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jwb wrote:

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I had wondered if she bought the wine at shaws and used the atm to withdraw but I wasn't able to locate any shaws in that area with citizen bank atm most are in shop n saves from what I can see. she may have still stopped into shaws for the wine. Do grocery stores in mass sell alcohol? Just thinking.

citigirl wrote:

<quoted text>Wowzer I believe you are misinterperitating what Iam saying. I have never seen a reciept from Mauras car and do not have any reciept from Mauras car. What I did say is I have a list of possesions that LE retrieved from Mauras car.

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citigirl wrote:

<quoted text>Wowzer I believe you are misinterperitating what Iam saying. I have never seen a reciept from Mauras car and do not have any reciept from Mauras car. What I did say is I have a list of possesions that LE retrieved from Mauras car.

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what scared aftermath away? silent the past two days.

just me wrote:

This was by Roz, Nov 10 2010
Nov 10, 2010 Maura had not made up the story about someone close to her having died. Those tears were real and her response, reaction had been spontaneous. She had not boxed her personal items for no reason. While she had absolutely nothing to do with this person's death, news of this death sent her reeling into emotional turmoil and a complete change in terms of where she physically and psychologically wanted to be. She had planned to move only after learning of this person's death. This plan to move, the auto accident and her disappearance were all separate and in no way connected. Maura had absolutely no plans to disappear. Her destination that evening was cut short by what happened to her enroute to Stowe, VT. She had no plans to intentionally disappear but had intended to reach her destination of Stowe. Attempts to connect the 3 incidents indicated above, have contributed to much confusion and misleading information.

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Wowzer the real one wrote:

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Read this and your past posts and then tell me if you think I still misunderstood.
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Det Columbo, some ways back I did see you answered me, thank you. I'll just believe you then over the ones who said you saw the receipt and the wine wasn't on it.
Det Columbo wrote: Just to clarify....I have NEVER seen a reciept from MM car for any items. I am not sure where this misinformation came from. I hope this helps.
In post #7366 you state "I HAVE IT".
And on #7367 someone else seemed to think it was a liquer receipt since that was the topic.
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Wowzer the real one wrote:
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So many on more than one forum have been going around and around for years wondering about what was on the receipt. It's no wonder there's so much misinformation out there.
What possible reason would you have to keep this small part of the puzzle under wraps and not allow the information to be made public?
I really don't see where it would make or break the case to know if the wine and other liquers were on the receipt. Why let the misinformation grow bigger and bigger while you just sit back and let everyone keep guessing, all the while you hold the answer in your hand. Pretty sad.
citigirl reply to this: Its an ongoing investigation and the only thing I care about is finding out where and what happened to Maura.

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looking4amoose wrote:

<quoted text> My apologies but I am completely lost! Is this factual or someone's opinion?

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citigirl wrote:

<quoted text> Detective Columbo replied to a poster that he had never seen a reciept from MM car for any items. The items that were retrieved by LE from Mauras vehicle in which I believe Detective Columbo was talking about with what he said in his posting is what I was replying to when I said I have it.

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citigirl wrote:

<quoted text>Its an ongoing investigation and the only thing I care about is finding out where and what happened to Maura. Maura is my number one priority. Not pleasing a public forum. As I stated in the past no one had ever seen a reciept for alcohol. No pretty sad thing is when I came back to this forum I was accused of being a liar and clueless.

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Lady Gray wrote:

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Citigirl, you did say you have the receipt.....you must've meant the inventory.....mistakes happen.

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jwb wrote:

what scared aftermath away? silent the past two days.

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Beagle wrote:

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Not to be nit-picky, but I think a somewhat wider net could be useful if an Amherst direction were pursued by LE.

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just me wrote:

This was by Roz, Nov 10 2010
Nov 10, 2010 Maura had not made up the story about someone close to her having died. Those tears were real and her response, reaction had been spontaneous. She had not boxed her personal items for no reason. While she had absolutely nothing to do with this person's death, news of this death sent her reeling into emotional turmoil and a complete change in terms of where she physically and psychologically wanted to be. She had planned to move only after learning of this person's death. This plan to move, the auto accident and her disappearance were all separate and in no way connected. Maura had absolutely no plans to disappear. Her destination that evening was cut short by what happened to her enroute to Stowe, VT. She had no plans to intentionally disappear but had intended to reach her destination of Stowe. Attempts to connect the 3 incidents indicated above, have contributed to much confusion and misleading information.

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Wowzer the real one wrote:

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Whatever citigirl. I really don't feel like arguing and I won't.
I know what I read and you know what you meant so we'll let it go at that.

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Mauracomehome wrote:

Beagle just made some very good points.Why is the past in amherst deemed unimportant?My daughter who will be an NP in May works at a methadone clinic in Cambridge Ma..She claims never in a million years would you guess some of these clients are involved in drugs (Harvard anyone?).Could the phone call&sudden death in the family be the overdose of an intimate?Would be interesting to find out if any young people died unexpectadly in the N.H.-Vermont area at that time.What was the amherst Past?

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Lady Gray wrote:

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Geez, you think you know everything don't you? Well, the following is information provided back in 2005 by a person close enough to know.
It certainly isn't misinformation unlike you who is so hell bent on making things to appear as if they are.
".....also missing are her license, credit cards, student id and the cash that she withdrew from the ATM and the black backpack. Maura did not carry a wallet. She folded her cash around her plastic items and kept them in a pocket."
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"...She would have most likely had her packback (sic) on the front seat (the item in which she carries her wallet WHEN she carries a wallet - Maura most often just used her pockets to carry her cash and ID....."
Wowzer, you remember correctly.

Wowzer the real one wrote:

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I don't know for sure but hearsay is that he was on his way home and stopped to see if he could be of assistance.
State Troopers often take their cars home. They cover a large area and it would be impossible to drive their own vehicle all the way to Twin Mountain Troop F to get a patrol car if they are needed.
Once they are off duty they use their own personal vehicle
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citigirl wrote:

<quoted text>I have it. There is alot of misinformation out there. I would clarify things but I have been accused of being a liar and clueless and not knowing where I live by some posters. I have no reason to lie. I only want to know where and what happened to Maura. She is deeply loved and missed by many. We want her found and brought home regardless as to what people think as well as the many others that are still missing.