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Lighthouse 101 wrote:

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I see you are modifying your SIM COLD CASE game. You are posting this with knowledge that MM was missing for 9 years. If SBD saw her get into a car - what would make him think immediate "abduction". In your older SIM COLD CASE games you have mentioned how people crash and leave the cars at the side of the road and get a ride. "This is common practice." What would make SBD who sees MM get into a car by her own power think "abduction." I would think if he saw her get into a car he would tell LE that they don't need to search for her because she is in a car.
Before you answer this post - please know that this games modifiers have been set where there have been no witnesses who heard any screams or any evidence of MM being forced into a car.

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Shack wrote:

I thought SBD's property had floodlights. Also,
Westman's barn had a floodlight over the door high up in the eaves.
I don't remember any street lights.

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Ridiculous wrote:

The whole wth, bank robbery thing was just me being sarcastic and trying to make a joke!
Bob, even you have to admit the skinny jeans line was funny, no?
Isreal Keyes was originally brought up because authorities were questioning his possible involvement in the murder of Celina Cass I believe.

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and all of it is "ridiculous". no one, except perhaps Renner, has any more info than several tears ago about the whereabouts of MM.

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Habs wrote:

I just watched the ID Disappeared episode about Maura again and I truly believe every word FM says. I don't buy the "looking at the ground=lying" deal. I think he truly regrets not getting her that Prism before she left. As always, just my opinion.

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findmaura wrote:

Here is the link to an article that discusses Keyes burning evidence in the White Mtns NTL Forest..As for the FBI PDF,its late&god knows how to find it again.
http://www.mcclatchydc.com/2012/12/03/176239/...

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BobJenkins-OG wrote:

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Lighthouse I'm sorry to be the one to tell you this but the whole sim city analogy you're making is just ridiculously stupid, I mean damn dude holy shit. the weird part is that you're not stupid, you must know this. So why are you saying it? Just to start shit right? Seems like your only purpose to being here of late is to start shit with people, usually me but you start shit with others as well.
Can you not see the total irony your sim city comparison contains? If anybody is here to play a game it's you, you bring a grand total of absolutely nothing to the table, no useful anything to the conversation. I'd say about 95% of your contributions are these ridiculous posts that serve no purpose other than to stir the pot, to cause arguments and try to piss people off. It's exactly like your playing a game, see who you can get pissed off the most and see how many times you can get people to respond to your posts. You don't care of what your saying is true, or makes any sense, seems your only goal is to start shit with other posters. The other 5% of your posts aren't all that bad, sometimes you make some good points and make clever jokes, so your not an idiot. So when you say something that you obviously know is untrue it's pretty hard to believe that you don't know it.
Same thing goes for people like bill, the guy is
Admittedly here for entertainment. It's a game to him and all you guys, see who you can piss off. It's extra amusing to watch him work because he actually thinks he's insulting people, it's rather funny.
It's just ridiculous that your comparing my postings to some sort of sims game when you and your buddies are constantly on here playing games, disrupting the conversation with mind numbing personal attacks and starting arguments over stupid points that have absolutely nothing to do with anything. You'll completely ignore the whole point of someone's post and pick out some stupid mundane fact that doesn't have any effect on the point of the comment and jump all over it, usually using personal attacks to get the person worked up and evoke a response out of them. That is playing a game, that is being a troll, which you clearly are.
The sheer irony of your sim-city analogy is just off the charts. Someone who is here clearly not for any reason but to play games is tryin to say I'm here playing some sort of sims game.

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hannah_b wrote:

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Family always insisted Billy and Maura had a great relationship. Clearly, that wasn´t the case. I can see family not wanting to portrait Maura as a thief, but I just have to wonder why it was so important to make people believe there were no issues whatsoever in her life.

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whiston wrote:

Hi all ,when Maura called the pizza place she may well have been on the thief list and just refused service.A timeline prior to her vanishing would be great.Still wondering where the saturn and the people Maura knew where over christmas break.take care philip

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Aftermath wrote:

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Clearly? What do you mean by "clearly" because even if we consider both sides....involves hearsay. Nothing is crystal "clear" about this case. If it were, the case would have been solved long ago. So many gray areas and hypothetical scenarios involved in Maura's disappearance. Seasoned investigators, very experienced members of LE have been stymied by this case. The case itself has been the source of a great deal of controversy and debate and the phrase, "A mind that is open to everything and attached to nothing" needs to be applied to this investigation.

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Aftermath wrote:

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Hi Whiston,
Don't you think the "thief list" comment is quite a bit beneath your level of intelligence? Really. Your timeline idea is great ...especially a timeline from Wednesday evening before Maura disappeared. Some timelines that have appeared leave some information out that would be helpful. The close friend "joining" Maura and her father for dinner & drinks....further info regarding that would have been interesting. Zeroing in on the cell phone ping on cell phone tower in Londonderry would also be helpful. Would also be helpful (?) to know name of person who "moved on" (the individual living in a dorm room that Maura had called). Also...the fellow who came forward weeks later to inform LE he'd seen someone running on the highway the evening of Maura's disappearance approx 5 miles from the crime scene. Did that seem a bit strange?

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OKAY wrote:

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Who "moved on"? The million dollar question.

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Aftermath wrote:

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Clearly? What do you mean by "clearly" because even if we consider both sides....involves hearsay. Nothing is crystal "clear" about this case. If it were, the case would have been solved long ago. So many gray areas and hypothetical scenarios involved in Maura's disappearance. Seasoned investigators, very experienced members of LE have been stymied by this case. The case itself has been the source of a great deal of controversy and debate and the phrase, "A mind that is open to everything and attached to nothing" needs to be applied to this investigation.