Where is MAURA MURRAY

Mason wrote:

Two interesting narratives appear on page 19 summarizing Faith Westman's and the Atwood's 911 calls.
FW's call:
At 1927, Faith Westman called to advise of a vehicle in the ditch right on sharp turn after the Weathered Barn; unknown if person injured, but can see a man in the vehicle smoking a cigarette; was E/B on Rte 112, but ended up in W/B ditch facing W/B.
BA's Call:
At 1943 Hanover Dispatch called to advise got a 911 call for us; 911 advised all circuits busy; is for 10-25, caller at 2 Ammonoosuc Road, Butch Atwood residence [phone # omitted]. They advise one female, no personal injury, but shook-up.(Called the Atwood residence, woman advised her husband saw the crash and came here to call, but no idea where the female is.)
Difficult to believe the Saturn was in the W/B ditch at any point, so this entry in the narrative may be an innocent mistake by Rhonda Marsh who typed the narrative. Someone would have to ask FW about that.
The narrative of FW's call also causes me to again wonder about the location of the accident, which I've understood to be about 125 yards beyond the curve, according to Weeper.
The narrative about the Atwood call specifically states Barbara Atwood said her husband "saw the crash and came here to call, but no idea where the female is."
So, he must have seen a female at some point to later say he had no idea where she was, or maybe Barbara was referring to herself not having any idea where the female was. Why would either one say they didn't know where she was? Wouldn't Butch have said she's still with her car? Why would either of them have any reason to think she would be anywhere other than with her car?
Food for thought.

quija wrote:

This is going to sound unkind and provocative, but... What if Maura's drinking was enough for Fred to worry about? And then she crashes his car Sat. night. What if Fred decided to use "tough love" over the weekend and insist on bringing her to rehab. What if he tells her Sunday night when they talk around 11PM that he'll come to Amherst the following day (no-one will tell us his work shifts!) after, say, a 7AM-3PM shift. He gets there around the time we think Maura left Amherst. This is the way-out part: What if he borrowed a red pickup and they were traveling together, him following her, and she "escaped" by getting off a main highway and winding up dazed in the snowbank on 112. After talking to Butch, she pulls herself together and runs. Fred finally finds her car, but she's gone. He looks for her in his borrowed red truck.... and continues to look for her in that spot year after year... OMG, this is definitely a horror story. Guilt piled upon grief and self-blame.... I'm sorry for presenting this scenario, but it came to mind while "talking" with someone.(Today) it suddenly seems that Fred was there. And searching. And that's why he didn't call Cecil until Tuesday late afternoon...

White Wash wrote:

My food is that Sgt. Smith arrived and was
calling dispatch going where the hell is the driver!

Mason wrote:

Got stuff to do.
Gotta go.
Will someone please solve this case while I'm gone.
Please, pretty please?
I'm on my knees here.
Begging.
It's not a pretty sight, according to my guardian parrot, Mr. Nikko.
What the hell does he know?
He's just a feathered descendant of the dinosaurs who knows how to swear.
Please pass the Comet.

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quija wrote:

This is going to sound unkind and provocative, but... What if Maura's drinking was enough for Fred to worry about? And then she crashes his car Sat. night. What if Fred decided to use "tough love" over the weekend and insist on bringing her to rehab. What if he tells her Sunday night when they talk around 11PM that he'll come to Amherst the following day (no-one will tell us his work shifts!) after, say, a 7AM-3PM shift. He gets there around the time we think Maura left Amherst. This is the way-out part: What if he borrowed a red pickup and they were traveling together, him following her, and she "escaped" by getting off a main highway and winding up dazed in the snowbank on 112. After talking to Butch, she pulls herself together and runs. Fred finally finds her car, but she's gone. He looks for her in his borrowed red truck.... and continues to look for her in that spot year after year... OMG, this is definitely a horror story. Guilt piled upon grief and self-blame.... I'm sorry for presenting this scenario, but it came to mind while "talking" with someone.(Today) it suddenly seems that Fred was there. And searching. And that's why he didn't call Cecil until Tuesday late afternoon...

Snowy White wrote:

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if "she did not believe all these cases are connected", then perhaps you can explain the significance of the map representing clusters of the missing and murdered over a period of 25+ years as it relates to Maura's disappearance.
is the map still "in play" with regard to Maura's disappearance?
i'm temporarily 'stuck on stupid'.

FireCat wrote:

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I presume this is sarcasm?

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White Wash wrote:

I don't have the report in front of me but I
believed Sgt.Smith stated that when the car
was removed he founded the bottle!
I don't believe it states that it wasn't there!
Whole point of sending to the Lab to see if
indeed it was from Maura's car.
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Dawn wrote:

Snowy
The Dawn on the other site is not me. I can't change my city - its omaha. One time it said denver which is where I route to. I really have no idea why it says Omaha.
That is not me.