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WTH-the-original wrote:

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Oh my god, your correct. They are killing each other by the bushel in those towns, hell, throughout all of NH. The streets are running red with blood.
Ridiculous.
Bill

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WTH-the-original wrote:

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This is a ridiculous premise. So by your thinking, if the broken glass severed someones limb they would still be ahead on the balance sheet compared to a lost daughter, correct?
This is seriously broken thinking. He had no business being on someones property without permission. Period!
And FrmLE, you were shacks hero for almost an hour. Till you clarified. 8-) I suspect your back to being on her crap list again. That's OK. Your in excellent company.
Bill

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JWB wrote:

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Listen up airhead.I have the point just fine thank you. I find it ridiculous to harp on people trying to find a missing girl aka trespassing. Where they going into a garage or barn? That would not be right. Where they walking in the woods? Big deal- get over it and help them search.

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sharleene wrote:

<quoted text>Airhead, good one.
We were talking about one homeowner in particular, JWB.
They had no idea there would come a time several people would be moving about near their home, presumably on their property to cause all the ruckus. Big deal you say? Well, If you're an unwanted coyote it may be, and unless this group of people we where specifically talking about DID NOT consist of just 1,2 or 3 scattered and unannounced parties crawling around, the odds of someone getting hurt go up, not down. Is it legal to shoot a Coyote in NH? Yes. There's no closed season statewide.
Coyote night hunting, runs Jan.1 - Mar. 31 I believe. It requires written landowner permission, less the act be illegal.
What happens if someone is mistaken for game JWB? One wrong move mistaken for--and Pow. Would you still say "big deal" they where only walking in the woods? Woods that may belong to someone and require landowner permission in writting? I live in the upper valley area, but I am not about to risk my life walking or combing the woods there, without doing it the right way. Buyer beware. You're right, this subject of tresspass should cease and desist.

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JWB wrote:

one more on this subject and then I am done.
WTH quote: he had no business being on someones property without permission. Period!
There ya go making stuff up. Fred was never determined to be on the property. L4M said her husband found out the next day that searchers were in the area looking for maura. The searchers were PI and yes some family members and others assisting. How can you possibly tag fred for being on that property?
Answer: you can't

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Lower Slower Delaware wrote:

By the way I don't need you wrapped around my balls after all that is what you meant when you stated you were one of my supporters.

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Advocator wrote:

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Although, if there *are* known drug problems in the Haverhill area, this could be a good reason why strangers walking on one's property might be more of a concern to locals. Just a thought.

JWB wrote:

one more on this subject and then I am done.
WTH quote: he had no business being on someones property without permission. Period!
There ya go making stuff up. Fred was never determined to be on the property. L4M said her husband found out the next day that searchers were in the area looking for maura. The searchers were PI and yes some family members and others assisting. How can you possibly tag fred for being on that property?
Answer: you can't

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JWB wrote:

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lets just keep it for another day shall we? or maybe sooner depends

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FrmLE wrote:

why is it so hard to get from there to the point where she leaves the crash site, takes the alcohol with her, and walks into the woods to get away from her troubles?
I guess that's what I don't understand, it seems pretty believable that would at least be the more likely next possibility as opposed to she leaves the crach scene and gets picked up by a random serial killer who happens to be there and then commits the perfect crime?

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Brilliant Brian wrote:

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To me, walking into the woods with a bunch of alcohol to sit and die sounds ridiculous. Her being picked up by some stranger who notices her car is broken down doesn't sound ridiculous, whether she was running away from her troubles or not.

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Brilliant Brian wrote:

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To me, walking into the woods with a bunch of alcohol to sit and die sounds ridiculous. Her being picked up by some stranger who notices her car is broken down doesn't sound ridiculous, whether she was running away from her troubles or not.

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WTH-the-original wrote:

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Why? Because you don't think it has ever been done before?
http://articles.boston.com/2005-04-10/news/29...
Bill