Maura Murray

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oo00oo wrote:

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This is exactly why you are getting attacked, you come on here claiming to know first hand info, yet you stay elusive. That to me wreaks of someone playing games. Sorry.
We are clueless? Really? After reading Renner's blog, we are no longer clueless.
By the way, if you are going to "right" your own book, I suggest you attend English class again. Just sayin'

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citigirl wrote:

<quoted text> No Wowzer you are incorrect in stating what you have said. What I did say is " Many have not investigated this case as I and others have done" I have never accused anyone of throwing out crap. This is your wording not mine. I have previously posted that there are many people whom have helped in the search for Maura that I have never met and do not know who they are. I also expressed that I wish I knew all the people that were involved in finding Maura so that I could personally thank them.

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citigirl wrote:

<quoted text>I have never stated that I have first hand knowledge. Just stated what I have been told through out the years I have investigated Mauras case. Im not saying anyone has to believe what I post. This is America with freedom of speech. You can choose to believe whom ever you want to. I have never said anyone is cluless. It is your choice as to whom you want to believe. I did say I would not write a book and no I do not want to attend an english class.

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citigirl wrote:

<quoted text>thank you mcsmom. I will stay strong

because most of these people have no clue as to what is going on in this case. Many have not investigated this case as I and others have done.

Only commenting on postings they have seen on this forum.

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Wowzer the real one wrote:

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citigirl wrote:*** I chose not to put it on a public forum back then because it is my family member that is missing and not yours. I want her found no matter what the publics opinion is.***
So how's that working for you? I understand some information doesn't need to be made public. But it might have been very helpful to mention there was a person seen that night. Someone else might have remembered seeing someone that night.
You're right citigirl, it's your relative and not mine that's missing. If it was my relative I never would have bit the hands of the very people that could have helped me nor would I have watched people on several forums racking their brains trying to figure out what happened to my relative while I and a few others sat on this info which might have been very helpful to finding my relative.
Citigirl I think everyone is here hoping to find out what happened to Maura. Believe me when I say that I would absolutely love to know what happened to her. Especially since I frequent this road every day and have walked it many times.
Being a pompous as* won't help find YOUR relative.

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citigirl wrote:

<quoted text> I could right a book.

But will not because I refuse to exploit the missing regardless as whethter or not it is a family member. I didnt say he owed us anything. But the fact is wouldnt you interview those that where involved in the case? Im grateful for LE that has been involved in Mauras case from day one not for someone whom has shown up years later that has never been involved in the case until they decide they want to write a book.

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oo00oo wrote:

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right/write, whatever, I (citigirl)don't need English classes.

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oo00oo wrote:

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Please re-read your pst citigirl....

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Wowzer the real one wrote:

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citigirl wrote:*** I chose not to put it on a public forum back then because it is my family member that is missing and not yours. I want her found no matter what the publics opinion is.***
So how's that working for you? I understand some information doesn't need to be made public. But it might have been very helpful to mention there was a person seen that night. Someone else might have remembered seeing someone that night.
You're right citigirl, it's your relative and not mine that's missing. If it was my relative I never would have bit the hands of the very people that could have helped me nor would I have watched people on several forums racking their brains trying to figure out what happened to my relative while I and a few others sat on this info which might have been very helpful to finding my relative.
Citigirl I think everyone is here hoping to find out what happened to Maura. Believe me when I say that I would absolutely love to know what happened to her. Especially since I frequent this road every day and have walked it many times.
Being a pompous as* won't help find YOUR relative.

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jwb wrote:

citigirl, I think most of us get on this blog because we would like to see closure
as to how this beautiful girl has dissapeared. You are right in that most of us know what we read. You being a family member , I am sure that you are privy to more information and I respect your right to keep the information private. Bloggers won't solve the case only the LE will.
My question to you is that knowing what you do, How strongly do you feel that this case will be solved in the near future?
Thank you

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citigirl wrote:

<quoted text> I said most not all. I was referring to those whom have never traveled to NH and only getting info as to what they read on a forum. It was not aimed at the residents from NH whom have been involved in the case. Including those that in one way or another have helped in the search for Maura. As I have stated before there are many people from NH and other places that have helped in the search for Maura that I dont know who they are. And if I knew I would take the opportunity the thank each and everyone of them personally.

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oo00oo wrote:

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Most would classify "most all" as the majority. I do agree with you on one thing, we are clueless, as to your motive for being here. But you have your right to post here, I just will choose to scroll past your posts. Best of luck, whatever your goal is.

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jwb wrote:

thank you for answering. we all hope she is alive
and happy somewhere.

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oo00oo wrote:

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This is exactly why you are getting attacked, you come on here claiming to know first hand info, yet you stay elusive. That to me wreaks of someone playing games. Sorry.
We are clueless? Really? After reading Renner's blog, we are no longer clueless.
By the way, if you are going to "right" your own book, I suggest you attend English class again. Just sayin'

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Snowy wrote:

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she is not being attacked; she is provoking negativity by the repetition of very shallow and meaningless statements, especially after 8 years....that she is "family" (without ever defining the degree of relationship), that she traveled to NH to search, and that she found NH residents to be welcoming, kind and helpful. frankly, so what??
strange that her supporters (as in...."thank you for your support!!"), Shack and macsmom, have a different take on the local residents and local authorities. nothing but blasphemous accusations and character assassinations.
as someone said, there is no point in reading citigirl's posts. i suspect they are a reaction to renner's findings, so far. and as Wowzer suggested, this family, and by extension, their "supporters', have bitten the hand that feeds them too often. SBD won't be resting in peace for some time to come.

WTH-the-original wrote:

<quoted text> Considering the age of the scent and amount of disturbance in the area it probably isn't a surprise that the dog lost the scent. Or it could be because Maura got a ride. Just like everything in this case, there is more than one possibility.