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Wowzer the real one wrote: <quoted text>
I love eggrolls but isn't shoving one in someones face assault. Made me think: how many egg-rolls does it take to stall a car? Ol' Frosty remembers when it was commonplace Hallowe'en shenanigans to put a potato in someone's tailpipe. What larks! Usually, in that case, the car sputtered, coughed and stalled before take-off.(If you were part of the plot you never stood behind the exhaust pipe while watching this all unfold in case the spud torpedoed you.) Not trying to be oblique... just saying... maybe not sabotage by tailpipe rag.
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Mauracomehome
Hyannis, MA
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WTH-the-original wrote: <quoted text>
Great questions. Let me help. THERE IS NOTHING NEW IN THIS CASE! That is why it hasn't been solved. It is a bore and I only stay to keep the unicorn riders from rewriting the entire case online.
Now, here is the better question. Why is it after eight years, YOU think you and the other newcomers are so much smarter that all the people that have come before you. I mean after looking at the case for what, one month. You think that you will solve this case because what? All those that came before you were idiots? All the cops, all the detectives (the real ones), all the amateur sleuths here since the beginning were all morons? It's pretty arrogant of you and the others to think that you must be that much smarter than all those others who came before you. Seriously, with all the eyes that have looked at this case from the start, including the professionals. Do you really think that you are the one to break this case wide open? Are you that good? Do you have an established track record that would allow me to think that you are better than everyone else involved? I am supposed to take you and the others seriously???
Bill I have never professed or indicated I was smarter than anyone here.To suggest I am arrogant is such a slap in the face.You sir are way off base in your assumptions that I wish to break the case,I believe a discussion forum is a team effort.I came here thinking maybe i could contribute.Your grandiosity repulses me.Your defensiveness makes me believe you do NOT want the truth to be told.I am done here.JWB Carry on!
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Mauracomehome wrote: <quoted text>
I have never professed or indicated I was smarter than anyone here.To suggest I am arrogant is such a slap in the face.You sir are way off base in your assumptions that I wish to break the case,I believe a discussion forum is a team effort.I came here thinking maybe i could contribute.Your grandiosity repulses me.Your defensiveness makes me believe you do NOT want the truth to be told.I am done here.JWB Carry on! Awwwwwwwww. Does this mean we aren't going to be friends? I'm devastated. Bill
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A Browser
Westford, MA
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Frostman wrote: <quoted text>
All episode are available on YouTube legitimately as BBC relinquished its rights a few years back ... "Basil the Rat". The best. No, not rat, Siberian Hampster!! Don't mind him, he's from Barcelona.... Yes, along with Keeping Up Appearances, one of the best shows ever. I think it still shows up occasionally on PBS.
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Advocate
Phoenix, AZ
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hannah_b wrote: I would like to add a #6 to jwb´s list: went with someone she knew and was killed. Maybe not a high probability, but still... Statistically, being killed by someone she knew is more probable than being killed by a stranger.
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AcidHouseMartin
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Why does Beagle pretend to be Detective Columbo and pretend to email himself? I've nothing against multiple monikers but the talking to yourself thing is...well...an interesting use of a person's time.
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NHwoodsman52
Weare, NH
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Getting back to Maura's ominous excuse for leaving, a death in the family. I have to wonder as I stated if this was crossing her mind. That may explain why she told no one she was leaving, embarrassment and fear of being committed. Also the trip north may have started out as a process to evaluate her life and problems and get away from all the static in her life to make a decision on her future or lack of. The whole being secretive about the trip and reason as well as the excuse she gave for leaving could be that simple, or much more complex. I doubt We'll never know for sure.
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Snowy
Gloucester, MA
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NHwoodsman52 wrote: Getting back to Maura's ominous excuse for leaving, a death in the family. I have to wonder as I stated if this was crossing her mind. That may explain why she told no one she was leaving, embarrassment and fear of being committed.
Also the trip north may have started out as a process to evaluate her life and problems and get away from all the static in her life to make a decision on her future or lack of.
