Maura Murray

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Bumping for Maura wrote:

So what do you think of James Renner´s updated blog today?

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Frostman wrote:

Citigirl, depending on which way the wind is blowing, SnowyB has three common standard answers:
A) This is all just for entertainment.
B) But, but, but she “lied”.
C) I know all the facts, and you know nothing.

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NHwoodshome wrote:

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I am open to other theories, I have stated previously anything is possible. I am just in my opinion basing it on what I feel may be most logical from the few facts available. I did state she may not have even concluded suicide but mother nature may have sealed her fate which has been my number one theory, hypothermia. This was about almost as perfect a hypothermia storm as you can get.
Highly likely she had consumed alcohol, IF that was Maura the contractor saw she exerted herself. To our knowledge she didn't have the items needed to prevent hypothermia and may not have even been aware she was in danger.
As I have stated in the past hypothermia is a nasty condition that catch's one off guard. Often hypothermia is mistaken as fatigue, and if hypothermia isn't addressed quickly it doesn't take long for one to enter a danger zone that can be almost impossible to recuperate from and death results.
The bigger problem with hypothermia is you lose your ability to function physically and mentally. One becomes delusional and then any ability to make sense of your situation and rectify it is gone.
I have had moderate hypothermia twice, once atop MT Washington and I recognized and had the right clothing and body warmers to address it. The second time I was not far from home stubbornly sitting on a deer stand and got out of the woods ASAP.

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Frostman wrote:

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I think it's good that he cleared up his relationship with MM.
RMSMcD said:
“She (his wife) got weird vibes from the guy who lived in the trailer (or maybe it was just a small house) close to the intersection of side road and the main road where Maura crashed her car. I don't have a name and address, but he was an albino--or at least appeared to be--and my wife thought that he was creepy and seemed evasive. Years later, my wife learned from a private investigator hired by the Murrays that this man's ex-wife had accused him of spotting Maura at the gas station down the road, stuffing the rag in her tailpipe (believing that it would cause her car to break down?), picking her up at the intersection (this is where the dogs lost the scent), driving her the short distance to his house, and taking her inside to rape her and eventually kill her. His ex-wife supposedly claimed that he dumped her body in a lake.”
Saw this on another site. Wonder if the ex-wife could possibly have posted this?
gemmajd says:
November 23, 2011 at 7:03 am
“maura’s killer is living in NH. he moved from his home near her accident. he was building another home in back of his home. he strangled her in that back home and as a hunter left her in a wooded wetland. this is his second kill. one was 20 years ago.
you might read this if you do: let me tell you i know you name and i know my thoughts will not convict you. but you messed up. you left evidence those liquor bottles her charm. my grandfather trained me as he did chuck west. i will get you unless you find me first. want to play”?
Perhaps it’s true that hell hath no fury like a woman scorned!

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A case that comes to mind is that of a woman who was on her way home from party with her husband, who drove the car. They crashed, husband was killed instantly. The woman, Tanya something?, wandered
away into the winter night, dressed in slippers and an evening gown. Was missing for months iirc. All sorts of crazy stories emerged, like her hiding out at the home of a secret boyfriend. When the snow melted she was found in the middle of an open field near a farm. Not a wooded area at all and only a few 100 yards away from a busy road. Just sayin´.

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FrmLEEEE wrote:

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Body work in my past? Angry bodyman? WTF are you talking about?
Just a little piece of advice, if you are trying to make a joke, it's always best to try to make some sense, I have no idea what you mean stupid.

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A case that comes to mind is that of a woman who was on her way home from party with her husband, who drove the car. They crashed, husband was killed instantly. The woman, Tanya something?, wandered
away into the winter night, dressed in slippers and an evening gown. Was missing for months iirc. All sorts of crazy stories emerged, like her hiding out at the home of a secret boyfriend. When the snow melted she was found in the middle of an open field near a farm. Not a wooded area at all and only a few 100 yards away from a busy road. Just sayin´.

