Maura Murray

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No Sale wrote:

What a coincidence to see you all gathered in one place.

No Sale wrote:

When "John Blue" was posting and Topix arrived at 2240 a page in which a big reveal was to take place...you "lady vanishes" suddenly appeared to say "I'M HERE." More than once. That page is approximately 2214 now.
Well everyone is aware that Maura Murray has vanished and anyone with an open mind won't pretend to be past that possibility.
If inference was not your intent, what was it?

Tyler in Pittsburgh wrote:

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I'll check it out. I've used topo software in the past but I've never seen anything that displays a sufficient number of trails without having to shell out money to download additional map packs. Thanks, I'm excited to look at this.

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Wowzer the real one wrote:

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After the past history I doubt anyone is gullible enough to think that this is anything different than his other ruses. And you're right, if he has a real lead I'm sure the NHSP and F&G would be happy to set up a search. He should call them if it's that important.

Wowzer the real one wrote:

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That's possible but after 10 years of leaves falling and the rain and snow that falls it will be a miracle. Buy hey sometimes miracles do happen.

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WTH-the-original wrote:

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If you pick the topo layer on the maps in that online program. Those are digitized USGS topographic maps that do a pretty good job of showing trails. Some of those maps can be pretty old but that usually isn't a problem when dealing with these types of trails.
Bill

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WTH-the-original wrote:

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I have seen areas in the White Mountains with "artifacts" that are at least 150 years old. Glass, metals last a very long time. Bones, while scattered and broken can also last a long time. Nylon depending on how exposed it is to the sunlight can last a very long time also. Found a "dump" once in the forest near one of the railroad beds where a camp used to be for railroad workers. Pretty old and had lots and lots of relics that were in very good shape. Glass, metal even cork, all very survivable stuff.
Bill

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Wowzer the real one wrote:

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I agree. Those things last a very long time. But to find a bottle or keys or even a back pack in the WMNF would be impossible IMHO unless you knew pretty much exactly where to look.

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Renner wrote:

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But Wowzer, we aren't looking for a backpack. Or keys. Some are looking for Maura. Some are looking for you. Do you know where she is?

Renner wrote:

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But Wowzer, we aren't looking for a backpack. Or keys. Some are looking for Maura. Some are looking for you. Do you know where she is?

WTH-the-original wrote:

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Anybody who searches knows that there is only one person, but, there could be hundreds of clues of their passing through an area from that person. So while the goal is to find Maura, finding evidence of where she is, is much more likely, and more useful to redefine the search area, making it much smaller. Right now, she could be anywhere in the world. Any reduction in that search area would be very useful. Finding any clues to her location would be a significant find.
Bill