Maura Murray

Judged:

8

6

6

citigirl wrote:

<quoted text>from what I have heard Renner was very persistant when the owner did not want to talk. If the owner was unwilling to talk then Renner should have left.

Judged:

8

6

5

just me wrote:

<quoted text>But Citigirl, have you found anything new from what MR Renner has been reporting? Were you enlightened, suprised, or did you just want to dispel it? And, please know my heart goes out to all of you near and dear with my next question. Does anything lead any of you to think she was just fed up with her life?

just me wrote:

Oh yeah, I agree with both guesses, yet forgot to give my opinion about guess # 2.
This family has been through hell from the moment the calls came in, to the moments they found themselves thrown into another world. From the minute they got to NH, the site of the accident, they were frantic. They really needed more help and maybe some kind of medical attention too. This is not an insult by any means, just thinking about a couple/few times in my life where I was told this would be good for me while I cared for a loved one who was ill.~Making sure I was fit, and not lacking any nutiants. I don't know what kind of support system they had, but they did seem to miss the boat on some of their chances. There were a few good leads that led to nothing. None of them panned out as far as we know and yet so many think foul play did happen. Well, if it did, which scenerio was it?
When you get a rusty knife, etc, you might start getting paranoid. Then it might seem like everybody did it. You don't know who to trust and it shows sometimes all over your face. That's why people start running from ya, or they might just stop talking to ya.
Taking some things into their own hands was a desparate measure, but I would likely do that myself if I felt I had to.
But you have to be ready for the consequences if you're going to tresspass, etc.
I can see alot of caring peope all over the web though, all trying in whichever way to help find "Maura"

Judged:

4

4

3

Sick of Citigirl wrote:

<quoted text>
You're the one who should leave. You're nothing but a red herring and a liar on so many different things. Your words "they welcomed us with open arms". Did you tell this to Helena, Fred, Shack, anyone on any one of Helena's forums? Now you're blaming Renner when he is paying the price for years of abuse of the locals by Fred, Helena, and their adoring, dedicated followers. Exactly what are you doing on this forum? You'll say "I'm here to find Maura." Well, she isn't here, she's not on this forum. So again, what are you doing on this forum? Don't answer that question because we don't want to hear any more of your lies. Go ahead, say it, "I'm here to help find Maura." Everyone is so tired of hearing that, especially from you.

Judged:

2

Snowy wrote:

<quoted text>
reacting to bad news and managing subsequent grief and loss is something you can personally relate to and understand. looking suspiciously at others, and taking matters into one's own hands have also factored into this family's search for Maura....probably not in a helpful way.

Judged:

3

3

2

Snowy wrote:

<quoted text>
reacting to bad news and managing subsequent grief and loss is something you can personally relate to and understand. looking suspiciously at others, and taking matters into one's own hands have also factored into this family's search for Maura....probably not in a helpful way.

citigirl wrote:

<quoted text>"Does anything lead any of you to think she was just fed up with here life?"Honestly I cant answer this question because as I have stated before I met Maura in the past. Amherst is unkown to me so I would be wrong replying to something that I have no knowledge about. " have you found anything new from what Renner has been reporting?" Yes I have found that Mauras friend has changed her story from what was said in the beginning when Maura disappeared. I did twice try to post several questions on his blog but it never showed up on the blog. Beagle at on point sometime back had stated that he/she posted questions about something Renner had posted on his blog and the questions where never answered. I dont know if Renner ever answered Beagle yet concerning his or her questions.

just me wrote:

<quoted text>That's ok, Linda. People will always disagree, carry on........

Reality Check wrote:

<quoted text>
Post#5248 Justme/paris/linda, why are you repling to yourself?

just me wrote:

<quoted text>I was trying to be funny.

Judged:

6

6

6

Not too cold yet wrote:

These cold cases .....They aren't really ever very cold, especially not to the people who might get burned by them. The more You stir up the embers, the more dangerous everything becomes.
Sleeping Dogs, sleeping dogs, sleeping dogs, sleeping dogs.....eventually wake up.....Because THEY ARE NOT DEAD!

Judged:

8

7

4

NHwoodshome wrote:

I have been going through 302 frequently, its a beautiful drive but lately has been marred by the fatalities. Getting on subject about bashing and trolls the lawyer who lost his NH law license Christopher King aka Kingcast was another with nothing more than an agenda.
This state was smeared by him which was all about his law license being revoked and Kelly Ayotte and the state were his targets. I think Fred didn't help his cause either with referring to locals as scumbags. Going to Bars and antagonizing locals looking for a name of someone to point the finger at.
Every town in every state has problem citizens, some more than others, but I find the north country to be one of the friendliest places around.
I've always felt many peoples TRUE personality comes out online as if they are careful they are incognito. Its sad to see people so deep in self destructive hate and misery, it seems to consume them.

Judged:

8

7

6

citigirl wrote:

<quoted text>Fred did not go to bars antagonizing locals. It took some of us 3 hours to travel up north. We would sign in at the motel and then go off searching our seperate ways. We would then meet up at night and go to establishments that served food because we were hungry.

Judged:

7

5

4

oo00oo wrote:

<quoted text>
Murray has been traveling to New Hampshire to search for his daughter almost every weekend since her disappearance.
"This place is like the old west," Murray said as he described the atmosphere of Northern New Hampshire.
Murray said part of his search has included hanging out in local bars in hopes to overhear a conversation in which someone mentions something about Maura. Murray said he has been actively investigating his daughter's disappearance himself because he does not trust the police to conduct a proper investigation.
"These guys can't catch a cold," he said.
http://www.projectjason.org/forums/index.php...

Judged:

6

6

5

oo00oo wrote:

<quoted text>
Murray has been traveling to New Hampshire to search for his daughter almost every weekend since her disappearance.
"This place is like the old west," Murray said as he described the atmosphere of Northern New Hampshire.
Murray said part of his search has included hanging out in local bars in hopes to overhear a conversation in which someone mentions something about Maura. Murray said he has been actively investigating his daughter's disappearance himself because he does not trust the police to conduct a proper investigation.
"These guys can't catch a cold," he said.
http://www.projectjason.org/forums/index.php...