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Wowzer the real one wrote:

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If nothing else you are certainly entertaining.

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mauracomehome wrote:

And the knife dissapeared?who would want it to dissapear besides the owner?Was the owner of the knife connected to LE Etc?Would Maura accept a ride from this safe looking couple?Wowser mentions backtracking to the a Frame..Wouldnt a supposed ride to the store7a phone by the knife owners be backtracking too?I wonder if they mentioned partying with Mauras booze?

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jwb the real original one wrote:

wowzer is Bill they are both from Hidden location

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mauracomehome wrote:

Wowzer,any one of those 5 houses could contain a bad seemingly nice person.Ted Bundy&the priests are all nice too.You cant say we wouldnt be here.Theres certainly posible evidence at the A Frame.

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mauracomehome wrote:

And the knife dissapeared?who would want it to dissapear besides the owner?Was the owner of the knife connected to LE Etc?Would Maura accept a ride from this safe looking couple?Wowser mentions backtracking to the a Frame..Wouldnt a supposed ride to the store7a phone by the knife owners be backtracking too?I wonder if they mentioned partying with Mauras booze?

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Wowzer the real one wrote:

<quoted text> If I was alone after having an accident, cold, in the dark and afraid I would much rather take my chances and walk to a warm house than walk off into the darkness.

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WTH-the-original wrote:

I just kind of figured people finally got tired of the pointless windmilling?
Nothing useful happening here, move along....
In memory of SBD
Bill

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Bumping for Maura wrote:

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Wowzer,
How could you state that Maura "walked off into the darkness" when she could easily have been persuaded, coerced or more or less forced into a passing vehicle.
Granted, Maura could have run off into the darkness in a state of panic, but the tracking dog(s) lost her track at the corner of Rte 112 and Bradley Hill Road, indicating that she likely didn´t go any further east on 112.
To me, it would therefore seem much more likely that she was picked up by the driver of a passing vehicle, willingly or not so willingly.

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Bumping for Maura wrote:

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mauracomehome,
You make some valid points here. Apparently, Fred Murray never ever heard from LE regarding that knife after having sent it by mail to, IIRC, the NHSP, and I don´t recall ever having read any kind of reference to the knife being made by the NHSP.
The supposedly bloody knife, the samples of blood found on the floor of a closet in the A-frame house by a team of PI´s, the supposed find of hair and duct-tape by a previous poster "Matthew" (while out hunting) somewhere in the forests near the Rte 112/Rte 116 area east of where Maura´s car ended up...
It all creates a highly disquieting picture.
Add to that the riddle of the "vanishing" state trooper, the possibility of a "first accident" involving Maura further west on Rte 112 and the type of damage to the hood of Maura´s car which indicates a collision with some sort of high-riding vehicle rather than crashing into a snowbank...

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Snowy wrote:

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same ole rewind.
bump

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looking4amoose wrote:

<quoted text> Actually, the blood was not found to be pure blood--it was menstrual fluid according tot he reports I've read. How can you possibly say what Fred Murray has or hasn't heard about?

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WTH-the-original wrote:

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How could they not know that? I thought everybody knew that? Oh wait. They haven't read anything that's why they don't know any basic information about this case.
Or, I'm starting to believe that this is a group of people (who have been here before) who intentionally are here just to try to reignite meaningless dialog on this case. They know there is nothing new, so they are making stuff up they know is wrong. They are the new version of Shack lobbing a turd over the wall to try to stir everyone into this mind numbing activity. All we need to do is keep rebutting the mildly stupid and incorrect points. The ones that people might think, could be true. The really stupid points don't need to be worried about. Normal people will see those for what they are. You know, really stupid.
Bill

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WTH-the-original wrote:

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How could they not know that? I thought everybody knew that? Oh wait. They haven't read anything that's why they don't know any basic information about this case.
Or, I'm starting to believe that this is a group of people (who have been here before) who intentionally are here just to try to reignite meaningless dialog on this case. They know there is nothing new, so they are making stuff up they know is wrong. They are the new version of Shack lobbing a turd over the wall to try to stir everyone into this mind numbing activity. All we need to do is keep rebutting the mildly stupid and incorrect points. The ones that people might think, could be true. The really stupid points don't need to be worried about. Normal people will see those for what they are. You know, really stupid.
Bill

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Snowy wrote:

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how can you be certain they are not some of the originals? someone has a frank-stinkin'-nasty little attitude that is reminiscent of a well known fixture or two. time wasters. it's been said before...nothing new here...time to move on.
Christmas will soon be here...toxicity is incompatible with goodwill.
merry, merry, WTH/Bill, Wowzer et al.

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WTH-the-original wrote:

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It may very well be. I am certain it could be people that have been here before and may be some of the originals.
merry merry, especially to you and Wowzer and others that are here.
Bill

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WTH-the-original wrote:

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An opinion? Yea an opinion or a judicious use of logic. Seen it hundreds of times. She was at the car, witnesses saw her. Then she wasn't there and no one saw anyone else. So yes, she left the area. Unless......wait, unless it was one of the pesky UFOs we keep hearing about??
Bill

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WTH-the-original wrote:

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And of course this is wrong. She would, if in panic mode, which I suspect she was after knowing that the SBD was calling the police and likely drunk, accept a ride from anyone or far more likely, just run off. Happens all the time. Most times with no actual plan at all. Seen it dozens of times if not hundreds.
Some people should read the reams of information on this subject that is written before. I think I will just wait until this silliness burns itself out.
Bill