Maura Murray

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rozShoem wrote:

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Bill 05478,
Sounds as though he might have a little something going on in addition to his relationship with "God." However, I do not believe he's smoking anything. I do not know how much you've read via internet, but there are many people missing in NH; also many bodies have been found. It seems as though the mountains have become some sort of dumping ground. If I were hiking or camping in that area I'd consider bringing along a baseball bat. Seriously, it's like the Grafton County Triangle. If I were a brunette, I'd soon become a blonde.

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Stephen wrote:

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Have you heard the Good News? Jesus Loves you!
Were here to spread the love of Jesus Christ like maple syrup on warm hotcakes.
Were here to feed hungry souls.
We are armed with the sword of faith and the breastplate of righteousness. Halalujah!

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Bill 05478 wrote:

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Well for one I lied about the County Attorney being the person of interest's step mother however they are related. But yet you named his name anyways without having the proper info, I did this purposely to see if anyone knew anything and it seems you may. Things that make you go Hmmmmmm!!!

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rozShoem wrote:

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...and of course we cannot forget the possibility that she rejected assistance because she knew an acquaintance of hers would be appearing shortly. Just a theory....one of many. It's always seemed odd that she would drive miles in a car that she hesitated to drive around campus or Amherst (due to the car's poor mechanical condition). Someone from the Grafton Co area may have followed her in a separate vehicle....someone who possibly visited her Sunday in Amherst. Therefore she felt confident in that if she became stranded she would not be alone. This person may not have visited her in Amherst that Sunday but might have offered to come to assist her if her car broke down. Then there is always the possibility that her car slid off the highway....she began walking and became the victim of a hit-and-run driver. My understanding is that it had been a dark evening and she was wearing dark clothing. In this scenario someone could have popped her into the trunk and drove away. Just hypotheses... There are many from which to choose.

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rozShoem wrote:

The only shortcoming w/the hit-and-run theory is that based on the number of missing people and bodies that have been found, there would have to be an extremely visually impaired driver in the Grafton County and surrounding areas. Too many victims and missing people for H&R Theory to hold up. Probably a slight chance that H&R may have happened.

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Bill 05478 wrote:

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Wow so what you are saying Jesus broke my back in 2008? Because that is why I have free time, although it has healed since my surgery, not 100% but it will do. This with no help from your so called god, I spit on him!!!

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Stephen wrote:

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You belong to your father, the devil. When he lies, he speaks his native language, for he is a liar and the father or lies.

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Stephen wrote:

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Blessed are you when people insult you, persecute you and falsly say all kinds of evil against you because of me. Rejoice and be glad, because great is your reward in heaven, for in the same way they persecuted the prophets who were before you.

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rozShoem wrote:

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...and of course we cannot forget the possibility that she rejected assistance because she knew an acquaintance of hers would be appearing shortly. Just a theory....one of many. It's always seemed odd that she would drive miles in a car that she hesitated to drive around campus or Amherst (due to the car's poor mechanical condition). Someone from the Grafton Co area may have followed her in a separate vehicle....someone who possibly visited her Sunday in Amherst. Therefore she felt confident in that if she became stranded she would not be alone. This person may not have visited her in Amherst that Sunday but might have offered to come to assist her if her car broke down. Then there is always the possibility that her car slid off the highway....she began walking and became the victim of a hit-and-run driver. My understanding is that it had been a dark evening and she was wearing dark clothing. In this scenario someone could have popped her into the trunk and drove away. Just hypotheses... There are many from which to choose.

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Bill 05478 wrote:

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Well for one I lied about the County Attorney being the person of interest's step mother however they are related. But yet you named his name anyways without having the proper info, I did this purposely to see if anyone knew anything and it seems you may. Things that make you go Hmmmmmm!!!

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Bill 05478 wrote:

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rozShoem- a hit and run is very possible especially on this particular road it is very dark and has many twists and turns. My sons know this road like the back of their hands and they have all been in minor accidents on it. But, if it was indeed a hit and run the person would've had to panic pick up the body, place her in the trunk, and move her to an entirely different location well off the beaten path.

Bill 05478 wrote:

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I have a few questions for you Snowy.
Do you know what became of the knife that supposedly had a blood stain on it?
I know the person who turned it over had stated that he believed his brother had something to do with MM's disappearance, but died prior to police being able to question him.
Does anyone know his name?

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Bill 05478 wrote:

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You wanna know what is really funny, she did the same thing about the person I have been talking about on this thread. The other funny thing is the police never released the name of the person who turned the knife over or his brothers name because he had died before police could interview him and the knife was not handled properly as far as rules chain of evidence, it was severely compromised.

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Bill 05478 wrote:

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rozShoem- a hit and run is very possible especially on this particular road it is very dark and has many twists and turns. My sons know this road like the back of their hands and they have all been in minor accidents on it. But, if it was indeed a hit and run the person would've had to panic pick up the body, place her in the trunk, and move her to an entirely different location well off the beaten path.

Snowy wrote:

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good question for fred murray.

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hannah_b wrote:

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The knife owner and his brother have been extensively discussed on several fora. The name was first posted on one of the deleted topix threads by a poster who claimed to be a relative of the knife owners girlfriend. The posts on Advocate´s old forum are still available for perusal.
I got a few possible name of your "suspect" by googling the last name and Woodsville. I then searched several different public record listings and found a few possible fb accounts. On checking those out, I decided it couldn´t be any of the other guys with the same last name. So, anyone could have found it.
And - if I was a local, which I am not - would there be anything wrong with being a local?

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Snowy wrote:

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are you seriously kidding me? victim of a hit and run? where was the evidence? your tedious recollection of old information....recycled and regurgitated is unhelpful.

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Snowy wrote:

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yep. that's right. scoop, stuff and dump with all the other bodies. and a sterile crime scene left behind. yeah, that's it!