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Snowy wrote:

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.

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Kitten wrote:

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No one said she wasn't missing. That's the point of this forum, yes? I said it's possible she's alive. Lots of people think so. You're welcome to disagree. Not everything that is posted as a postulation needs to be taken literally, Citigirl. Some of us enjoy subtlety and critical thought.
I think I am done here, if anyone would like to join me elsewhere you know where to find me.:)

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Snowy wrote:

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.

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looking4amoose wrote:

<quoted text>Shall we discuss the recent abundance of moose and deer in the area?

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Snowy wrote:

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.

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oo00oo wrote:

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Don't forget the footprints in the snow behind the neighbors house.

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just me wrote:

<quoted text>I'd like to join you however, I don't know where to find you. Is there another discussion going on somewhere? I'd be interested, that is, if I'm welcome as well.

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Wowzer the real one wrote:

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More than likely one of those abundant mooses. Since that yard was where the car crashed I'm sure someone would have spotted human footprints going thru the snow.

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kitten wrote:

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Just me, I am here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/shesnotthere/
The only people who get deleted here are the mean ones.:)

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Snowy wrote:

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.

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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?

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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.

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oo00oo wrote:

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Wowzer, are you suggesting that the local moose might be the "local scumbags" Fred was referring to?

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NHwoodshome wrote:

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I saw no mention of weight sensors, the 1996 S series Saturn was a real basic car. Unless it was mandated by federal law I doubt it had them.

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hannah_b wrote:

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Found something... Airbag weight sensors have been mandatory in new passenger vehicles since the 1999 model year. So it´s not likely Maura´s 1996 Saturn did have them.

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oo00oo wrote:

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Don't forget the footprints in the snow behind the neighbors house.

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Beagle wrote:

<quoted text>Oh, come on, now. The hockey bag was full of eggs, scheduled to be picked up by the red truck driven by someone wearing scrubs. It's just that simple. Why can't people see the truth???

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citigirl wrote:

<quoted text>Just because people dont agree with what you post does not mean they are mean.

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hannah_b wrote:

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Found something... Airbag weight sensors have been mandatory in new passenger vehicles since the 1999 model year. So it´s not likely Maura´s 1996 Saturn did have them.

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Snowy wrote:

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never.
and whether the glove was worn and scented or never worn. and why her room was packed, and why she brought her textbooks along in the car.
so many years, so few facts, and worse, so much misinformation.
i think it must be difficult to have a stranger prying into details that Helena and family may already know, but perhaps have chosen to withhold. in the end, if Renner's book is published, it is not certain anyone will be closer to knowing what happened to Maura; that is, assuming LE knows what Maura's family knows and what Renner intends to find out.
i'd think the Murray family would be willing to authorize / write their own FACTUAL account about her disappearance, if they feel the timing is right, and if they want to set the record straight. otherwise, all of this windmilling (quoting WTH/Bill) on forums has been a useless exercise.
that SOCO / SOHO? piece was inconsistent with some of the information that's been discussed and written about over the years.
what's next?