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Det Columbo wrote:

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I bet You were an interrogation/litigation specialist when You were with LE. How did calling people stupid, dumb, idiots, retards Etc. work out for You.
That is probably why You HAD TO RETIRE.
Did You have ANGER MANAGEMENT ISSUES?
I knew a guy many years ago who owned a body shop and was a very angry man. You remind Me of him so much.
John

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Frostman wrote:

......I am so stupid I need to resort to quoting nameless comments from an internet blog to support my nonsensical positon..... How's it working?

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jfletcher wrote:

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LOLOL, gotta be honest with you, I am the least angry person I know. Nothing makes me happier than watching you squirm when called on your layer upon layer of LIES. Detective Columbo, what a crock.
You were never a cop, are not a PI, you are probably a jerkwad garbage man. Get a life, I retired after 22 years, 17 with NHSP with a plate number that started with a 10X.
Whats your obsession with 'bodymen'? Why is every post about bodybuddy's? I think I know, psst its cool, its your business.
And how do you know I dont have kids in LE?
Get used to being called on your lies, might be a good time to take a break from this forum liar.

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Frostman wrote:

Citigirl, depending on which way the wind is blowing, SnowyB has three common standard answers:
A) This is all just for entertainment.
B) But, but, but she “lied”.
C) I know all the facts, and you know nothing.

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citigirl wrote:

<quoted text>A} there is nothing about Mauras case or any other missing persons case that should be viewed as entertaining. B} family has never viewed any email to any professor. C} the facts are unkowown to family. I have never claimed to have known the facts to where and what happened to Maura. I have only posted things I have learned along my way with spending alot of time in NH and personally speaking with people from NH. you are right Frostman it depends on which way the wind is blowing.

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If You are the least angry person You know....then there are a lot of really angry people out there.
Hey whats up with the new name.? Mr. Fletcher from NY.
I don't remember any NHSP license plates like that. Was that one made especially for You?
The 10X means 10 times the as*******

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Snowy wrote:

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i remember reading about that...but like so many others, she was found. this mystery is so peculiar by the length of time it's been unresolved.
periodically, there's an APB on Topix for anyone who's disappeared in New England. predictably, all jump in with the serial killing angle. equally predictably, there is no relationship to the MM case. still, the pattern isn't recognized...little discernment for differences that are usually evident....and the same behaviors and dances are repeated over and over again. silliness.

NHwoodshome wrote:

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I have to take some exception, while I have seen this trait in Law Enforcement officers,I have seen it with many other professions as well. The thing is LE has to base a case in court on FACT! Due to this they tend to operate on fact, gray areas don't hold up in court and a grand jury usually won't indict based on hear say or gray area evidence. Do they think outside the box, sure but they have to dedicate their focus on what evidence they have and on past experience and statistics which bear out the highest percentage of likely hood.
Second I have found that usually the answer to many things is SIMPLE, sometimes answers are so simple they are easily overlooked, and some refuse to believe in the answer. Do LE's make mistakes, sure and I feel sometimes due to the daily onslaught of seeing mostly the bad of society its easy to get jaded.
Look at scientists, some of these people are the worse offenders of black and white syndrome. Just bring up the UFO topic in the scientific community and see what you get! Having been with Air Force Space Command most of my career, having been an adviser on battle staff and disaster preparedness for years and having one on one contact with those in the know I beg to differ with these scientists. The sheer definition of UFO is Unidentified Flying Object, it doesn't have to be from another planet, its just FREEKING UNIDENTIFIED!!! We all have our opinions and biases, its called being human and that's what makes us interesting, and annoying.

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Snowy wrote:

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i remember reading about that...but like so many others, she was found. this mystery is so peculiar by the length of time it's been unresolved.
periodically, there's an APB on Topix for anyone who's disappeared in New England. predictably, all jump in with the serial killing angle. equally predictably, there is no relationship to the MM case. still, the pattern isn't recognized...little discernment for differences that are usually evident....and the same behaviors and dances are repeated over and over again. silliness.