Maura Murray

whatif wrote:

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fair enough. i can definitely understand that folks wouldn't think twice if it is a common occurrence they see often in the winter time. and i am glad for your perspective as someone local to the area. thank you.

Sam Ledyard wrote:

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people do not simply vanish in Amherst, absent foul play.

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Ridiculous wrote:

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I'm beyond intigued by your last two posts. This is something I've had a "gut" feeling about since the idiot started posting his whacko drivel here recently! Being as it was a gut feeling and having noticed a few tells, but nothing really concrete, I was unsure if I should toss it out there. I'm glad you did because, the more he babbles on with his inane, insane blather, the more I'm able to do the comparisons that you have done concerning vocabulary, verbal style and mentality. As you said, there may be a connection there may not, but, I'm willing to go out on a ledge here and bet Bobby Jenkins left nut on the affirmative. I'll even go you another and bet the door knob that John green had to have surgically removed..Rectum you ask? Damn near killed him.. ; )

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Beagle wrote:

<quoted text>Well... A few months ago I parked my car on the side of Rt. 116 in Amherst, left the keys in the ignition, placed a note on the front seat, and hanged myself in the nearby woods. I was dead for about two hours and Amherst police still hadn't stopped when some homeless guy comes along on a bike, reads the note, finds my body in the woods, takes everything off me including my driver's license, credit cards, etc. He goes back to the road, steals my car, and starts living in my apartment just like he's me. He goes on my computer and, using the moniker Beagle, writes all this crazy stuff about a UMass student who disappeared a decade ago.

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Beagle wrote:

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Well... A few months ago I parked my car on the side of Rt. 116 in Amherst, left the keys in the ignition, placed a note on the front seat, and hanged myself in the nearby woods. I was dead for about two hours and Amherst police still hadn't stopped when some homeless guy comes along on a bike, reads the note, finds my body in the woods, takes everything off me including my driver's license, credit cards, etc. He goes back to the road, steals my car, and starts living in my apartment just like he's me. He goes on my computer and, using the moniker Beagle, writes all this crazy stuff about a UMass student who disappeared a decade ago.
So, yes, you can disappear and even die in Amherst - no foul play required. In fact, no one will necessarily even notice you're gone, no matter how big a stink you make on Topix.

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Maruchan wrote:

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I should have spent more time on this post. The choice - to hurt my own credibility or let something false stand. I'm going with hurting my own credibility.
I researched this stuff when it first appeared on Renner's site and should have gone back over it before I posted.
The quote by T. S. Eliot was not from "The Waste Land," it was from the poem "Little Gidding" by Eliot.
I still think these coincidences are interesting.
Also, I left out that I found several instances of this person I am referring to as using "oh so" as part of descriptive phrases in the same way it was used for Green, and this also led me to thinking there may be some connection.
As I said, there may be a connection or there may not be one, but when I saw "edumacate" used today, it made some of them a bit more interesting to me.

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Ridiculous wrote:

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I'm beyond intigued by your last two posts. This is something I've had a "gut" feeling about since the idiot started posting his whacko drivel here recently! Being as it was a gut feeling and having noticed a few tells, but nothing really concrete, I was unsure if I should toss it out there. I'm glad you did because, the more he babbles on with his inane, insane blather, the more I'm able to do the comparisons that you have done concerning vocabulary, verbal style and mentality. As you said, there may be a connection there may not, but, I'm willing to go out on a ledge here and bet Bobby Jenkins left nut on the affirmative. I'll even go you another and bet the door knob that John green had to have surgically removed..Rectum you ask? Damn near killed him.. ; )

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Ridiculous wrote:

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Now don't go turtleing up and whining just because she hit a nerve..No slander going on here little fella. take it easy you'll get your tinfoil hat just like the rest of them...We have invested as a group here in Reynolds wrap and will let no fruitcake go un hatted under our watch....

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Ridiculous wrote:

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Ah Turtle Man,
It's pretty obvious that the chainsaw accident that took your front teeth took a big hunk of your brain. You're just another of the many self impotent looneys that have come to roost here on the Maura Murray forum. I find you to be dull and uninspiring in your little attempts at humor and off of the wall comments. You think you're smart but lacking any real sanity your thoughts are broken with no thread of cohesion...That buddy of yours Ernie though, he's a hell of a left handed banjo picker. xoxo

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Ridiculous wrote:

He should have done what any responsible person would have done, called the police...

