hannah_b
Sweden
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Trying to explain the two Londonderrys and their significance to the case: According to available information, Mauraīs phone did NOT ping off the Londonderry, NH tower. Someone elses phone did. Identifying that certain someone, according to Landry, could lead to the whereabouts of MM. So they had a cell phone pinging off L-derry, NH tower. Not Maura, but possibly some POI who travelled that route. The person was likely using a disposable phone, otherwise they would have been able to identify him/her. Re Londonderry, VT: Maura is believed to have travelled I93 north. Her phone may well have pinged of a tower near L-derry, VT, at the time she checked her voicemail. We, the public, have not seen proof of it, and there has been no mention in media or elsewhere what tower or towers her phone was pinging off. L-derry, VT fits with her presumed route. So L-derry, NH and L-derry, VT - two separate issues. Last known (to the public) cell phone activity activity (not activity by Maura, but by her phone) is the incoming call at 8.10 pm that went straight to voicemail. Checking vm at 4.37 pm was Mauraīs last known (to the public) activity on the phone. I wish Dawn was here...
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hannah_b
Sweden
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citigirl wrote: <quoted text>you appear to be now contradicting yourself with previous postings you have made.Did Landry tell you his request was an error or was this just an assumption on your part? Landry making an error doesnīt fit with the way the affidavit is fotmaulated or with the fact they already had her phone records. The location of Maura checking vm at 4.37 pm was already known to LE. I believe LE might have been afraid to let Orky have information, and tried to pull his leg. To me it signals the L-derry, NH ping (which was not made by MM phone), is highly significant to the case.
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hannah_b
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Orko Kringer wrote: For the eyes of JWB and Hannah Montana: From Todd Landry's affadavit: Notes to follow: 5. During the course of this investigation, Cellular Telephone records have been obtained by Law Enforcement that were used by MURRAY. A representative from Sprint Corporate Security advised this affiant that during the late afternoon hours of February 9, 2004an outgoing telephone call was made to Murray from the Londonderry, NH Sprint tower. This call had to have been made from within a 22 mile radius of the tower. The identity of this caller and telephone number has not been made as of this date. 6. That identifying the caller of the telephone call could be pertinent to the ongoing investigation and may lead to the whereabouts of Maura Murray. 7. Based on the foregoing, there is probable cause to believe evidence in the suspicious disappearance of Maura Murray may be found through Sprint Wireless Cell Tower Telephone Records, including any outgoing calls from the Londonderry tower of Sprint to Maura Murrays Sprint PCs number ********** for February 9, 2004 from 0001 hours to 2400 hours. Todd D. Landry Thank yoooooouuuuu, Orko! See, weīve been on the same page all along, but not been able to express it well enough. Iīm very sorry, Orko, if I came off as being rude.
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hannah_b
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Aftermath wrote: <quoted text> hannah_b, "Left and right?" Sounds like you don't believe in serial killers. A lot of people do not. You're not alone in your belief. Maybe there is no reason for Cold Case units to exist?...or maybe serial killers exist all over the place except Grafton County? My belief is that a serial killer does exist and that he is living in Grafton County. He brought Pamela Webb all the way from the eastern border of NH/ME....on his way home dropped her off in the White Mountains. He's been doing this for a while (plucking women from beside the highway). Severing the body that way is reflective of the fact he's been practicing his art far more than a few years. No one stopped to help Pam. No one would stop to help the others either. Iīm well aware there are killers randomly abducting women. Think about the Mickey Shunick case or the victims of Israel Keyes. I am by no means excluding the possibility Maura was abducted and killed.
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hannah_b
Sweden
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Lighthouse 101 wrote: <quoted text> Before I report you the CDC I need a couple questions answered: 1. Are you saying "clearly" more than twice a day in situations that are anything but clear? 2. Are you going to work or school and offering solutions to problems by offering proof as "if you really think about it" 3. Are you making errors based on false assumptions that you made based on using the strategy mentioned in 1 and 2? You may have stage four Jenkoma. Not to worry you can still live and carry on in life, but you may never be able to live in the same reality that everyone else does. OMG I have stage 4 Jenkoma! Whatīs next? Turning into a full blown PI?
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hannah_b
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Added for clarity (I hope): There was no one calling MM from Londonderry; NH vicinity. Someone, who was already a POI, was located in that area and his/her phone pinged off of that tower. No incoming call. Dawn was right. Everybody should have paid more attention to what she was saying. Miss you, Dawn!
