/9/04 in Haverhill tell a different story.
If Maura had a plan to ditch the car in Haverhill or close by she would have been prepared. The person at the vehicle was seen getting in and out of the car, lights going on and off, opening the trunk. If this was aplan to disappear It seems as though what occurred at the acc. scene was not part of the plan. She would have been ready to dump the car, jump out get into another vehicle and be gone. Also why dump the car in a populated area when 2 miles down the rd. it is desolate.
There is also a 75% chance that LE was just feeding info to the media and family to take the pressure off them. Let's see them pull a rabbit out of their hats. Magic...it's about the Illusion.
Columbo

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Detective Columbo wrote:

On Feb 9th 2004 at approx. 7 pm or so a black saturn was found on the corner by the Weathered Barn. This vehicle had apparently been in an accident as there was damage to the front of the car as well as the airbags being deployed. At this point noone is to be found at the scene, but after talking with witnesses it is known to some extent that there was a driver of this vehicle, which we suspect to be female. AND NOW SHE IS GONE FROM THE SCENE..!
So PLEASE tell me why on this night the search for The Driver in the easterly direction went as far as the corner of BHR and Rte. 112. This is a few hundred feet from the place where the saturn came to rest. LE, FD, EMS and Atwood never went east on Rte 112 past BHR nor did they venture up BHR in their search for the driver. EMS was released from the scene in 6 min. of arrival, if there was a possibility of finding the driver why not keep EMS there for awhile longer.
So why did the search for the driver mostly consist west of the acc. scene. It would almost seem as though a witness close to the scene or a passerby saw something and told LE. This could help explain why CS and Atwood only searched to the west. CS also stated " I didn't search much that night because I don't know the area that well" He did get lost on the way to the acc. scene or he went the long way to get there.
Columbo

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elsewherebriefly wrote:

Murphysboro,
You've got a mind of your own, judge for yourself.
Lt. John Scarinza of New Hampshire State Police Troop F said police know Murray had e-mailed her employer she was taking a week off for a family emergency.
"We don't know if Maura is a victim, but the state is treating it as a potential homicide," said Senior Assistant Attorney General Jeffery Strelzin.
Jeffery Strelzin, the head of the state Attorney General's homicide unit, said .........
The defendants have denied the request, citing an exception in the law created by the New Hampshire Supreme Court for law enforcement investigative files.Police and the attorney general's office maintain that the release of other records could result in the destruction of evidence and witness intimidation.
http://www.courts.nh.gov/cstream/index_2006.a...
Sterlzin is quoted on the stand under oath stating there was a 75% chance of a conviction.
I'm too tired and disgusted to find it right now.

WeWii wrote:

Heres a theory.. Maura may have witnessed something(prior, not at the spot of her car) that deemed her to be in the Witness Protection Program. Wild theory, but would explain an awfull lot. Recieved a disturbing phone call(recieved a phone call telling her I will never see my loved ones again),Gone missing(new identity), the phone call to her boyfriend(again never see agin), the rag in the pipe(to throw the investigation off).
There are so many open ends that it make this theory seem plausable.

oo00oo wrote:

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Shallotte, I mean Elsewhere,
I wasn't directing my post at you. I just happened to use your post for the quote. I was just commenting on the conflicting statements.
You don't have to be so fresh.

John wrote:

Does anyone have a good theory on why she was headed east on 112? Even if Barlett (as some seem to think) was her destination, that was not the best way to go.

benjamin franklyn wrote:

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Maura was randomly abducted. The chances of this happening are a lot more likely than many of you seem to imagine. Many men that would take advantage of a possibly inebriated, young, good-looking college girl who is trapped with no where to go, especially if she's in their own neighborhood.

Benjamin Franklyne wrote:

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At first I thought - to get gas - but there have got to be several gas stations along the way.
On taking I89 - yeah - North of White River Junction - the route the car took is not consistent with directions.