Maura Murray

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Maruchan wrote:

Weeks pass, nobody is shutting down "public discourse" of Maura Murray, yet in all this time there has been very little discussion of her. And here we are on Saturday night, with JWB and his remora, Findmaura, crawling out from the bottle and JWB's behind just to insult others. Soon they will reveal personally identifiable information about other posters again, like they always do, in fact, it has become so commonplace that nobody mentions it any longer.
Marta?!? Marter?!?!? How embarrassing for you. You obviously didn't get much out of your public school education.
On to more important matters. Snowy, I'll be sad to see you go, I've really appreciated your sharing knowledge of this case and your efforts to set things straight whenever you can. Hope you'll pop in to say "hi" around the holidays. Take care of yourself.:) <3

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SnowyB wrote:

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the switch was turned off for me by the distasteful display of victims of violence in the news, 24/7/365. it's a blood spirt, and, imo, the lowest form of journalism.
i truly believe it is not my business to know the details of a victim's tragedy. there are no boundaries to full disclosure to the public about a victim's torture, suffering and loss. Newtown parents are tormented for losing their babies to gun violence by extremists; it is unthinkable that their grief would be turned against them.
yes, dear hannah, i believe the questions we've asked here are good ones, and i know we've stood up to those who have targeted and accused innocents, but like the dead horse or a drum...i can't beat it any longer.
if ever you register, i'd say hello in a topix PM, but arguing with others about MM is a pointless and overall negative experience.
i have learned much about myself and others along the way; it has been a pleasure to interact with orhers, lime you, whom i regard as honest and fair-minded.

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Maruchan wrote:

Weeks pass, nobody is shutting down "public discourse" of Maura Murray, yet in all this time there has been very little discussion of her. And here we are on Saturday night, with JWB and his remora, Findmaura, crawling out from the bottle and JWB's behind just to insult others. Soon they will reveal personally identifiable information about other posters again, like they always do, in fact, it has become so commonplace that nobody mentions it any longer.
Marta?!? Marter?!?!? How embarrassing for you. You obviously didn't get much out of your public school education.
On to more important matters. Snowy, I'll be sad to see you go, I've really appreciated your sharing knowledge of this case and your efforts to set things straight whenever you can. Hope you'll pop in to say "hi" around the holidays. Take care of yourself.:) <3

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SnowyB wrote:

today, with the terrible news of the young murdered teacher north of boston, i have decided it is immoral to participate in these kinds of online conversations.
this young woman and her family couldn't have possibly imagined becoming the headljne / feature for local, national and international news when she left for work earlier this week.
MM's story belongs to her family and the authorities. it is their business.
i don't believe much can be accomplished here, after almost 10 years, by strangers stopping by, commenting and arguing.
i hope she, and all the missing, may be reunited with their loved ones. i hope there is no more gun violence in public places, and i hope we each can always do what we can, when we can, to make a positive difference...and then let go.
peace to all.

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James Renner wrote:

Is BillNH the guy who runs the Swiftwater Stage Shop? Is this common knowledge?

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JWB wrote:

This lady and her cronies have said over and over that it is entertaining and that in itself is Immoral and a slap in the face to Maura and her family. That is what I personally despise.

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JWB wrote:

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hahaha talk about maura - you are an an embarrassment. Mannchester is also with its murders and drug problems

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JWB wrote:

What a joke
Snowy wants to take the high road yet dumped on anyone that was actually here to talk about Maura Murray.

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James Renner wrote:

Is BillNH the guy who runs the Swiftwater Stage Shop? Is this common knowledge?

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BillNH wrote:

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Welcome back Maruchan. Your pictures are compelling. I had posted something on this myself way back when I first started posting here I believe. I do not think it was received well.
What I am trying to reconcile is the mechanics of the damage to the Saturn. Post fixed at the base, struck on the upper half, seems it would bend away from the hood when struck, more so if it was planted in 2 feet of hard snow. Even if it didn't bend away, I would think that after is was bent, the damage would be downward onto the hood instead of straight into it from the front. Impact would have to be on the bumper first, even if it flexed enough to absorb the impact, the headlight below the hood damage would not flex and should be smashed to pieces after an impact hard enough to damage the hood in the direction it did. Just my 2 cents. I have mulled this over for some time and I still believe the hood damage was pre-Haverhill, and since I am not sold on the Vasi theory I would guess it was pre-Vasi a well.

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BillNH wrote:

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Welcome back Maruchan. Your pictures are compelling. I had posted something on this myself way back when I first started posting here I believe. I do not think it was received well.
What I am trying to reconcile is the mechanics of the damage to the Saturn. Post fixed at the base, struck on the upper half, seems it would bend away from the hood when struck, more so if it was planted in 2 feet of hard snow. Even if it didn't bend away, I would think that after is was bent, the damage would be downward onto the hood instead of straight into it from the front. Impact would have to be on the bumper first, even if it flexed enough to absorb the impact, the headlight below the hood damage would not flex and should be smashed to pieces after an impact hard enough to damage the hood in the direction it did. Just my 2 cents. I have mulled this over for some time and I still believe the hood damage was pre-Haverhill, and since I am not sold on the Vasi theory I would guess it was pre-Vasi a well.

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BillNH wrote:

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Welcome back Maruchan. Your pictures are compelling. I had posted something on this myself way back when I first started posting here I believe. I do not think it was received well.
What I am trying to reconcile is the mechanics of the damage to the Saturn. Post fixed at the base, struck on the upper half, seems it would bend away from the hood when struck, more so if it was planted in 2 feet of hard snow. Even if it didn't bend away, I would think that after is was bent, the damage would be downward onto the hood instead of straight into it from the front. Impact would have to be on the bumper first, even if it flexed enough to absorb the impact, the headlight below the hood damage would not flex and should be smashed to pieces after an impact hard enough to damage the hood in the direction it did. Just my 2 cents. I have mulled this over for some time and I still believe the hood damage was pre-Haverhill, and since I am not sold on the Vasi theory I would guess it was pre-Vasi a well.