Maura Murray

SnowyB wrote:

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seriously? Strelzin is working for the partners at Green and Renner? just kidding.
we lowly worms. working stiffs, poor bast-eds (prounounced with a improper Bawston accent) are rightly held down in our places.
LAX became the new hockey some time ago. parents are ruled by the sports seasons.
i second Wowzer's emotion! welcome back! woot woot.

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Ridiculous wrote:

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John practiced in the north west where literally hundreds of woman have gone missing. Bundy, Ridgeway, Yates and the lovely Pig farmer just over the border, Mr Pickton....One can only assume that Mr. Green was deeply involved in these cases as well. ; )

Tang Zoi wrote:

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Are You taking Your Meds.....acting a little off the past couple daze.

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Ridiculous wrote:

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John practiced in the north west where literally hundreds of woman have gone missing. Bundy, Ridgeway, Yates and the lovely Pig farmer just over the border, Mr Pickton....One can only assume that Mr. Green was deeply involved in these cases as well. ; )

Ridiculous wrote:

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Thank you for the welcome Snowy. The boys bailed out of baseball on me this year and went to LAX. I must say, outfitting two boys at the same time is close to hockey money! It's been a tough transition for me. I know nothing about the game and we don't have a snack shack at the field...I miss those frozen, greasy cheese burgers and the popcorn chicken, but alas, apparently, it's not about me...!

John Green wrote:

...(as if whomever it was that did could possibly know better than a retired attorney with years and years of legal experience by doing a quick internet search).

John Green wrote:

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I guess all those judges I practiced in front of and worked for were full of shit? And the DAs who I saw in court reading evidence into the record, noting that it was camera-ed by the full text had been submitted in the court brief?

amy researches wrote:

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Unlike this anonymous format, Green is posting on a blog that is supposed to be part of a journalistic endeavor. While Green is not giving legal advice, it would still be unethical of Renner to allow his readers to be misled this way ... I'll be suspicious until Green offers up some kind of verifiable proof that he once practiced law.

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Maruchan wrote:

Again, from Green's Blogger profile:
"I had a long career as an attorney and management consultant in the Northeast U.S."
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As Green has posted many times referencing his legal background, I agree with all of Amy's post and eagerly await his responses to her questions. Credibility, ya know?:)

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Ridiculous wrote:

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Crap, I thought he said north west. Now I have to assemble a new list of missing woman and serial killers...!

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hannah_b wrote:

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While I do support your and mr Renner´s effort, I have to ask what email? I never emailed you.

SnowyB wrote:

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i remember recently coming upon a "hannah" (sp?) in the comments section while skimming The Blog. i wonder if mr green is confusing his hannahs? i wouldn't be surprised; it's the attention to detail thing that he is inclined to miss.
while i've made a few posts (weak humor?) about your presence on both Topix and The Blog inferred from his comment about an "email"..... it is once again that i must apologize, but only to you.
why would green make mention of an email if you weren't in touch with him by email? is he creating more unnecessary drama?

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BillNH wrote:

http://www.wwlp.com/dpp/news/i _team/i-team-missing-people-in -w-mass
Massachusetts State Police Col. Timothy Alben couldn't talk about Maura's case specifically because it happened in New Hampshire, but he did say there are only so many resources you can put into a missing adult case.
"With children and minors, there is clearly a lot more activity associated with that. With adults, there would be an investigation but then you question, did they leave voluntarily at their own will," Col. Alben asked.
~ Apparently MM's inclusion as a CCU case is not a definitive indicator to even some LEO's that she met with foul play.~

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Wowzer the real one wrote:

John Green wrote:**So please take it all in the spirit intended buddy. And keep up the good work.
I'll talk to you again whenever I get back up this way.**
Hannah IMO he wants other posters to think he is on friendly terms with certain posters outside of Topix.
This reply to me makes it look like I've somehow been working for him or Renner and doing "good work". It also makes it look like he and I have spoken before and will talk again.
Notice he says "this way" and not THAT way.

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Interesting bc according to the lead investigator the MM case is the lagest investigation in NH history. This guy clearly don't know shit about the NH end of the investigation. In most cases thhis guy is totally correct, thhey put very limited resources into missing adults, just look at Michelle Knight compared to Amanda Berry and how their cases were investigated out in OH, big difference.
But this case has been investigated a huge amount, 6,000 man hours, thousands of pages of documents in the case file, this case has been investigated more than any murder or missing child in the state of NH, that says a lot.
6,000 hours is a lot of work, that's not a suicide investigation; that ain't a 'lost in the woods' investigation either, that's a muder investigation. If they really thought she was just lost in the woods do you really think they would've put 6,000 hours into it? I don't,, these are professional homicide investigators, they have a lot more important things to be doing than investigating suicides. They're only gonna put in that kind of work if they truly believe a murder conviction is going to come out of it.
I'm sorry but do you really believe they'd put work like that in if they thought she killed herself in the woods? And if they did think she is dead in the woods wouldn't they be looking in the woods as opposed to doing a murder investigation, which is clearly what they're doing? Maybe searching some of her favorite hiking spots or places like that? Nope, they've done no searches since the first year, they're investigation has not been in the woods at all.
The CCU website says in plain english that they only investigate missing persons cases where fould play is suspected. That says it all right there, they don't investigate cases they believe are suicides or people lost in the woods. I don't see how this is even up for debate, it says it right there.
When you consider that with the fact that this is the biggest investigation in NH history and it's been conducted like a murder investigation,, not a wilderness search I think it's pretty safe to say that the NHSP truly believes they're investigating a murder, even if they don't want to admit it and even if you few people on Topix don't want to admit it, that's the way it is.
Can anyone show anything that shows they're NOT conducting a murder investigation?

hannah_b wrote:

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Kind of dishonest, don´t ya think?

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Wowzer the real one wrote:

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Are you trying to out write John Green?

amy researches wrote:

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Green is giving me a new appreciation for Jenkins' posts.

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hannah_b wrote:

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Thank you, Snowy.
Isn´t the blog all about selling a book by creating drama?