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WTH-the-original wrote:

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I know. I never really questioned his credentials before. Didn't shack use to call him the Irish terrier or some crap like that? Was it him? I wonder if she ever saw any credentials? At least something that wasn't a mail order badge and certificate.
Bill

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Anybody remember Chris Flynn? They found his van in Haverhill, NH. Remember the same list of morons that insisted that there wasn't any evidence that Chris actually drove the van there? That he was killed in MA and then the murderers drove the van up there to throw everyone off of the trail? Anyone remember that case? Shocking when Chris popped up no worse for the wear. All those murder conspiracy theories and secret van transports. Remember those? They were fun while they lasted. Of course some of use were trying to explain that there was no evidence that he wasn't there. That the person who likely was in Chris Flynn's van as Chris Flynn. But, people let their imaginations fly and insisted that foul play was involved and that there was no evidence that Chris was ever in NH. We actually have closure in this case. And guess what? It was Chris who drove his van to NH and walked away. Who would have thought? Oh, that's right, a whole group here said that by following simple rules of logic, including Occam.
Bill

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This seems very plausible to me.

Wowzer the real one wrote:

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Not sure if it was him or weeper that was called the Irish something or other.
I've always questioned it because of his totally unprofessional manner.

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Beagle wrote:

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Yes, the accident report says she was driving... There has also been reported - only reported - that thee was difference of about an hour from time Maura left the little party at SW to the time of the Corolla crash. The driving time from SW to the Corolla crash scene is maybe two minutes.

WTH-the-original wrote:

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I'm confused. You are saying you don't believe this? I just told you I have personally witnessed a 120 pound deer disappear in 3 days. I think that the only reason that a 1000 pound moose would actually last three weeks is because of the skittishness of animals around the roadway.
Bill

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Wowzer the real one wrote:

<quoted text>I remember all the talk. And while people were searching the woods for him he was in California.

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Beagle wrote:

<quoted text>In a recent post above, you said that it was an open investigation until a body is found.
Exactly - I mean exactly - how did SBD identify Maura Murray?

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Beagle wrote:

<quoted text>Scattered? The fox and coyotes ran off with the booze bottles?

Frostman wrote:

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I think a moose could have helped as well...
http://www.youtube.com/watch...

Advocate wrote:

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As I recall, the SBD was shown a photo of Maura. It was a photo in which her hair was up in the customary (for her) bun. SBD commented that it looked like her except that the girl he saw had her hair down.

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Re another young woman in the Saturn at the crash site on 112 ... why would some other young woman drive Maura's Saturn all the way to NH to an area that was Maura's favorite place in the world?

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Beagle wrote:

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She may have been a passenger in the Corolla and the driver left or Maura may have switched places with her. Or him. Maura may not have been drunk or very drunk. She may have taken the place of the driver before Hadley PD arrived. Then, if news accounts are correct, she would have gone with the tow truck driver to the motel. That's very obvious.
I can understand Maura having crashed the Corolla if this was the first time she took that route. Or if she was drunk. Or if she was texting, maybe. But it's not a route that you would take, especially if your trip was important, if you had never taken it before. She would almost certain taken University Dr to Russell St. to the motel.
The assertion you made was that if the responding officer ID'd Maura then she must have been driving the Corolla and therefore proceeded to the motel with the tow truck driver. Obviously, Maura almost definitely went to the motel with the tow truck driver. No one is disputing that. But that does not mean she was driving the car. It only means that she told the Hadley officer that she was the driver. Who knows what else she may have told him.

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Beagle wrote:

<quoted text>According to Occam's Razah, the glass booze bottles would have been eaten by the mountain lions. No trace left behind.

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I'm male, but when much younger, even my sister, wearing heels, looked like me in the dark. We are distinctly male and female, but our facial and postural resemblance were striking.

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Snowy wrote:
no, no, no. we're talking Amherst.
if Haverhill, hypothermia.
if Amherst, her death may have occurred there, and her body may have been disposed of in MA, or elsewhere, but not necessarily in NH.
Gee Tom,
Sounds like Snowy may be leaning toward the theory that "Big Foot" a local inhabitant of the area nabbed Maura and took her out of state (ANYWHERE but NH!@!! LOL). Next Snowy will attempt to convince everyone that BF was after the 5 cent Maine refund on that booze bottle! So THAT'S where the bottle went, right Snowy?!

Frostman wrote:

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I think a moose could have helped as well...
http://www.youtube.com/watch...

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hannah_b wrote:

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Nobody outside of LE has ever seen that video, which is very much different from most missing persons cases. It is kept away from everyone for a reason. It may not even show Maura.