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OKAY
Gloucester, MA
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Orko Kringer wrote: Note 1: Right before Landry talks about getting cell tower info from sprint through the courts he points out that police already have maura's cell phone records. In other words police weren't looking for names at this point. any incoming call to maura's cell would already be in their posession from the cell phone records. Note 2:Sprint notfied Landry specifically about ping activity from maura's phone and stated that it came from the londonderry Tower. Landry is a cop in New Hampshire, there is a Londonderry New Hampshire ... see where the confusion could of came in on which londonderry we are talking about. Note 3: As the great Mitt Romney once said and I paraphrase "Cell towers are not people my friends!!!!!!!!!! The request for the londonberry ping info was not about a person trying to call maura (pings track people's movement they don't call people and talk to them). Lt. Landry, likely (back in late 2004 or early 2005) didn't know much about pings and how they work and what he is requesting on this affadavit doesn't even make sense. But no worries this was all cleared up and that is why we NOW know maura checked her own phone messages (thanks to the ping info from the londonderry VERMONT tower). Note D: Here is how pings work. If I am driving in my car down the interstate and I have my phone off, but momentarily turn it on to see if I missed a call, my cell phone would start pinging the second I turn it on. Once I have checked messages and then turned phone back off, The phone quits pinging and no more tracing can be done by law enforcement. that is why law enforcement hasn't been able to create a complete accurate timeline of maura's travles because for 99 percent of her trip up north, she had her phone off. It was the brief seconds she turned it on (that a ping was created) and this is what lt. Landry ultimately discovered as a result of this affadavit. Dawn worked very hard to establish and communicate an understanding about the Londonderry ping. Her bottom line was that no actual call was attempted to or received by Maura. She presented the scenario to an engineer at Verizon for consult, as well. Your further clarification makes a great deal of sense, especially in terms of how a voicemail call to check messages would leave its footprint. I don't necessarily believe you've proven her location to be in the vicinity of Londonderry VT, but pergaps I am missing a piece of this. It is interesting, however.
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citigirl
Swansea, MA
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hannah_b wrote: <quoted text> Landry making an error doesnīt fit with the way the affidavit is fotmaulated or with the fact they already had her phone records. The location of Maura checking vm at 4.37 pm was already known to LE. I believe LE might have been afraid to let Orky have information, and tried to pull his leg. To me it signals the L-derry, NH ping (which was not made by MM phone), is highly significant to the case. I cannot see an LE officer that has been on the force for 22 years at the time of the affidavit was made and sign it and then decide it was an error.
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hannah_b
Sweden
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OKAY wrote: <quoted text> Dawn worked very hard to establish and communicate an understanding about the Londonderry ping. Her bottom line was that no actual call was attempted to or received by Maura. She presented the scenario to an engineer at Verizon for consult, as well. Your further clarification makes a great deal of sense, especially in terms of how a voicemail call to check messages would leave its footprint. I don't necessarily believe you've proven her location to be in the vicinity of Londonderry VT, but pergaps I am missing a piece of this. It is interesting, however. A L-derry, VT ping fits with the route we "know" (have been told) she travelled. Someone elses phone was pinging off the L-derry, NH tower.
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hannah_b
Sweden
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citigirl wrote: <quoted text>I cannot see an LE officer that has been on the force for 22 years at the time of the affidavit was made and sign it and then decide it was an error. There is one error in the affidavit: there cannot have been an incoming call (even if it went to vm) as it would have shown up in her phone records. If this error was made consciously to mislead ("fake affidavit") I donīt know, but it is possible.
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BobJenkins-OG
Southbury, CT
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Dawns conclusion was the the affidavit was a fake and was planted for someone to find, as far as I understood what she was saying. Is that what you think happened snowy? Either the affidavit was fake, or LE was trying to figure out the identity of someone who was trying to call her from the londonerry, NH area that afternoon. There isn't really a third option. There's no way Landry made it in error like you're describing orky. Maybe he was in error in the respect that it might not locate her but there's no way he was tryin to find out info about her checkin her vmail, that was well known and established within days of her going missing
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BobJenkins-OG
Southbury, CT
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hannah_b wrote: <quoted text> There is one error in the affidavit: there cannot have been an incoming call (even if it went to vm) as it would have shown up in her phone records. If this error was made consciously to mislead ("fake affidavit") I donīt know, but it is possible. There is one way that an attempted call wouldn't show up on her phone records. If her phone was on, she didn't answer it and the person hung up before the vmail picked up, then that phone call would not be on her records. It would be on the callers records, not hers. It says this call was made late afternoon, which is when she was leaving campus and her phone was probably still on. She didn't pick up, the person calling didn't wait for vmail. Maybe this person was supposed to call her other cell phone and dialed this on by accident? That was the first thing I thought of. This could explain why they didn't wait for the vmail and she didn't answer, the person was supposed to call her other phone. This is obviously based on the assumption that she had a second phone, which is definitely possible and I think likely. IMO, she had another cell and the crash she had in Hadley proves it. It would make sense that she had another phone, what 21 yr old girl wants her bf to know every single call she makes? I find it interesting that Sharon was paying the bill but the bill actually got sent directly to billy in OK. Controlling much?
