Maura Murray

jwb wrote:

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why ask him? it is your statement.

oo00oo wrote:

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Never seen you sling the insults, they only happen in posts from Maryland. Just my observation.

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Snowy wrote:

Natalie Holloway is soon to be, or has just recently been declared deceased. Is there any benefit to this option, or might this be a consideration to MM's family?

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Beagle wrote:

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However, there are other victims on the cold case list whose relatives have not endlessly antagonized cops and prosecutors; and those victims are not invisible. They are real actual dead bodies. They are positively known homicide victims. Whoever responsibly advocates on their behalf probably gets a little more ear time. Those people are probably going to get what little attention the Cold Case Unit, which is tiny and only temporarily funded, can give them.
The Cold Case Unit rightfully should concentrate on what can actually be accomplished in a world of limited resources.

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Tom wrote:

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If your daughter went missing and the police told you, or a mechanic told you that they found a rag that was put deep into the muffler your comment shouldn't be " I told her to do that to stop the car from smoking" it should be more like " why would anyone want to do that?" I think this is the strongest piece of evidence in the case so far.
1. A car can't travel that far with something jammed in its exhaust system. If you did have something in your exhaust system it wouldn't and you would feel the difference in the ride. You would pull over the car would be choking.
2. Theres a good chance then that the rag had to be placed in the car after the accident.
3. The car was found 10 minutes after Maura was seen alive. Which means if someone abducted her assuming she was fighting they would have had to shove a rag into the exhaust system with a very fit girl fighting back. People would have saw.
4. Even if they picked Maura up to give her a ride and she entered the car innocently its not like the abducter would say " hold on I'm going to place a rag in your tail pipe and shove it up there." There would be no reason to you have your victim already.
Those four facts I'm pretty sure are very very plausable. Now what if Mauras siliva is on the rag, or what LE thinks is siliva is on the rag that would mean that could be the murder weapon and when it was found Mr. Maura says " I gave her the rag and I told her to put it in the exhaust to have the car stop smoking?"
Not accusing him, but there is no motive for anyone to put the rag into the exhaust.

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Keepthesearchalive wrote:

Just always keep in my LE always wants to solve these things ahead of any citizen, journalist, PI, or ex cop.

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Keepthesearchalive wrote:

Just always keep in my LE always wants to solve these things ahead of any citizen, journalist, PI, or ex cop.

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Beagle wrote:

<quoted text>Has a crush on a Weymouth cop? Wants a date? Who knows?

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Shack wrote:

What I have been thinking recently is how soon February 9th is nearing. I do keep in touch with some of Maura's family...although not as much as I used to. How many times can one ask how they are doing. I guess an empty question because we know that they are hurting.

Jwb wrote:

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Tom, great post. The rag as a murder weapon is a good theory. The rag may have had chloroform on it. I haven't heard that one proposed yet.

Beagle wrote:

<quoted text>Mass. State Police Det. Ricky McMillan told me I was garbage, openly mocked and laughed at me, threatened to make trouble for me with my employer and to hound me at home. So I wasn't too inclined to talk with him. You can trust no cop. You can trust no prosecutor. You can trust on former cop or former prosecutor. They lie for a living. They make trouble for you, the kind of troube that lasts forever, ruins your reputation. Your new neighbors look you up online and then shun you, even though they have no details and are leaping to conclusion. Employers won't hire you. Cops are garbage. Plain enough?

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I know... and when an ex-state cop turned PI from the Amherst MA area asks me (May 2011) if I killed Maura Murray, how do you think it feels? When no one will be a friendly neighbor or friendly to you at work, if you can even get a crummy, low-wage job, how do you think it makes you feel, that someone is working really hard to connect you to Maura's disappearance? Sometimes you keep it bottled up, sometimes you let it out.

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Beagle wrote:

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Ask MA SP det. Ricky McMillan. He seems to know all, even if he's just a Denzel Washington wannabe.

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<quoted text>What did your original Beagle sound like? What are you just sayin'? Thanks.

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Jwb wrote:

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you are in a unusual mood tonight beagle. I will talk to others and let you chill