Where is MAURA MURRAY

black kat wrote:

Is it possible that someone Maura knew at West Point had recently died in combat? Could that have set off her emotions?

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Mason wrote:

If my daughter were missing, I wouldn't even blink about authorizing my employer to release my time sheets.
The ducks appear only to be interested in puerile chit-chat with each other and surrounding Fred Murray with adoration and an impenetrable barrier that insulates him from responsibility, supplying any information whatsoever or answering any questions, no matter how legitimate reasonable, and relevant they may be.
They march around in lock-step with their heads bobbing up and down quacking here and quacking there like an obedient little harem of ducks. They are so focused on defending their lord and master that they could care less about what happened to Maura.
They serve no useful purpose because their only function is to protect Fred Murray at any cost even if it means Maura will never be found. The do not want to know the truth and will do anything to avoid facing it.
They are as useless as teats on a bull and deserve no respect from anyone.
They haven't contributed anything significant, important, or useful to the search for Maura and they are worse than worthless because they conceal information from and insult anyone who offers to help.
Worse, they feel no shame.
They are individually and collectively failed human beings consumed by their own selfish needs.
I do not include quija, gvmeabrk, wowser, snowy, L4M, suzanne or elsewherebriefly in the sad group I call ducks.

WTF-the-original wrote:

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Not impossible, but no one in her class would have graduated as an officer yet and because of the strict hierarchy of cadets it would be unlikely she would have known many if any upperclassmen, and certainly not well.
Just my opinion.
Bill

WTF-the-original wrote:

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Not impossible, but no one in her class would have graduated as an officer yet and because of the strict hierarchy of cadets it would be unlikely she would have known many if any upperclassmen, and certainly not well.
Just my opinion.
Bill

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quija wrote:

OH MY said: "As I recall Sgt. Smith saw foot prints going towards Coventry or east but didn't follow them "
I ask:
"HOW FAR EAST? Just to Bradley Hill Road? Or beyond? That would be new info!"
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I can't figure out if it's unusual that the Murray family found the several possible clues (A-frame blood, knife from incarcerated, terminally ill Moulton brother, underwear that wasn't Maura's) or if it was the opposite ---- if it was more likely they found these things because they did more searching than LE? I just don't know.
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I think the timing of releasing "the red pickup with a man outside and in the woods on Bradley Hill Road" statement is odd..... after 5 years. It wouldn't hurt to go back and see what we were discussing each time a new piece of information was dropped. I'm guessing it was Amherst we were talking about.
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If Claude's girlfriend Skye was acting strange after Maura disappeared, wouldn't it be more likely (than murder out of the blue) that they accidentally hit Maura in the road, and if they were under the influence of some drug/alc, that they made bad decisions about how to handle a possibly fatal accident, where to bring Maura, etc., to avoid arrest?
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Ben Franklyne said something that reminded me of my first car accident when I was 22. It was my own car, but my parents had chipped in heavily for it. So that made it much more "emotionally loaded" to have wrecked it. I was so depressed by the accident that I remember telling friends I wished I'd died. I really beat up on myself. To me it was like A DEATH IN THE FAMILY. And my friends said, "[Quij], it is NOT a person, it's just a car." And I didn't remember all those thoughts and feelings until Ben Franklyne just said something! I wonder if Maura, in her much more poised manner, went through the same out-of-proportion reactions to the Sat. night crash? I understand that the only way to miss clinicals and not be discharged from the program would be something as serious as a death, but this just struck me as an interesting similarity and possibly a clue into how Maura felt?

black kat wrote:

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Wasn't her boyfriend Billy an upperclassman while she was there?

Snowy White wrote:

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of course. i know that is the purpose of your questioning his whereabouts.
any answer provided by Fred Murray outside of the formal investigation might put him in legal jeopardy.

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Snowy White wrote:

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of course. i know that is the purpose of your questioning his whereabouts.
any answer provided by Fred Murray outside of the formal investigation might put him in legal jeopardy.

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gvmeabrk wrote:

Dawn, I hope that my post to Mason is not considered as "mean". That was not my intent. I like Mason.

gvmeabrk wrote:

I know I will probably get flak for this but it has always bothered me that McKay rented a motel room that night. Why? Was this ever checked out?
He did have his own home at the time.

Snowy White wrote:

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it is established fact? or rumor?... that McKay rented a motel room that night.
please verify.

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gvmeabrk wrote:

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Read it on one of the forums. I questioned it at the time but no response. I wish the MMM forum was at least open to read and copy and just lock for additional posting. To much info is lost.