Maura Murray

Snowy, I have never said (to my knowledge, and if I did, I was wrong) that NH is "unsafe." I will absolutely say that there are a number of unsolved murders where it is by no means clear that the murderer is not still at large and a risk to the community. This is as true of NH as it is of anywhere with unsolved violent crime. I've said it before, but Louise Chaput's case still makes me unsettled, and I would by no means hike by myself in Pinkham Notch. I also think that it's "unsafe" for any person to hike alone, and worrying about perpetrators in the woods is the least of reasons for it to be so.

sophie bean wrote:

Snowy, I have never said (to my knowledge, and if I did, I was wrong) that NH is "unsafe." I will absolutely say that there are a number of unsolved murders where it is by no means clear that the murderer is not still at large and a risk to the community. This is as true of NH as it is of anywhere with unsolved violent crime. I've said it before, but Louise Chaput's case still makes me unsettled, and I would by no means hike by myself in Pinkham Notch. I also think that it's "unsafe" for any person to hike alone, and worrying about perpetrators in the woods is the least of reasons for it to be so.

you have got to be kidding me!! There are no unsolved cases in maine? or any other state for that matter Please oh please. I will look up the stats on major crimes and I would be surprised if nh isn't within the safest top 10.Watch out for Moose

ok , I just searched and NH is ranked 47 of 5o states for violent crime 47 th meaning only 3 others are safer. Maine is the safest. From the us census beaureu though that was the 2006 sensus I looked at.

ok 2011 stats nh .09 murders and maine 2.0 per 1000,000 people Nh is the lowest murder rate in the country

100,0000 too many zeros my mistake

where is everyone? yea it football sunday lol

quija wrote:

It was Ben Franklin, a previous poster (who I miss!), who --years ago -- found that Edmund's truck review by a "Fred Murray" -- not me.
Also wanted to say (RUMOR) that there are "Dwyers" (related to Helena Dwyer?) living in Amherst --- so it's possible Maura had cousins there? Maybe 10+ years older than Maura was? Dunno -- just thinking about where Maura might have been planning to move to, out of her dorm room...

There are indeed people named Dwyer living in Amherst. One of them only 3 years older than Maura.

jwb wrote:

anyone else remember reading somewhere that the truck
said "Brians" either landscaping or construction? I will try and find that posting.

It would be very interesting to know where this info originated. It´s not in any of RO´s posts that I can find. So please post if you can find wherever it came from. Just a thought - is or was there any connection between this business, it´s owner or employees, to Maura or anyone in the Murray family, or maybe a friend of Maura or the family? I believe this, if true, could be highly relevant to the case. It would be equally interesting if untrue - why would anyone post such detailed information if false?

hannah_b wrote:

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It would be very interesting to know where this info originated. It´s not in any of RO´s posts that I can find. So please post if you can find wherever it came from. Just a thought - is or was there any connection between this business, it´s owner or employees, to Maura or anyone in the Murray family, or maybe a friend of Maura or the family? I believe this, if true, could be highly relevant to the case. It would be equally interesting if untrue - why would anyone post such detailed information if false?

I don't remember ever hearing about a name on the truck.
But then again we're beginning to hear lots of things that we've never heard before. I agree it would be quite interesting to know where it originated.

there was reported by (mason)from a previous poston another site a Ping at the Londondery Nh cell tower from someone calling mauras cell phone that afternoon. Someone that I know had told me maura was seeing someone that worked at loon mtn that had a wife that lived in Manchester Nh and that is right next to londonderry. pure speculation. I can ask more if anyone thinks it might be something

hannah_b wrote:

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There are indeed people named Dwyer living in Amherst. One of them only 3 years older than Maura.

