Maura Murray

Maybe You should just find another forum then Miss Snow-it-all

Snow-blind wrote:

Maybe You should just find another forum then Miss Snow-it-all

Kitty, by comparison, you make the ducks seem warm and fuzzy. bringing M's coffee drinking preference to light may be just the clue everyone has been waiting for.

jwb wrote:

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Thank you hanna for your post it was helpful. I have been searching high and low. Do you know exactly where you may have seen both the drivers side and passenger side were deployed?I know I have seen that two bags were deployed but this car might have had the side bags also so the drivers steering wheel and side bag. If the passenger side went off she might have had a passenger of something heavy on the seat.

Here´s one source.
South Shore Express, MM Missing, part 2, The Accident:
"The driver's side windshield was cracked and both front air bags had been deployed."

Snowy wrote:

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Kitty, by comparison, you make the ducks seem warm and fuzzy. bringing M's coffee drinking preference to light may be just the clue everyone has been waiting for.

Actually, that wasn't me. Check the IP address.

Thank you to those who have welcomed my input. If you'd like to discuss, feel free to contact me.:)

I don't think I want to post here anymore, though. For all the good discussion, there's equal silliness. I'm not interested, and I suspect you're not, too.

Hope you are all well & happy.

jwb wrote:

ok I got trashed asking about airbags. None responded but with peanuts and spam lol if someone was in the passenger seat the airbags should have deployed.hence someone else was in the car. I was simply asking if anyone had the info. it was stated that two bags were deployed.

There are sensors mounted in the front of the car on both sides, if the impact is sufficient both bags will deploy.

From what I can see the 1996 Saturn S Series Maura owned had 2 airbags one driver and one passenger. The sensors are usually under the hood and or under the vehicle around the bottom bumper. I had a 1993 Saturn myself.

NHwoodshome wrote:

From what I can see the 1996 Saturn S Series Maura owned had 2 airbags one driver and one passenger. The sensors are usually under the hood and or under the vehicle around the bottom bumper. I had a 1993 Saturn myself.

are you sure the drivers and passengers airbags are not independent of each other? are you saying that there are no weight sensors under the seats?

I am just asking as I am not sure how they work

Kitten wrote:

Thank you to those who have welcomed my input. If you'd like to discuss, feel free to contact me.:)
I don't think I want to post here anymore, though. For all the good discussion, there's equal silliness. I'm not interested, and I suspect you're not, too.
Hope you are all well & happy.

There's got to be a certain amount of silliness kitten. Without it this would be a very depressing and stressful forum. But there should also be a good amount of seriousness to even out the mix.

jwb wrote:

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are you sure the drivers and passengers airbags are not independent of each other? are you saying that there are no weight sensors under the seats?

I believe the federal standards require independantly working airbags on drivers and passengers sides. Otherwise the text I quoted in my first post on the subject would not make sense.

Did Maura stop for fuel? I keep reading the gas gauge said the tank was either full or nearly full.
The 1996 Saturn had a 12.8 gal capacity and highway mileage was rated as much as 40mpg. I had a 1993 Saturn with the exact same engine and it got 45MPG on the highway verified numerous times.

Gas gauges can be funky especially when full, how many times have you gone on a road trip and 100 miles into the trip the gauge has hardly moved and yet you know you have used more fuel than what its showing.

The only TRUE way to get an idea if Maura stopped would be to measure the contents of the fuel tank. Her travel miles would have been roughly 150 miles. I have read her tank was nearly full, what is nearly full? She would have used about1/3 of her fuel capacity. IF she filled up when she left she would have had plenty of fuel to reach her assumed destination and then some.

NHwoodshome wrote:

Did Maura stop for fuel? I keep reading the gas gauge said the tank was either full or nearly full.
The 1996 Saturn had a 12.8 gal capacity and highway mileage was rated as much as 40mpg. I had a 1993 Saturn with the exact same engine and it got 45MPG on the highway verified numerous times.
Gas gauges can be funky especially when full, how many times have you gone on a road trip and 100 miles into the trip the gauge has hardly moved and yet you know you have used more fuel than what its showing.
The only TRUE way to get an idea if Maura stopped would be to measure the contents of the fuel tank. Her travel miles would have been roughly 150 miles. I have read her tank was nearly full, what is nearly full? She would have used about1/3 of her fuel capacity. IF she filled up when she left she would have had plenty of fuel to reach her assumed destination and then some.

who cares, animal killer? Why don't you just go out and kill a deer or a rabbit? You contribute nothing to this forum.

humane wrote:

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who cares, animal killer? Why don't you just go out and kill a deer or a rabbit? You contribute nothing to this forum.

So I take it you don't like rabbit stew or venison steak.
Besides contributing meanness what else have you contributed to this forum?

hannah_b wrote:

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I believe the federal standards require independantly working airbags on drivers and passengers sides. Otherwise the text I quoted in my first post on the subject would not make sense.

At the time the Saturn was made, I don't think the airbags operated independently. I believe I have read that it was all or nothing at the time

NHwoodshome wrote:

Did Maura stop for fuel? I keep reading the gas gauge said the tank was either full or nearly full.
The 1996 Saturn had a 12.8 gal capacity and highway mileage was rated as much as 40mpg. I had a 1993 Saturn with the exact same engine and it got 45MPG on the highway verified numerous times.
Gas gauges can be funky especially when full, how many times have you gone on a road trip and 100 miles into the trip the gauge has hardly moved and yet you know you have used more fuel than what its showing.
The only TRUE way to get an idea if Maura stopped would be to measure the contents of the fuel tank. Her travel miles would have been roughly 150 miles. I have read her tank was nearly full, what is nearly full? She would have used about1/3 of her fuel capacity. IF she filled up when she left she would have had plenty of fuel to reach her assumed destination and then some.

that's a good question which has been brought up repeatedly over the years. If she fueld up at say a Cumby's or other quick fuel place, typically there are cameras--so perhaps she's on video somewhere doing that. also, I don't ever remember learning if the video at the ATM was ever released---odd since that is usually the first thing that is released so people can see what the individual looked like most recently. Did the liquor store have a video camera?

looking4amoose wrote:

<quoted text> that's a good question which has been brought up repeatedly over the years. If she fueld up at say a Cumby's or other quick fuel place, typically there are cameras--so perhaps she's on video somewhere doing that. also, I don't ever remember learning if the video at the ATM was ever released---odd since that is usually the first thing that is released so people can see what the individual looked like most recently. Did the liquor store have a video camera?

Spam? Cluel;ess? Did I miss the answers somewhere? Was Maura not the one driving tehe car to the ATM or the liquor store? Do clue me in, please.

looking4amoose wrote:

<quoted text> Spam? Cluel;ess? Did I miss the answers somewhere? Was Maura not the one driving tehe car to the ATM or the liquor store? Do clue me in, please.

Whatever you do don't mention rabbit stew or deer steak. LOL

Wowzer the real one wrote:

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Whatever you do don't mention rabbit stew or deer steak. LOL

Shall we discuss the recent abundance of moose and deer in the area?

one of my favorite subjects is hair up-hair down. how about the hockey bag of beeah cans? scrubs. harvesting eggs. everyone's favorite is the red truck.