Maura Murray

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Beagle wrote:

If Tina and Bethany Sinclair were kidnapped rather than their having been provided some kind of safe passage from an abusive domestic situation, there are two features of their disappearance that seem to have gone unnoticed.
Both Sinclairs, mother and daughter, are listed on the NH Cold Case Unit list as missing. I'm not sure what the criteria are for getting on this list as a missing person - as opposed to a homicide victim - but presumably NHSP must think there is some likelihood of foul play or endangerment?
One of the overlooked features has something in common with Maura's disappearance, the other is the exact opposite.
Sorry, not trying to be a tease, but cannot go further in an online thread.
The feature that is opposite can be figured out just by thinking about it. The feature common to both cases takes a lot of digging and is unlikely to have been noticed even by police.
Frankly, the Cold Case Unit seems a little jammed up with cases to be able to place a missing person higher on the priority list than a known homicide.

BesawSeesaw wrote:

Mmmmm...how strange that 'Bill' appears here and quickly vacated Patric's Topix site because the heat was too much for him. We KNOW who you are 'Bill' and we know how familiar you are with Rt. 112 as well.

rozShoem wrote:

Hi Bill...
See you're diligently still at it! Wow.... A "ghost" story?! What about a phantom trooper story? It might prove a lot more interesting than any old ghost story. Go Bill go! Wonder if Mr. Murray ever found out what happened during those 2 unaccounted for hours? Yeah....Route 112 is a dark, lonely and univiting road....especially when someone else beats the local police officer to the accident scene, right? Yes. Frightening, too.

WTH-the-original wrote:

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Yes, very frighting. Imagine an area where police drive around trying to "protect and serve" in places where radios don't always work. Scary huh?
Just spent a scary long holiday up in that area. I know I was petrified.
Bill

WTH-the-original wrote:

Sorry,
Forgot the proper switches for the clueless.
[Strong Sarcasm]Just spent a scary long holiday up in that area. I know I was petrified.[/Strong Sarcasm]
Bill

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rozShoem wrote:

"WTH-the-original wrote:
RT. 112 is a dark, lonely, and uninviting road.... gee, I wonder where this story is heading, kind of sounds like the start of a ghost story doesn’t it? I just want to make sure I understand some of this. O'Connell is insisting that someone at the last fill up, got into Maura's trunk and pulled out a rag and stuffed it into her tailpipe. Remember, dad says that the rag was in the trunk. How does that happen? How does someone get into the locked trunk with the keys? It defies common sense. As does much of what O'Connell says though.
The article is nothing but a mix of old information, unreliable sources and just plain bad information. The article for the most part, sucks. This is a rehash of old information and in some cases the author apparently went on what some people remembered from years earlier, rather then researching what they actually said based on written reports. Poor research job done by the author. The author didn't even do some basic research. Especially, ESPECIALLY, if she had some basic current research on the Patric McCarthy case. We now know that two additional Medical examiners, independently, have confirmed that Patric had died from hypothermia. O'Connell has no credibility that I can see but people insist on using him as a source in this case? Astonishing..
Let this case rest again, until some new information comes out. This "report" sure wasn't it.
I wonder if this is the same half-assed organization SOCO online/magazine, that has repeatedly tried to make the Patric McCarthy into a murder also. Real shoddy reporting but even they have finally reported that two other medical examiners besides the original has established Patric's death as accidental due to hypothermia and wrote a scathing report about the "experts" hired by O'Connell. It is a must read.
Bill
Hi Bill...
See you're diligently still at it! Wow.... A "ghost" story?! What about a phantom trooper story? It might prove a lot more interesting than any old ghost story. Go Bill go! Wonder if Mr. Murray ever found out what happened during those 2 unaccounted for hours? Yeah....Route 112 is a dark, lonely and univiting road....especially when someone else beats the local police officer to the accident scene, right? Yes. Frightening, too.

Wowzer the real one wrote:

Glad you once again had a nice relaxing weekend up here Bill. You must have run into a swarm of blackflies. Yikes, they are huge this year and draw blood when they bite. They would terrify the bravest of men. I know I won't even go outside without my weapon of choice (large can of Deepwoods Off).
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WTH-the-original wrote:

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You got that right. DEET and Permethrin. An outdoor man's and woman's best friend. 8-)
Bill

Looking4AMoose wrote:

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But how do you keep the mosquitoes and black flies away from the dog? That's what I want to know! Poor Diesel was tormented up there this weekend! Oh and in case anyone is wondering, it was a wonderfully relaxing safe weekend.

WTH-the-original wrote:

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Your poor dog. I really don't know what you can use for them. I am planning several days camping in a couple of weeks or so if everything works out. Really looking forward to it, as always. A couple of possible kinks. The tornado that went through Springfield MA, we have been called a couple of times already to help in that area as mutual aid. I suspect that will be finished by the time I will be going but other things are in the offing also.
Bill

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a dogs remedy wrote:

by garlic tablets available at a pet food store or Wal-Marts put the tablet/tablets (depending on dogs weight) in their dog food. The garlic gets into the dogs blood stream and naturally repels fleas, mosquitos, and black flies. I used to use this remedy for years back when i had my kennel.

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Looking4AMoose wrote:

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I've read that garlic can be harmful to bully breeds though--diesel is a pitbull/mastiff mix. That's a LOT of garlic! Won't have to worry about vampires!

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Wowzer the real one wrote:

I think it could be harmful to any breed. Some people swear by it and others say it is very harmful.
From what I've heard and read using it for an extended period of time can break down the red blood cells and cause anemia and possible kidney failure.It would be wonderful if it repelled fleas and ticks without harming the dogs internal organs but I'm not taking any chances with my fur kids. No garlic for them.
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