Maura Murray

K-9 handler wrote:

The CW came forward April 29th 2004. It was reported in the papers on May 6th. a couple days after Mauras birthday.
CW has since sold his house and moved to a town nearby.

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K-9 handler wrote:

Philip asked a ? and I answered it. That's all.

K-9 handler wrote:

Philip asked a ? and I answered it. That's all.

Bob wrote:

<quoted text>Answered what?

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whiston wrote:

Where did Maura Murray vanish to.

paris wrote:

http://www.whitmanhansonexpres s.com/index.php?option=com_con tent&view=article&id=8 1:maura-is-missing-part-iv-the -aftermath&catid=912&I temid=83
A local contractor named Rick Forcier had reported seeing Maura on the night of her accident around 8 about 4 to 5 miles from the scene of her abandoned car. Forcier lived on Wild Ammonoosuc Road about 100 yards from where Maura's car was found.
Forcier was returning home from a contract job in Franconia about 17 miles away when he observed a young woman who fit Maura's description running eastbound on Route 112.
When Forcier was first questioned by police, ten days after Maura disappeared, he did not mention seeing the girl running because he was confused about the dates and mistakenly thought it had been two nights after Maura's accident.
Nearly three months later, after hearing numerous news reports about the search for Maura, Forcier checked his work records and realized it was the same night as Maura's disappearance. Forcier told his story to Fred Murray, who relayed the information to police.
On April 29, Forcier was interviewed by State Police Lt. John Scarinza who checked out Forcier's time records at his job in Franconia and confirmed that his story was credible.

Snowy wrote:

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paris ~ thanks for answering the call to supply the link and text for info about CW.
however, by mention of both SBD and CW in the past few days, i am sensing a revisit to topics with facts well known and unchanged, and the implication that either may have been involved in the active disappearance of MM.
my impression is that they remain on the short list, along with the boogey man and police officers, by a relentless group of accusers with suspicious motivations.

STP wrote:

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That is from the Hanson Express series which was not published last fall.
I am looking for the story Hannah b. referenced in her previous post which she says was recently published last fall.
There was a story in the Caledonian Record published in early June of '04 reporting CW's information and the plans for a search of the 116 area by LE. That seems to imply that they found CW's info crediable enough to look at it.
So, can Hannah b. kindly clear up this mystery of an additional aricle published last fall?
Or is it considered accusatory to have a desire to read this article for myself?
Snowy, perhaps you might want to share what other articles might be off limits to attempt to locate?

Snowy wrote:

<quoted text>my impression is that they remain on the short list, along with the boogey man and police officers, by a relentless group of accusers with suspicious motivations.

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Snowy wrote:

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if one knows it exists, perhaps it would be an easy grab, then, to find on the internet. or if one is seriously motivated, a call to the caledonian might do the trick.