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hannah_b
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BobJenkins-OG wrote: <quoted text> There is one way that an attempted call wouldn't show up on her phone records. If her phone was on, she didn't answer it and the person hung up before the vmail picked up, then that phone call would not be on her records. It would be on the callers records, not hers. It says this call was made late afternoon, which is when she was leaving campus and her phone was probably still on. She didn't pick up, the person calling didn't wait for vmail. Maybe this person was supposed to call her other cell phone and dialed this on by accident? That was the first thing I thought of. This could explain why they didn't wait for the vmail and she didn't answer, the person was supposed to call her other phone. This is obviously based on the assumption that she had a second phone, which is definitely possible and I think likely. IMO, she had another cell and the crash she had in Hadley proves it. It would make sense that she had another phone, what 21 yr old girl wants her bf to know every single call she makes? I find it interesting that Sharon was paying the bill but the bill actually got sent directly to billy in OK. Controlling much? Jenky, youīre right. Both re the possibility of an incoming call not showing up in phone records, and the likelihood of Maura having a second cell phone, proven (or at least made highly likely) by the Hadley crash. Maura seems to have been a private person, and I think itīs unlikely she wanted Sharon or Billy privvy to every call she made, even if just ordering pizza. Iīm aware US cell phones donīt have IMEI technology, but do they have something similar? The affidavit shows they were trying to pull someoneīs phone records, and that person was within 22 miles radius of the L-derry, NH tower in the late afternoon.
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hannah_b
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Question is, the L-derry, NH ping person, did s/he live near L-derry, or was s/he just passing by? Perhaps travlling north on I91? Meeting up with Maura somwhere? Driving a red truck? Speculation, but intersting nonetheless.
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Orko Kringer
Saint Louis, MO
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I am honestly confused right now. Going off of the affadavit from Lt. Landry, he notes in one sentence that his department has maura's cell phone records. (From what I have gathered on internet, NOT FULLY FACTUAL, but LIKELY to be the case) It was family in the very early days that provided landry and police with maura's cell phone records and not Sprint. Anyway in the next sentence after establishing that he has maura's cell records he notes that Sprint informed him of some cell phone activity on maura's phone. Obviously this is not him looking over maura's cell phone records and saying hey we don't know who this incoming call was from lets ask sprint. Sprint was INFORMING HIM and his department that they had additional info (ping activity if we are talking about cell towers) and that if he wanted it he had to go through the proper channels (affadavit) to get them to reveal that info to them. His language in the affadavit is pretty standard investigative talk IMO, meant to speed up the process, by saying this info could result in blah blah blah.(that is an opinion). Point is it was an incoming phone call in dispute here, it would be landry contacting sprint for them to get him the info , Not Sprint contacting police to tell them about it .... The police already have the cell phone records.
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Orko Kringer
Saint Louis, MO
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Other points (meant for discussion) If this affadavit did not lead to the voice mail info in which maribeth (one of the only reporters to have full access to family and police) noted WAS THE LAST ACTIVITY ON MAURA"S PHONE, then where did maribeth get her info. Did she just make it up? When police are looking at cell towers, they are looking to trace phones not ID people per se, True or False? If Maura did have her phone off (all but a few seconds to check for messages) wouldn't that time she had her phone on (which leads to pinging and being able to be tracked) stand out and be very important for police to investigate. And if you say, there is no proof maura had her phone off, then why can't we trace her movements all the way up until the second she went missing. A turned on cell phone back in 2004 (Doesn't have to be in use, just turned on) is constantly sending out pings and every cell tower the phone comes in to range with when the phone is on, it leaves a trace behind). Now a days, the technology is such that your phone can be off and still be traced, but that is a different story.
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Is there a cell tower in Londonderry, Vermont? If so, where is it and what is its FCC registration number? When was it constructed. I found a cell tower near Londonderry, Vermont, but it was built in Oct. 2008. Can anyone provide more information on an actual location of a Londonderry Vermont cell tower? Thanks.
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hannah_b
Sweden
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Det Dirtbag wrote: Is there a cell tower in Londonderry, Vermont? If so, where is it and what is its FCC registration number? When was it constructed. I found a cell tower near Londonderry, Vermont, but it was built in Oct. 2008. Can anyone provide more information on an actual location of a Londonderry Vermont cell tower? Thanks. There is one located in Old School Street that was apparently constructed in 2002. The number is BSV841523IDC588663. Non-Registered,2002-ANE-1115-O E,NA,43.1886111111111,-72.7611 111111111,NA,NA,NA,LONDONDERRY ,,50,890,NA,940,NA,CATAMOUNT ENERGY COPORATION,NA,,,NA,NA,NA,NA,NA ,NA,NA,NA,NA,NA,NA,NA,NA,NA,NA ,NA,NA,NA,NA,NA,FAA Filing,Issued,12/05/2002,NA,NA ,NA,NA,NA,NA,NA,NA,NA
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Orko Kringer
Saint Louis, MO
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Det Dirtbag wrote: Is there a cell tower in Londonderry, Vermont? If so, where is it and what is its FCC registration number? When was it constructed. I found a cell tower near Londonderry, Vermont, but it was built in Oct. 2008. Can anyone provide more information on an actual location of a Londonderry Vermont cell tower? Thanks. Problem with that is that cell towers don't have to be registered by the FCC and they don't have to be actual towers. They can be emitting off of buildings A cell phone tower is a generic name for it. I really didn't want to go into all of that, but whatever.
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