Where is MAURA MURRAY

Lady Gray wrote:

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OMG. Alden, seriously. This is NOT a fact and it is well within MY reach. However, I will not allow you to bait me which is obviously your intention.
With all due respect, and the utmost of sincerity for your mental well-being, I will say to you there was no altering of your posts.
And, if you truly don't know this, then your accusation of such confirms what I have suspected all along.
LA TEE DA, I am SOOOOOO outta here. It is sheer madness.

Beagle wrote:

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The once nutty Vasi scenario is now mainstream enough to have a little confidence in?
If you are "less comfortable filling in the blanks" than the way John has filled them in (with a secret male lover), does that still mean you think Maura was protecting someone?
Just wondering. Thanks.

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John wrote:

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Beagle, I was with you on your last post that I commented upon. But dude, this claim of your experience with Verizon is not credible from a technical perspective. Its not even plausible, unless the tech was just trying to mess with you for some reason.
You seem smart and insightful and like you have a lot to offer here. Why don't you let go of the fantasy stuff.

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Snowy White wrote:

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"Vasi" has gone mainstream...and I've bought into it to the extent that a related telephone call might justify an extreme reaction from a young woman who was typically emotionally contained.
Unlike others, I don't claim any professional input into these discussions. My impressions are solely based on life experiences, with an awareness and desire to limit self-projection onto my observations.
Do I believe Maura was protecting someone? Possibly. It is equally possible someone was assiting and/or protecting her. 100% speculaton, of course.
IF the Saturn hit Vasi, and depending on the circumstances, she would obviously have assumed responsibility...
1) if she was the driver of the Saturn and hit Vasi
2) as a witness if she was a passenger in another car that hit Vasi
3) as a witness if she was a passenger in the Saturn, driven by a friend or acquaintance
4) if she was the driver of a friend's car that hit Vasi
5) if she loaned her car to someone who then reported to her that he/she hit Vasi, especially if the person left the scene
If a Vasi hit necessitated moving the Saturn away from Amherst, it is possible she could have been accompanied or followed in another car/truck by a friend/acquaintance, male or female, to do so.
This person may or may not have been directly involved in the Vasi incident.
That said, a car without an illuminated headlight or with noticeable damage is a cop magnet and at risk for being stopped. I agree with others who may believe the car was not driven from Amherst in this condition.

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Lady Gray wrote:

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Oh oh, wait....one more thing. Mr. Leatherman, I worked side-by-side with attorneys for 25 years. Big law firms. International law firm. Nice professional working relationships.
I find you incredulous in the fact that you profess to be an esquire. You have lost your professionalism. Are you licensed in the State of Kentucky? Do you practice there? Is your license still current in the State of Washington?
Ever heard of such a thing as ethics in a professional capacity? You certainly don't employ them in the public forum for all to see.
Are you reallllyyyyyyyy Fred Leatherman????

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Beagle wrote:

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Not plausible? Very plausible! FACT: The phone rang at a location recently owned and at the time still operated by someone who had held the paper on and just bought outright the property from which two women disappeared. This is not fantasy. I have spent hours in both offices. I know how it works. But its very mention is obviously making you jump to conclusions on a subject you know nothing about. I'm here and I demonstrated the route of the call twice in front the Verizon tech and the local office manager. Twice. Both of them agreed. But of course you know a whole lot better.

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John wrote:

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Actually, I do know better. I know enough from a technical perspective to know that you are blowing smoke.

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Beagle wrote:

<quoted text>Just another Arlandria pro-lifer.

Beagle wrote:

<quoted text>Just another Arlandria pro-lifer.

Beagle wrote:

<quoted text>Just another Arlandria pro-lifer.

Beagle wrote:

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Not plausible? Very plausible! FACT: The phone rang at a location recently owned and at the time still operated by someone who had held the paper on and just bought outright the property from which two women disappeared. This is not fantasy. I have spent hours in both offices. I know how it works. But its very mention is obviously making you jump to conclusions on a subject you know nothing about. I'm here and I demonstrated the route of the call twice in front the Verizon tech and the local office manager. Twice. Both of them agreed. But of course you know a whole lot better.

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John wrote:

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Aren't you going to try to PROVE to other posters that your bs story about the Verizon tech is true?

Benjamin Franklyne wrote:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v =g2qAZXHROz8

John wrote:

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You seriously crack me up. FACT: capitalizing the word FACT does not make FACTs out of the smoke you are blowing.

Quija wrote:

Mason said:
A closely related story to the blood stained carpet is the story about the knife that someone presented to Fred Murray along with information that a close relative of the person who gave the knife to Mr. Murray had confessed on his death bed to killing Maura with the knife. Not coincidentally, the person who allegedly gave the dying declaration, lived in the A-Frame and I imagine that the chap who told the story about the dying declaration and gave the knife to Mr. Murray was the reason why the PIs searched the A-Frame.
Mason --- I think this story is put together wrong. How I believe this should read is:
A Concord prison inmate, dying, gave Fred the rusty knife and told him that his (the inmate's) brother, who was renting the A-frame house at the time, had involvement in Maura's disappearance.