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hannah_b wrote: <quoted text> Ok, I see three possibilities. Either we now know why family always refused to tell the name of the art gallery, or we know how somebody could call Maura on the work landline with a number that wasn´t public, or this is just more bullcrap to add to the pile. Im sorry Hannah, I am not following your reasoning. Could you expand on it?
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hannah_b
Göteborg, Sweden
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hannah_b wrote: <quoted text> Ok, I see three possibilities. Either we now know why family always refused to tell the name of the art gallery, or we know how somebody could call Maura on the work landline with a number that wasn´t public, or this is just more bullcrap to add to the pile. A collegue of MM´s having been investigated and ruled out by LE as having anything to do with her disappearance, would explain why family refused to let the public know what art gallery she worked at. They may have wanted to protect him, knowing online sleuthers would rip him to pieces. IF the gallery was the work place referred to, that is. If the poster was talking about a collegue at MM´s other place of work, UMass security, it could possibly explain how MM could receive a call on the security desk landline from somewhere on campus in spite of the number being available only to campus police and security staff. A security collegue would know the number. As we can´t be certain there is any truth to this allegation, it could also just by pure BS. Clearer?
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James Renner
Akron, OH
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Your emails bounce back because you are emailing from an AOL account which is why I now have gmail: jameswrenner@gmail.com For the record, I am a marxist. But I'm glad someone is reading my tweets.
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Since: Mar 13
Woodsville, NH
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hannah_b wrote: <quoted text> A collegue of MM´s having been investigated and ruled out by LE as having anything to do with her disappearance, would explain why family refused to let the public know what art gallery she worked at. They may have wanted to protect him, knowing online sleuthers would rip him to pieces. IF the gallery was the work place referred to, that is. If the poster was talking about a collegue at MM´s other place of work, UMass security, it could possibly explain how MM could receive a call on the security desk landline from somewhere on campus in spite of the number being available only to campus police and security staff. A security collegue would know the number. As we can´t be certain there is any truth to this allegation, it could also just by pure BS. Clearer? Yes thank you. Is the "person at her work" idea ever been a real theory? I had never seen it mentioned before.
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Since: Mar 13
Woodsville, NH
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WTH-the-original wrote: <quoted text> Not saying it can't happen but in all the car v ped accident I was called to I never saw a "glancing blow". I think car speed relative to the ped speed would make glancing blows unlikely. At least that is my experience. Bill I have no personal experience to use as reference. Just seems that a glancing blow is possible and wouldn't necessarily cause damage to the car but could still cause some considerable injury to a person, not so much by contact with the car, but other things like the ground. I also think that looking at the damage to the Saturn as all happening in Haverhill or a combination of Haverhill and Vasi is a stretch. The bulk of the damage could have predated both incidents. There is some evidence that MM wasn't the greatest driver.
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Hubble bubble
Versailles, KY
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James Renner wrote: Your emails bounce back because you are emailing from an AOL account which is why I now have gmail: jameswrenner@gmail.com For the record, I am a marxist. But I'm glad someone is reading my tweets. Are you really? That's a big let down. Aren't you a teacher? Do you try to shape the kids ideals? Not cool.
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fizz winker
Versailles, KY
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NickDGrove wrote: <quoted text> I bet you go hunting after church Animals taste good.
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fizz winker
Versailles, KY
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NickDGrove wrote: as idiotic as 'fizzy's' comment I am no fan of renner. i e-mailed renner attemping to give away some info. not that it was earth shattering .. but still info never released. the e-mail bounces back. he stopped using the becarriedaway account. the very account on his blogger account. can't monitor 2 e-mail accounts? you're THAT lazy? i'm not giving him anything. i'd give it to JG first. all you have to do jg is e-mail me. one thing can be said about jg. sure he's a nutcase. but he aint lazy. Idiotic? You should learn to that I is always capitalized. After that, we can have some discourse on who is an idiot. Heck, you can't even send a freakin' email correctly. Try putting down your Noam Chomsky propaganda and pick up an English book.
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English reader
Washington, DC
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Fizz winker, you're using "discourse" incorrectly. "Discourse" is not a synonym for "discussion." "Discourse" means a mode or field of communication. See here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Discourse Educated people think those who use this word incorrectly are "idiots." Sorry, but you asked for it.
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James Renner
Akron, OH
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OK. I have a feeling it was about psychic visions.
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hannah_b
Göteborg, Sweden
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BillNH wrote: <quoted text> Yes thank you. Is the "person at her work" idea ever been a real theory? I had never seen it mentioned before. Never heard of him before.
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JWB
Lincoln, NH
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"In 1999, a grand jury in the brutal murder case of 6-year-old JonBenet Ramsey voted to indict her parents, John and Patsy Ramsey. But then-Boulder District Attorney Alex Hunter refused to sign it, citing that he could not prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt. The indictment's existence was not known until earlier this year. Now a judge has ruled that the current Boulder DA Stan Garnett must show why the un-prosecuted indictment must remain secret." 14 years and nobody was aware of the indictment that was never prosecuted.
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James Renner
Barberton, OH
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I contacted the posted of the "person at work" post. She said she'd gotten that detail confused with the Brianna Maitland case.
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hannah_b
Angered, Sweden
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James Renner wrote: I contacted the posted of the "person at work" post. She said she'd gotten that detail confused with the Brianna Maitland case. Certainly explains why we never heard of him.
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Since: Jan 12
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the moon is howling full.
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hannah_b
Göteborg, Sweden
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SnowyB wrote: the moon is howling full. Time for popcorn!
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Since: Jan 12
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hannah_b wrote: <quoted text> Time for popcorn! ready!
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JWB
Lincoln, NH
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Come on Snowy- We are all patiently awaiting for you to howl(popcorn almost done). LOL I just spilled my hot cocoa all over my keyboard.(sticky keys)
Looks like the Moon thing has scared everyone off.I am afraid myself. It actually is pretty bright when the clouds aren't blocking.A nice night for a stroll into the woods for some winter camping if I knew anything about camping :).I bet that is where WTH is right now.
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JWB
Lincoln, NH
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on a more serious note: I hope there is a good outcome for the missing teen in North Conway.I just can't imagine the pain that the family is faced with.
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Booneplantation
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JWB wrote: "In 1999, a grand jury in the brutal murder case of 6-year-old JonBenet Ramsey voted to indict her parents, John and Patsy Ramsey. But then-Boulder District Attorney Alex Hunter refused to sign it, citing that he could not prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt. The indictment's existence was not known until earlier this year. Now a judge has ruled that the current Boulder DA Stan Garnett must show why the un-prosecuted indictment must remain secret." 14 years and nobody was aware of the indictment that was never prosecuted. The fact that a grand jury was called has been known . What was never challenged, until now, is why the proceeding should not become public at this time since it was never used to prosecute the ones who committed this horrible murder: the parents...
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