The whole being secretive about the trip and reason as well as the excuse she gave for leaving could be that simple, or much more complex. I doubt We'll never know for sure. wow! i believe you are the first to suggest a complex, but realistic scenario. "fear of being committed" may be consistent with depression and issues surrounding the acting out behaviors associated with leaving WP (if those are positively true), along with relationship and family issues. as you say, no one can know with any certainty.
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Snowy
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AcidHouseMartin wrote: Why does Beagle pretend to be Detective Columbo and pretend to email himself? I've nothing against multiple monikers but the talking to yourself thing is...well...an interesting use of a person's time. yes, we know, but have chosen not to comment. i figured as much. there's less traffic at this site than would appear at first glance.
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jwb
Lincoln, NH
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Snowy wrote: <quoted text>
yes, we know, but have chosen not to comment. i figured as much. there's less traffic at this site than would appear at first glance. Why is it you choose not to comment? Beagle has thrown out more fantasies than anyone on this site and he has more Monikers than Glosta has Fishing Boats. Is it because he supports your cause? Snowy, interested in your response to renners last post and your answer to the question of what category topix of poster you feel you fall into.
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aftermath
Gouverneur, NY
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Bill wrote, "What you call “other ways of thinking” I call guessing and fantasy. There are several established facts about this case and no more. There is a finite and very small number of things that could have happened in broad strokes." Bill, What I would call "other ways of thinking" would include not concluding that interviewees' reports as fact. Established "facts" may not have actually established in my opinion. Take as an example the call about the condo. Wonder if she was actually phoning about a condo. Authorities were told that she phoned about a condo, and I'm not saying that this was not the case....she most likely did say, verbalize that she was phoning about a condo, availability of a condo. It seems this was automatically accepted as factual....that the purpose of her call was to inquire about a condo.
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jwb
Lincoln, NH
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aftermath
Gouverneur, NY
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Bill,
To clarify my second sentence in previous note: There are times when an interviewee honestly believes something to be true....and therefore reports something as factual. This does not necessarily make the "fact" ....that bit of information he/she reported, true. The person is not telling a lie, but is only reporting what he/she heard and believes to be true. That phone call about the condo was established only to the extent that someone saw the phone statement indicating the call had been made to a certain number. There are other ways of thinking in regard to that call. The call was made if we go by the statement The person receiving the call reported truthfully what the caller said, and yet this may not have been the reason why the call was made.
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“"CONFUSION CENTRAL"”
Since: Dec 11
Franconia NH
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Nope....I am Det. Columbo and I always have been. I am a professional but sometimes even a professional can be pushed to say things. Wowzer....You should just be happy about where I was putting the egg roll. Too bad it wouldn't stop You from typing. Ooooops...it happened again.
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jwb
Lincoln, NH
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Conn valley killings Barbara Agnews car was found at a rest stop on I91.Her body was found elsewhere. I had thrown it out there a week a so ago if it was possible Maura had stopped at a rest area on rt 91 to poss check directions or hit the restroom.
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jwb
Lincoln, NH
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Det Columbo wrote: Nope....I am Det. Columbo and I always have been. I am a professional but sometimes even a professional can be pushed to say things.
Wowzer....You should just be happy about where I was putting the egg roll. Too bad it wouldn't stop You from typing.
Ooooops...it happened again. professional?_________
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aftermath
Gouverneur, NY
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Mauracomehome wrote: <quoted text>
I have never professed or indicated I was smarter than anyone here.To suggest I am arrogant is such a slap in the face.You sir are way off base in your assumptions that I wish to break the case,I believe a discussion forum is a team effort.I came here thinking maybe i could contribute.Your grandiosity repulses me.Your defensiveness makes me believe you do NOT want the truth to be told.I am done here.JWB Carry on! Mauracomehome, Highland Falls, NY
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jwb
Lincoln, NH
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jwb wrote: <quoted text>
professional?_________ Columbo, I am not being a smart a..s just wanted to here it from you if you are a PI or not. Just curious is all.
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jwb
Lincoln, NH
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Bill, do you have any thoughts on the renner interview with Scarzienza? Are his ideas fantasy? He has more facts that anyone else.
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Bumping for Maura
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aftermath wrote: <quoted text>
Mauracomehome,
Highland Falls, NY Which is a place close to West Point - meaning??? Please, elaborate/clarify. Thanks!
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