Maura Murray

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Wowzer the real one wrote:

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Sorry bout that too Jenkins. I guess I didn't understand that you're "facts" were taken from Renner's blog till Amy posted the link.
I still don't believe it though and this is why. If you're familiar with the route from BHR to Lyme where the trailer was taken you would know that the roads are not wide enough to pull a 10 or 12 foot wide by 50 or 60 foot long trailer over. There's permits needed for each town driven through and a direct safe route when you are pulling a mobile home. I can only think of a couple of places where it might have been able to pull over but why take that chance when you can just wait till it's parked safely at it's destination and take your time searching it.
I also think that a search warrant would still be needed if the trailer hadn't been signed over to the new owner yet.
If it was signed over and the new owner gave permission for the search then why the need to pull it over and not wait till it was safely parked?

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amy researches wrote:

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Hi Wowzer. To be fair, Jenkins did not make this up about the trailer being pulled over and searched. I read this a while ago also on Renner's blog. His source was an interview with a couple who lived across from RF on BHR (I won't post their names on t he forum, but they are included in his interview). So if this information is wrong, then it could be that Renner's source was mistaken. But Jenkins didn't make this up. I believed it also when I read it.
http://mauramurray.blogspot.com/2011/08/forge...

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citigirl wrote:

<quoted text>. Fred thinks the Cs are nice people. According to what Renner posted he is implying differently.

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citigirl wrote:

<quoted text>Just because something is taken from Renners blog. does not mean they are facts. The new owner allowed the trailer to be searched after it reached its destination. At what point it was searched I dont know.

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Lighthouse 101 wrote:

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Amy I was under the impression that the Aframe was a FM thing only. To my knowledge LE never looked into or searched the Aframe.

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JWB wrote:

Citigirl- would you share your views on the Post about Maura not being a missing person.
thank you

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citigirl wrote:

<quoted text>Your IP adress depends on the server you have.

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Jenkins wrote:

Jwb that's interesting huh?
That's why I asked citi if she was in fact the "observer" or not
I wonder if it was her or someone else, I dont know what to think. I kind of think it wasn't her but possibly someone else from the family, who would quite possibly be posting from the same area. If not Maybe a neighbor or friend or something?
What do you think jwb? Think it's her?
Sounds like the computer expert leone was fairly convinced it was her but it sounded like he was strictly making an assumption based on the fact that citi posted way more than the other 2 posters. That's not definite.

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WTH-the-original wrote:

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Actually PART of your IP address depends on the server you have. There is also built in uniqueness that specifies your specific modem. That is what allows the address to be associated to you and no one else.
Bill

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Jenkins wrote:

According to people that knew her she never expressed any suicidal thoughts, in general she seemed like a really happy person who was fun to be around. Yea she had her problems, just like everyone, but it seems like depression just wasn't one of them. It does not sound like she was a depressed person who was suicidal at all. That just does not jive with what people that knew her said about her. To my knowledge There isn't one person who's ever said she was depressed. I've not read one person who hasn't described her as being happy and smiling all the time. Saying she suddenly became suicidal just doesn't make any sense when you consider what people who knew her say about her. You would think that there would be at least one person saying that she was depressed sometimes, but there isn't. If anything it sounds like she would try to go start a new life before she would commit suicide.

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Wowzer the real one wrote:

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Bill is it possible for someone to find someones identity by tracking their IP address on a private forum?

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WTH-the-original wrote:

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Actually PART of your IP address depends on the server you have. There is also built in uniqueness that specifies your specific modem. That is what allows the address to be associated to you and no one else.
Bill

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Lighthouse 101 wrote:

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You make to many statements as matter of fact due to LE "due diligence." Its the same thing as me saying : " obviously MM is still alive because why else would they investigate a sighting of her."
I just think LE left no stone unturned.
I would think if they checked the CW trailer than perhaps his sighting of MM 4-5 miles from the crash scene was legitimate. To get 4-5 miles in an hour or so would create a problem for her in the winter with no no shelter or fire prepared. Once she stopped running she wouldn't be able to keep warm.

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Wowzer the real one wrote:

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Bill is it possible for someone to find someones identity by tracking their IP address on a private forum?

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Wowzer the real one wrote:

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Bill is it possible for someone to find someones identity by tracking their IP address on a private forum?

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citigirl wrote:

<quoted text>Not true no one has been able to track me down because of my IP address.

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Wowzer the real one wrote:

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Agree but in this case it was other posters with permission from the site administrater/moderater that were working in the background finding out the addies. Pretty sneaky, huh?