Maura Murray

I recall on the earliest websleuths MM forum,( which is irretrievable) someone posted that the occupants of the "suspicious" red truck actually went into the Stage Stop Store. This was posted long before the RO story.

Snowy wrote:

well, they love him (John Green and Herm), are neutral, or they're haters. doesn't matter; he's still writing the book, and it will be published.

And I will buy it and read it, so by defualt I am supporting his methods.

BillNH wrote:

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And I will buy it and read it, so by defualt I am supporting his methods.

i fall into thet "neutral" grouping that i suggested.
at this point, i probably know as much about MM that i need to or care to know, absent a breakthrough.

citigirl wrote:

<quoted text>His metholodology is bull crap.Hopefully you will now understand why I and others will not talk to him.

This is the real reason? Did you ask him what his methodology would be when he requested interviews, or is this just something to say after the fact?

I'm not saying what he is doing is right, but don't use hindsight to support a reason.

I have read almost every interview and article, and I never see any interviewer ask FM the most basic "why" questions. Is it because they go dumb during the process, or they know what they can and cannot ask?

BillNH wrote:

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And I will buy it and read it, so by defualt I am supporting his methods.

I admire honesty, and reason.

mcsmom wrote:

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Are you talking about the techs at CSM?

Good thought, but different person.

Thank you Lighthouse. Fred was adamant that he did not want a book written about the case even before I interviewed a single person.

Leave no stone unturned, unless it's not a pretty stone, then it's more important to not embarrass yourself. She's not worth THAT much effort.

Who showed BSG the damaged Saturn before it left Amherst MA was later found abandoned in Haverhill NH?

Alden H Olson wrote:

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Good thought, but different person.

There was a Saturn dealership there at the time.

Mcsmom wrote:

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There was a Saturn dealership there at the time.

News to me. You're not thinking of Paige's? There was a Saturn dealer where Country Nissan is now located. There was also a used Saturn dealer across from S&S.

However it happened, someone somewhere chose to show the Saturn to BSG.

citigirl wrote:

<quoted text>i personally think he throws out names to force people to talk to him.

I wish He would come talk to Me. Bring it on renner.

Alden H Olson wrote:

<quoted text>News to me. You're not thinking of Paige's? There was a Saturn dealer where Country Nissan is now located. There was also a used Saturn dealer across from S&S.
However it happened, someone somewhere chose to show the Saturn to BSG.

Alden.....How about A Reliance auto 43 Belchertown rd.

Tang Zoi wrote:

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I wish He would come talk to Me. Bring it on renner.

Please come to NH to see Me. Let's have a coffee.

Same guy owns Auto Express. No particular interest.

Alden H Olson wrote:

<quoted text>News to me. You're not thinking of Paige's? There was a Saturn dealer where Country Nissan is now located. There was also a used Saturn dealer across from S&S.
However it happened, someone somewhere chose to show the Saturn to BSG.

Forgive me for asking, but what or who is BSG? I have not seen a reference to anything that fits. At least I would understand one tiny part of what Alden is saying.

Body Shop Guy

Who owns A reliance auto..? Why did MM call this place on sat. the 7th.?

Salvage titles?

Willard Wigfield wrote:

So what theories in particular make Renner so unpopular on this forum?

I don't believe Mr. Renner is unpopular here. Sure there are some who hate what he is doing but from what I have seen, most are supportive of the challenge he is undertaking if not necessarily in the methods he is undertaking them. Personally, despite my annoyance at the RO situation, I support his work and have defended his actions at least in my own small way. There are several who's support is waning or lost by the way he is conducting his work, but it is ultimately his work. Only those among us who wallow daily in the online/investigative/confronta tional journalism that Mr. Renner does, can really speak to manner or ethics that he employs in carrying out his job as the established limits and barriers are always dropping.