Maura Murray

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sophie bean wrote:

what about Louise Chaput, who was indeed abducted and murdered? I'd say that she took a vacation, but I don't believe that many close to her knew exactly where she was going. Would you call her a "runaway"? we know that her killer has not been identified or caught, we have no idea where he (possibly she, I suppose) might be. Pinkham Notch is not at all far fromm Swiftwater. Lots more cases, it is not out of the realm of possibility that some may be related. But that's just "OCD" talking, huh.

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sophie bean wrote:

either OCD or the desire to see SOBs like Keyes caught BEFORE they kill anyone else. it is fascinating that that concept is the cause of ridicule and dismissal.

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Fred Garvin wrote:

I reread butch's statements and the other witness statements and I think her bahavior, at least to me, seems like plan B was in play and butch made her hurry up and leave the car fast. He said there were other cars passing by his house that would have had to have passed the Saturn.
Taking the booze and backpack makes me think it was plan B. The rag in the tailpipe is just WTF? A message perhaps?
If she had no plan B, I think she would have abandoned the car sooner because butch said she was cold and shivering. She would have hitched a ride sooner or went to a house.

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SnowyB wrote:

saturday morning. a fresh breeze blows in. time to restart the engines of casual sleuthing, researching and chit chattery.
so far, so good. the usual suspects have held back on Firday-nite-drunk-typeeee. but, the long weekend is young.
it's foot-a-balla-time-a and the tops will pop.
we haven't done the jigger campground thingy in awhile, but i was reminded by the kahlua jiggering in the back-a-packa.
hmmm....clue.
sleuth.
i wonder.
interesting.
maybe.
what if.
chit chattery. birds cheep cheeping. seeds flying. bike pedaling. still coming up with....nothing.
i would like to correct some spelling errors; stickler for that. seems like k*a*h*l*u*a comes more easily than c*a*r*i*n*g. some people just add a lot of "e"s.
there's my 2 cents from my 6th sense.
beware The Boogeyman, The Ruthless Jackasses, and The Least Careing (an extra "e" for good measure).
Topix space is free. what if they charged?

sophie bean wrote:

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I seem to recall some talk about it having a wooden rack or frame? Don't need to answer here, but is it known what state the plates were from? yes or no would be helpful. thanks.

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SnowyB wrote:

a vote counts opinions; opinions matter very little. the greatest value is in verified information, organized thought, and a coherent progression of connecting the dots.
so now i'm thinking that may never take place, except in the context of the official investigation. everyone is floundering....because there a so few confirmed facts, and a dump truck load of speculation.
meanwhile, space wasted by flogging the already dead horse.
sometimes amusing, sometimes annoying, sometimes entertaining, and often a shining example of communal OCD.

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JWB wrote:

New 2005- Funny thing is is that this truck I have not seen sense and this truck had a RACK ON TOP

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citigirl wrote:

<quoted text>The covered bridge is west of the accident scene.

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citigirl wrote:

<quoted text>There were alot of red trucks the year Maura disappeared. It was a popular color back then. I dont get what the red truck with a rack on top has anything to do with this case. This does not even fit the description of the truck RO saw.

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sophie bean wrote:

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I seem to recall some talk about it having a wooden rack or frame? Don't need to answer here, but is it known what state the plates were from? yes or no would be helpful. thanks.

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Wowzer the real one wrote:

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I can probably answer your questions as to what she saw but I've been gone a couple of days and will not be accused of coming out of the woodwork because the red truck was mentioned.

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JWB wrote:

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yes I know but the roads do go east some what after you cross, If you look at the road going east however you will see the roads on the other side of the river that I was talking about. They are not visible from 112- never been on them at all but they look like you can get to them if you cross the river and go through the woods.

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Wowzer the real one wrote:

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I can probably answer your questions as to what she saw but I've been gone a couple of days and will not be accused of coming out of the woodwork because the red truck was mentioned.

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citigirl wrote:

<quoted text>There were alot of red trucks the year Maura disappeared. It was a popular color back then. I dont get what the red truck with a rack on top has anything to do with this case. This does not even fit the description of the truck RO saw.

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JWB wrote:

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yes but this was owned by someone talked about on this thread many times. Are you interested in anyone's help or not?