Maura Murray

BobJenkins-OG wrote:

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Saying she was drunk is an ASSUMPTION straight up.
Saying she was trying to elude LE is an ASSUMPTION.

BobJenkins-OG wrote:

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That's a good point Paris, somebody should go check with those couple witnesse renner spoke to and make sure that he is quoting them properly, see what they have to say about what renner said.
I think his description matches the damage to the car much better than smiths. The damage is to the front left corner; it looks like she smashed into the snowbank and that spun her around.
If she spun out after the curve her front left should have been the least likely to get smashed. Think about when you go around a lefthand curve and your rear ass end breaks loose. Your spinning around ass end going to the right. Front right would be most likely to hit, then rear right, then rear left, and then front right.
The damage to her car is pretty Head on to the front left. It looks like she hit the snowbank on the front left and that's what caused her to spin out. That damage makes no sense if she spun out after the curve.

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JWB wrote:

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I think there is a difference between across from and across the street from so I would not consider renners post False.

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JWB wrote:

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Way out of bounds and uncalled for.

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Wowzer the real one wrote:

<quoted text>Could you please explain the difference. Thanks

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Wowzer the real one wrote:

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It was rude of me to say that and for that I apologize.

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Lighthouse 101 wrote:

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Rabbit Saver just intercepted transmission from Mail Boy. He has radioed in for a fire mission. Expect many words, say again expect many words. Gauge of round is one or two syllables but there will be many. Say again many.

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Lighthouse 101 wrote:

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Do you know how many people were murdered in New Hampshire in 2004? 17 people.
Do you know any many deaths there related to drinking and driving? 59 deaths.
Out of those 17 cases - 3 of them were killed by one man.( He killed the sister and her two kids). Out of the other 14 cases (which isn't that difficult to investigate.) how many of those people would you say were a victim of opportunity or the victims knew their killers?

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BobJenkins-OG wrote:

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It's very possible that mm was the one victim who was killed by someone unknown to her in '04. It happens all the time, girls are killed by random people.

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amy researches wrote:

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Lit House, many words received and returned to sender. BOLO for squawking owl. Kanga and roo incoming. Red truck arriving. Over.

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missing7 wrote:

http://searchingforjimbo.blogs pot.com/
anybody brought this up yet?

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Simply Sarcasm wrote:

Nearly every time this forum moves past some of Beagle's antics - it's brought back up.
Like now - some random poster popping in, throwing out a link to a 6 month old blog posting from Beagle - and POOF! We are back on that subject.
Luckily, we were spinning in the dirt anyway. So it is what it is.

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jusy me wrote:

<quoted text>Hey thanks, Jenkins. Here's something else now. Not sure if correct but maybe Wowzer or someone who takes those roads like you have, citi......
Wasn't there also a (possibly waist high pole), or rod there on the corner in 2004? If that was hidden behind all the snow that she "shaved off, i can blame that pole for the famous gash to the hood. JMOAS

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Maruchan wrote:

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Your theory posted here, and in many other previous posts, presents as FACT that she was "leisurely" doing things. I have never, not once, read anything on this case that said that she was "leisurely" doing anything, or even hinted at her lollygagging. Since this is your theory, and you use the "leisurely" part to prove a point, please provide an exact quote where this was said.
From Renner's blog:
"One thing that has been re-reported with little verification over the years is the story by Faith Westman, who lived in the house across the street from where Maura's car came to rest on Wild Ammonoosuc Rd., in which she says she saw a man in Maura's car smoking a cigarette. That's not exactly right, she told me last week.
'I heard a crash and then I went to the window. I saw the car. There was a red light in the car, which I thought might be the light from the end of a cigarette,' says Westman.'But I never saw a man and the red light could have been anything. Maybe a cell phone light as she was trying to find a signal to call someone.'
She saw the woman in the car get out and walk around the vehicle as she called the accident in to local authorities--crashes on that curve in the wintertime are not unusual in themselves and she has to do this at least once every season.
John Marrotte is an old, earnest fellow who lives in a house on the North side of the street. Since the trees were bare at the time, he was able to see the car--and the woman--from the window of his kitchen.
'I saw her get out and walk around the car. When I looked out again, the police were there. She was gone. I don't know what happened. Only man who knows is up there.' he points to the sky."

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<quoted text>Grafton Sheriffs County Deapartment. Narrative:2/04/2004 1940 Marsh,Rhonda AT 1927, FAITH WESTMAN CALLED, TO ADV OF A VEH IN THE DITCH RIGHT ON SHARP TURN AFTER THE WEATHERED BARN; UNK IF PI,BUT CAN SEE A MAN IN VEH SMOKING A CIGARERETTE; WAS E/B RT 112, BUT ENDED UP IN W/B DITCH FACING W/B.

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citigirl wrote:

<quoted text>Its been along time since I have been up north but I dont recall ever seeing a rod or pole in the area. What corner are you referring to?

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Maruchan wrote:

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By the way, Citigirl, I've been wondering. You are very active in this forum and have been a great deal of the time since I started posting here in March or so. I'm really wondering what you get out of it? Do you expect to find some information posted here that will help this case? I just wondered, thanks.

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amy researches wrote:

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Agent Bonkers reporting for lemonade. Tell Lassie I say hello. Evactuating the lit house. Standby for takeoff and peanuts. The emergency exits are here, here and here.

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citigirl wrote:

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Its been along time since I have been up north but I dont recall ever seeing a rod or pole in the area. What corner are you referring to?