Maura Murray

Lost and not found wrote:

Topix automatically listed me as St. Jay. Don't know why, but I'm definitely a local, know the area very well and have spent a lot of time in that area. It's an easy area to get lost in for sure. But....this was February, there was snow on the ground and no tracks found leaving the road into the woods. Dogs lost her scent 100 yards from the accident site. In other words, she vanished from the area, and probably via a vehicle of someone she knew..<quoted text>

Lost and not found wrote:

Still don't know what SBD stands for...

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Snowy wrote:

it is a clever ruse, especially after so many years, to insist that Maura's name be kept in the public view....and, in particular, on NH/Topix.... when, in fact, NH/Topix has been used as a vehicle to promote theories to strongly implicate local residents and authorities from the state of NH.
partial thoughts, incomplete phrasing and unsupported 'facts' are recorded here to comprise this systematic attack against the public and authorities...blaming and shaming while diverting attention away from information and facts held closely by the very people who have tried to manipulate the public's view about Maura's disappearance.
it's all so very strange. nearly stranger than the mystery of her actual disappearance.

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Sara wrote:

Some have said he never read this forum, I believe it was WW that told me that. Do you know for sure he read this forum? This is something I have wondered since coming to this topix site. For the record, it does not make the accusations acceptable or excusable by any means. But conflicting information whether he actually read the forums or did he even use the internet?

Snowy wrote:

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as i just explained, it doesn't matter whether he did or did not read this/these/those/or any forums. his name was and is intentionally blackened.
who, here, can speak to 'truth'?....under the guise of proxies and pseudonyms.

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NHwoodshome wrote:

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Snowy; I think you know as well as I that there are those who will say anything to get attention, push buttons or start an internet brawl. Then there are those with a sick twisted agenda, the dangerous ones. Some people just need to get a life.

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Sara wrote:

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So... in other words, you don't know. You could have just said that.

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Snowy wrote:

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actually, the answer to your question doesn't matter to me, for reasons already stated, so i don't care to answer.
when you bring up a foolish distinction between whether someone knows directly or indirectly that their name is blackened, then i feel compelled to reply in exactly the way i chose to do so.

Sara wrote:

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So... in other words, you don't know. You could have just said that.

Lost and not found wrote:

Still don't know what SBD stands for...

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NHwoodshome wrote:

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I too searched for the Lear jet that was eventually found in Dorchester on I believe Smarts MT. by a surveyor. I gave up on Black hill in Wentwoth, close but not close enough. I studied wind speed and direction reports and any info possible. I came to the conclusion as thick as the woods are you would almost have to step on it. I found a plane in Henniker NH years ago and it was just a fluke I caught a glimmer off a piece of metal.
People have to go to Bridgewater to really get a handle on how dense it is and there is wetlands, quarries and tight thick rolling hills as well as boulder's and earth depressions that can easily hide a person.
When one considers how many large animals die on the woods yearly and how rare it is too see remains even for hardcore hikers. It puts a realty factor on the likely hood of finding human remains. I thinks ones best hope is too look for clothing or her backpack if she is indeed in the woods.
The second big problem is WHERE to begin, if we believe CW, than Maura could be anywhere in a vast stretch of wilderness. I think you have as good a chance of hitting the lottery as finding Maura in those woods.

hannah_b wrote:

Sorry, didn´t see the above was already answered.
Regarding CW, there was a news article stating he was reinterviewed last fall and had some additional info which made his sighting all the more credible. I got the impression from reading the article LE now thinks he really saw Maura.

Snowy wrote:

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it's a still a puzzle to me, NHwoodshome...not that Maura has disappeared, but that an unusual culture of lore has grown up around the subject.
strangely, it is not one person...but quite a few...in lockstep, whom have forced this agenda over a number of years.
if the goal was to keep the focus on Maura, there would have been a very different approach. an honest and open appeal to the public.
the greater mystery is...what do these folks have in common? what is the bottom line that motivates such unusual behaviors? what is, in fact, the true agenda?

WTF-the-original wrote:

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Someone who has gotten off of his/her ass and done something. It is amazing how easy it is to spot those people. As opposed to those that spout about how little those that actually do things, do. One in particular who use to go on and on about how little was being done, by the police, etc. How they didn't do enough.
It never ceases to amaze me when others blame the safety nets when people go out of their way to get themselves into trouble.
I still wonder if we would even be discussing this case if Maura had just stayed at the car.
In memory of the School Bus Driver (SBD). The man who stood up and attempted to help someone who refused help. And then for his reward, he was accused over and over by one person in particular in a disgusting display on a public forum. That person just popped in for a second a while ago, as was her habit. Usually to just kick the hornets nest. To cause whatever distraction she could.
Don't attempt to help anyone who might need assistance in the areas that these people consider "their area". For your bother, you could easily become fodder for late night bashing by some people whose greatest contribution to mankind. Is to sit, warm and cozy in a room somewhere remote from where the danger might lie. And to type at a computer terminal and sling arrows at those people who are out in the world trying to make a difference. And of things they know nothing about, either by training, or vocation.
Bill

hannah_b wrote:

Sorry, didn´t see the above was already answered.
Regarding CW, there was a news article stating he was reinterviewed last fall and had some additional info which made his sighting all the more credible. I got the impression from reading the article LE now thinks he really saw Maura.