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WTH-the-original wrote:

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If it was me, knowing what I now know about the area with people like Shack around. First I would have driven by. If I did stop as he did I'd have tackled her and kept her there until the police came. Sure, I might have risked an assault charge, but that would still be better than coming under the glare of some of those morons scrutiny. Beside, I could always try to make the case that she was mentally altered by the collision and/or alcohol and it was for her own good, as apparently it might have been.
Bill

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Big herm wrote:

<quoted text>no, you have to engage me. Your lack of any social life requires some drama; and topix allows you to be in the mix. I see you are snarky. That's cute. But, we all know, being sarcastic is a thin veil to cover-up some insecurity, Maybe you're chubby? Ugly? Possibly a fag? Maybe all the above.

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SnowyB wrote:

there was a Herm on Renner's blog....my ideas generrally matched up with his. i don't have time to authenticate the real Herm, but trust we've got another faker here using his name.

Turtle Man wrote:

Wow. I've never posted on any forum besides this one and Renner's.

CharlesDarwinlovedAnal wrote:

Topix works like a visual Prozac for me. I come here to read a handful of jackwagons taking potshots at each other, all in the pretense of stroking their own so-called intellect and ego. The theme is Maura Murray. But, she's rarely discussed amongst the insults and musings of the same group of rumor-peddlers and reputation killers. I guess binding your identity up in something helps; however, maybe you guys should have some respect for the cause. Change the name of the forum. Maybe call the forum Insults & Ego? That's more fitting.

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It could be an elibarate getaway case ...

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Maruchan wrote:

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Herm on Renner's blog and the Topix poster from Stanford, KY, are the same person. Here is one of his quotes from a page back:
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"Herm" has been posting on Renner's blog and on this thread for a long time, and his posts here are always insulting Topix posters. That is his sole purpose for coming to this forum. He has posted under the names "Stud" and "Bink Winky" in the past, and many other names.
Just one nasty quote of many:
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As I posted earlier, this is one of his quotes from Renner's blog about Topix posters:
"Herm Martin April 1, 2013 at 6:14 AM
I see the five people over at Topix are already smearing Tim. What open-minde sleuths they are. If you read this blog and are new to following this case, stay away from Topix. I would suggest anyone stay away from any Topix board for that matter. It's toxic."
He won't stay away, though, because he is a nasty piece of work who loves to insult others - a toxic character who comes here to post toxic posts and call everybody besides himself toxic. Yet he claims he doesn't do this:
From Renner's blog:
"Herm April 19, 2012 at 12:02 PM
I don't get into message board pissing matches ... Im not a message board junkie. I don't go to Topix and spread gossip."
Funny.
Oh, and I am positive this poster from Stanford KY is Herm, too, because, though he claims he is far more intelligent than Topix posters, he has a bit of a problem with spelling:
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From Renner's blog:
"Herm August 14, 2012 at 5:33 AM
You should elibarate more.."
I'm sure you can find the word "elibarate" in John Green's "Words I Made Up Dictionary." :)

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Maruchan wrote:

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Herm on Renner's blog and the Topix poster from Stanford, KY, are the same person. Here is one of his quotes from a page back:
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"Herm" has been posting on Renner's blog and on this thread for a long time, and his posts here are always insulting Topix posters. That is his sole purpose for coming to this forum. He has posted under the names "Stud" and "Bink Winky" in the past, and many other names.
Just one nasty quote of many:
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As I posted earlier, this is one of his quotes from Renner's blog about Topix posters:
"Herm Martin April 1, 2013 at 6:14 AM
I see the five people over at Topix are already smearing Tim. What open-minde sleuths they are. If you read this blog and are new to following this case, stay away from Topix. I would suggest anyone stay away from any Topix board for that matter. It's toxic."
He won't stay away, though, because he is a nasty piece of work who loves to insult others - a toxic character who comes here to post toxic posts and call everybody besides himself toxic. Yet he claims he doesn't do this:
From Renner's blog:
"Herm April 19, 2012 at 12:02 PM
I don't get into message board pissing matches ... Im not a message board junkie. I don't go to Topix and spread gossip."
Funny.
Oh, and I am positive this poster from Stanford KY is Herm, too, because, though he claims he is far more intelligent than Topix posters, he has a bit of a problem with spelling:
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From Renner's blog:
"Herm August 14, 2012 at 5:33 AM
You should elibarate more.."
I'm sure you can find the word "elibarate" in John Green's "Words I Made Up Dictionary." :)

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Butterball wrote:

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STALKING BEHAVIOUR.

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BillNH wrote:

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The ego wishes it was stalking, but no, it's just damn impressive investigative skills.

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BillNH wrote:

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The ego wishes it was stalking, but no, it's just damn impressive investigative skills.