There is a male Dwyer in Amherst one year older than Maura.

jwb wrote:

there was reported by (mason)from a previous poston another site a Ping at the Londondery Nh cell tower from someone calling mauras cell phone that afternoon. Someone that I know had told me maura was seeing someone that worked at loon mtn that had a wife that lived in Manchester Nh and that is right next to londonderry. pure speculation. I can ask more if anyone thinks it might be something

Please do! Interesting!!!

sophie bean wrote:

Snowy, I have never said (to my knowledge, and if I did, I was wrong) that NH is "unsafe." I will absolutely say that there are a number of unsolved murders where it is by no means clear that the murderer is not still at large and a risk to the community. This is as true of NH as it is of anywhere with unsolved violent crime. I've said it before, but Louise Chaput's case still makes me unsettled, and I would by no means hike by myself in Pinkham Notch. I also think that it's "unsafe" for any person to hike alone, and worrying about perpetrators in the woods is the least of reasons for it to be so.

well, i recall you were on a kick, along with the others, of mapping out homicides and the missing dating back 30 years to prove how UNsafe it was/is in NH.
hey, you and CG seem to like to backtrack om and deny all of the fun and games played by the ducks for at least 7 years now.
new game? think so.

Snowy wrote:

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well, i recall you were on a kick, along with the others, of mapping out homicides and the missing dating back 30 years to prove how UNsafe it was/is in NH.
hey, you and CG seem to like to backtrack om and deny all of the fun and games played by the ducks for at least 7 years now.
new game? think so.

Sophie can't possibly forget all the talk about the serial killers running rampant in the NH woods and how unsafe it was to even drive through here. Old crimes tied somehow into new ones making NH into a place not for the faint of heart. Boogey men peeking out from every bush. Oh my! So very scarey.

Snowy wrote:

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well, i recall you were on a kick, along with the others, of mapping out homicides and the missing dating back 30 years to prove how UNsafe it was/is in NH.
hey, you and CG seem to like to backtrack om and deny all of the fun and games played by the ducks for at least 7 years now.
new game? think so.

I will look into it again on monday. this info is from someone I knows athat knows all in town again who knows the original source but I will share what I know

Wowzer the real one wrote:

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Sophie can't possibly forget all the talk about the serial killers running rampant in the NH woods and how unsafe it was to even drive through here. Old crimes tied somehow into new ones making NH into a place not for the faint of heart. Boogey men peeking out from every bush. Oh my! So very scarey.

selective amnesia. yeah, that's it.

Thanks, jwb. Looking forward to reading.

jwb wrote:

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I will look into it again on monday. this info is from someone I knows athat knows all in town again who knows the original source but I will share what I know

if it is the "map" of presumed homicides and/or disappearances in and around northern new england....thanx, but the link has been posted too many times. no need to see it again. the relevance wasn't intuitive....and it was a reach to draw any conclusions. am i misunderstanding?

Snowy wrote:

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if it is the "map" of presumed homicides and/or disappearances in and around northern new england....thanx, but the link has been posted too many times. no need to see it again. the relevance wasn't intuitive....and it was a reach to draw any conclusions. am i misunderstanding?

Not sure since he is replying to your post but I think he/she is talking about post 4652.

The Londonderry ping has always seemed to me to be highly significant.
I read in a northern NH newspaper (on line) that an NHLE police officer (I can't remember if it was Haverhill or NHSP) said the following: "If we knew who made the call from Londonderry to Maura's cellphone as she was driving north we would know everything."
I, not realizing the significance at the time, did not save, link or post this article. But I did mention on an MM forum. This was highly significant in my opinion and apparently in the opinion of NHLE because Londonderry is in southern NH and Maura was at the time that she received the call which originated (LE's word, not mine) in Londonderry driving northward to northern NH from central MA and I have always thought that the Londonderry caller was also driving north from eastern MA. In other words they were driving parallel to each other from MA to NH for a meet up.
Anyway when I posted this on the forum I was attacked so vehemently and so viciously by FireFraud that it made me realize that I had said something that must be significant and must seriously deviate from the party line. FireFraud informed me that I must have hallucinated the entire experience of reading the NHLE making the statement to the media. This is when I learned: Deviate from the party line and you will be crushed.
I searched and searched but I could never again find the report of this NHLE person making this statement. I am not familiar with northern NH newspapers or media but it is somewhere out there. Although not everything is archived.
In my mind at this moment I am imagining a red truck with MA plates driving from the Hanson MA area to the Bartlett/Haverhill area and calling Maura from southern NH to make sure everything related to their meet up is still on track. I hope I wrote this at least semi clearly because I am tired.