Maura Murray

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mcsmom wrote:

Good kids make poor choices all the time.....but I don't buy running off or contemplating suicide over 79 bucks.
And no, Ruddock didn't tag a DUI on her (if she was), so more reason for her to feel relieved.

FrmLE wrote:

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Well, whether you buy it or not does not mean it wasn't possible, right? Consider this case, Megan Meier was 14 years old when she committed suicide by hanging herself over bullying over the internet. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suicide_of_Megan...
Would you also say you 'don't buy' that someone would committ suicide over internet comments on Facebook?
Also consider that your statement "but I don't buy running off or contemplating suicide over 79 bucks. is a little misleading, isn't it? Because it wasn't just 79 bucks, it was a criminal offense by stealing 79 bucks, as well as all the other things in her life, some that we know about and some we surely don't know about.
It was not just 79 bucks, it was the criminal offense, the crash of her dads car, the dismissal from West Point, and who knows what other personal issues that only she knew about inside her head. It was culmulative, as these things always are. Not just 79 bucks.

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FrmLE wrote:

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Well, whether you buy it or not does not mean it wasn't possible, right? Consider this case, Megan Meier was 14 years old when she committed suicide by hanging herself over bullying over the internet. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suicide_of_Megan...
Would you also say you 'don't buy' that someone would committ suicide over internet comments on Facebook?
Also consider that your statement "but I don't buy running off or contemplating suicide over 79 bucks. is a little misleading, isn't it? Because it wasn't just 79 bucks, it was a criminal offense by stealing 79 bucks, as well as all the other things
in her life, some that we know about and some we surely don't know about.
It was not just 79 bucks, it was the criminal offense, the crash of her dads car, the dismissal from West Point, and who knows what other personal issues that only she knew about inside
her head. It was culmulative, as these things always are. Not just 79 bucks

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hannah_b wrote:

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From 7.27 to 7.48 = 21 minutes.

hannah_b wrote:

To apply for a nursing license in MA, the applicant has to answer the following questions:
"5.Have you ever been convicted of a felony or misdemeanor in the United States or any other country/foreign jurisdiction?
6. Are you the subject of any pending or open criminal case (s) or investigation(s),(including for any felony or misdemeanor) in a jurisdiction in the United States or any country/foreign jurisdiction?"

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mcsmom wrote:

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You missed my point
I don't think it was just 79 bucks.....

mcsmom wrote:

Good kids make poor choices all the time.....but I don't buy running off or contemplating suicide over 79 bucks.

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Snowy wrote:

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both FM and MM have been well supported by the PBB (self-named) in their insistence that nothing untoward happened in MM's life prior to her disappearance. of course, the credit card issue was WELL KNOWN to the PBB before JR's confirmation. call it protection or call it cover-up, the job of the PBB was/is to distract from "truth" or "facts" to provide little by way of accurate information.
it is unusual for a family grieving loss to behave this way, imo, and the opinion of others.
it certainly makes these discussions endlessly circular and frustrating.
the first mention by whiston on topix of credit card fraud drew scorn by the PBB.
L4M....do we agree?
and, guess what? there must be much, much more to the story.

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looking4amoose wrote:

<quoted text> Not to mention that anywhere you work as a Health Care Professional requires a CORI and/or BCI....

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citigirl wrote:

Maura is deeply loved and missed by many.

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citigirl wrote:

the fact remains that Maura vanished with out a trace on Feb. 9th. Regardless of what may have transpired in her life before she disappeared she is still missing and needs to be found. Maura is deeply loved and missed by many.

WTH-the-original wrote:

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That doesn't follow. There may have been an impulse control issue. Not a money issue at all.
Bill

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looking4amoose wrote:

<quoted text>I don't usually judge others.....but that being said, I'm left feeling that if Fred or someone in the family had only disclosed this information about Maura immediately, then maybe she could have been found. Instead, he said her previous life didn't matter...... It's apparent that her previous life DID matter, and there were things going on that DID matter.....really sad that perhaps her own father conttributed to the lack of finding her...yet he blames it all on LE and the locals. It really pisses me off, that family members would portray a young adult as the picture of perfection while all that was going on. I'm simply disgusted.