Maura Murray

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Lighthouse 101 wrote:

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So would a DUI at the WB curve make the credit card fraud stay on her record?

Snowy wrote:

sad, sad news out of easton, again. so very sorry; rip.

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citigirl wrote:

<quoted text>Snowy I have not heard anything about Easton. What are you referring to? thank you.

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Jenkins wrote:

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Nope, absolutely not. Two different states, the court down in Mass would have no clue that she got a DUI up in NH, states do not communicate with each other well at all and a lot of people take advantage of this fact by moving to other states where their record is clean.
But would Maura KNOW that? Seriously doubtful, unless she'd ever been through it personally or had a good friend or relative who had, like I do, i'm sure she would've THOUGHT that an arrest at the WB curve would make that first case come back out of the woodwork.
That would be a good incentive for her to want to run from the scene, but as we all know, or at least SHOULD know, that isn't what happened at all. I know a lot of you like to pretend that she ran from the scene for some reason, but she clearly did not, She stayed at the car for almost 20 minutes, that's a long time to stay if you're running from the cops because you're scared of a DUI.
In the REAL WORLD someone who is running from an accident because they're drunk and scared of a DUI runs from the accident, they don't sit there for almost 20 minutes at the car, that doesn't happen. They might sit there for a couple minutes but even that I would bet is very rare. People who are drunk and scared of the cops run away ASAP, they don't sit there. That's the real world, but in the TOPIX wide world of weirdos people who are drunk and running from the cops like to sit there ar their car for almost 20 minutes hanging out for the hell of it because they're 'thinking about it' lol, there isn't very much to think about. Either you're drunk or you're not, either you're scared of the cops enough to run, or you're not. Once it's passed the 10 minute mark even I think it's safe to say that person is not particularly scared of LE. Funny how different some people on here think then the way the real world works, very interesting IMO.
Anyone who's saying she was running from the cops, or trying to evade them seriously needs to reevaulate their thinking proccess. Nobody who is runing from the cops sits there for 20 minutes, doesn't happen.

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sorry.....not Maura related....but just more sadness heaped on sadness.
http://snowboarding.transworld.net/1000200323...

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Jenkins wrote:

Its just that this is a missing persons case that in all likelihood is a homicide, this is not the kind of topic that anyone should be just making shit up about.

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BillNH wrote:

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She was in NH over the break. Was her car here too?

whiston wrote:

Hi all I wonder if the saturn was damaged during the christmas break when Maura was gone to who knows where.Who else had access to it and in which state.Why have it towed to Amherst.Just weird to me

citigirl wrote:

<quoted text>I didnt think it was related to Maura. Was unable to get onto the link you gave me.Thank you.

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Lighthouse 101 wrote:

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Does anyone else feel the irony here?
Don't make stuff up - all likelihood a homicide, but no evidence to prove it, or even think it, but don't make anything up.
I love this guy.

citigirl wrote:

<quoted text><quoted text> Nowhere does Whiston state her car was in NH. He wonders if the car was damagoed during Christmas break when Maura was gone to who knows where. This is not a fact and only an opinion of Whiston. Whiston " Who else had access to it and in what state?" This is only a question.

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Jenkins wrote:

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so glad to hear that you love me lighthouse, I always knew I was your favorite poster.
but for real, I don't think you're understanding the concept of irony here. Show me where or when I've EVER made up any fact or story regarding this case. I know that some idiots around here like to say shit like that, but have NEVER been able to show that i've ever made anythig up, obviously. WHo the hell would do something like that?
When I stated 'in all likelihood is a homicide' that is an opnion based on known facts, that's completely 100% different than stating a fact regarding this case and completely differet than making up a whole story about some mechanic in amherst saying that LE was 'all over' Fred's corolla after it was towed there. See the difference?
And in reality, strictly talking numbers here not facts of the case, homicide IS the most likely thing that happened to her.
How often do college age girls run away and start a new life never to be seen again? Extremely extremely rare, I would think it's happened before but I don't know of any cases of it. Take that another step farther- how often do they run away and start a new life with the assistance of their family like has been suggested lately? THis would have to be one of, if not the first case of that ever happening. Again, show me just one case EVER where this has been shown to be what happened.
How often does someone get lost in the woods in NH never to be found again after 10 years? IIRC Scarzinza said that in his career he knew of only one or 2 cases where they went out on a SAR operation and never found the person for years. So again, that is extremely extremely rare, almost NEVER happens. THen when you add in the fact that it was winter and conditions were perfect for tracking, I would venture to say that it's never happened in winter.
How often does a victim of suicide's body NEVER be found? Or even not found for years? Once again this is extremely rare to the point that it pretty much NEVER happens. Show me just one case of a suicide victim that wasn't found for years, just one.
But the other option- a young woman out alone on the road at night with car troubles being abducted, now that happens fairly often, certainly not unheard of or even particularly rare. Why do you think girls' families tell them not to travel alone? Why do you think all these posters, like wowzer for example, say they would NEVER take a ride from a stranger at night? Because it's DANGEROUS, because women get murdered every day in this country. Doesn't happen every day in NH obviously but it's happened more than enough in that particular area over the years even to consider it a very likely possibility.
Just think about this shit for a minute. The other theories that are being proposed certainly are theoretically possible, but they are pretty much completely unheard of, almost never have happened anywhere in the country. You're trying to suggest that something that almost never happens is more likely than something that has happened many times, that just plain makes no sense.
At this point there is no known evidence of foul play, well at least evidence the public is aware of. Personally I believe that LE does have strong evidence to support foul play but they aren't saying it, but that's JMO. But there also is no evidence of suicide, that she's lost in the woods or that she ran away. There's pretty much no evidence of anything. So When there's no evidence pointing one way or another we almost have to go by the numbers, and going by the numbers it's more than obvious that her being a victim of foul play is by far the most likely thing that happened to her.

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Lighthouse 101 wrote:

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Does anyone else feel the irony here?
Don't make stuff up - all likelihood a homicide, but no evidence to prove it, or even think it, but don't make anything up.
I love this guy.

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Jenkins wrote:

But the other option- a young woman out alone on the road at night with car troubles being abducted, now that happens fairly often, certainly not unheard of or even particularly rare. Why do you think girls' families tell them not to travel alone? Why do you think all these posters, like wowzer for example, say they would NEVER take a ride from a stranger at night? Because it's DANGEROUS, because women get murdered every day in this country. Doesn't happen every day in NH obviously but it's happened more than enough in that particular area over the years even to consider it a very likely possibility.

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Jenkins wrote:

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In the REAL WORLD someone who is running from an accident because they're drunk and scared of a DUI runs from the accident, they don't sit there for almost 20 minutes at the car, that doesn't happen. They might sit there for a couple minutes but even that I would bet is very rare. People who are drunk and scared of the cops run away ASAP, they don't sit there. That's the real world, but in the TOPIX wide world of weirdos people who are drunk and running from the cops like to sit there ar their car for almost 20 minutes hanging out for the hell of it because they're 'thinking about it' lol, there isn't very much to think about. Either you're drunk or you're not, either you're scared of the cops enough to run, or you're not. Once it's passed the 10 minute mark even I think it's safe to say that person is not particularly scared of LE. Funny how different some people on here think then the way the real world works, very interesting .

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BillNH wrote:

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In some people's REAL WORLD, one takes a few minutes before they act (or speak) to assess their situation before they decide what they are going to do. In other real worlds one would sit tight while waiting for their traveling companion to show up. Fact is we do not know what real world MM was dwelling in that night since everyone SHOULD KNOW, there is no evidence to confirm or deny any of it. it is all opinion based more on our own minds than anything else.