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Beagle wrote:

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Which doesn't mean the financial industry waited around to be commanded by a state legislature to protect themselves. It just means that the state, L84AD8, decided to invite themselves to the party.
I'm also skeptical of this trash room notion. I think Kennedy is about 20 stories tall. About 5,000 students live in SW. That's a lot of trash. I would be surprised if UMass Physical Plant allowed students to rummage through the waste before it gets placed in the compactor. But maybe they do. Hell of a way to find cc receipts.

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WTH-the-original wrote:

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She disappeared forever because she went from someone driving to get away for a while to someone who decided to commit suicide because she saw her entire life crumbling before her because of a drunk driving conviction that made all the other offenses kick in which she might have thought meant the end of her nursing career. All those plans, with Billy, the nursing profession which allowed her to be hired anywhere, the good job, everything, down the tubes. Because of a drunk driving charge.
Bill

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jwb wrote:

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Tom, you or no one else here on Topix has any idea what Fred shared with LE about Maura nor do you know what Fred was privy to.

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WTH-the-original wrote:

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She disappeared forever because she went from someone driving to get away for a while to someone who decided to commit suicide because she saw her entire life crumbling before her because of a drunk driving conviction that made all the other offenses kick in which she might have thought meant the end of her nursing career. All those plans, with Billy, the nursing profession which allowed her to be hired anywhere, the good job, everything, down the tubes. Because of a drunk driving charge.
Bill

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WTH-the-original wrote:

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She disappeared forever because she went from someone driving to get away for a while to someone who decided to commit suicide because she saw her entire life crumbling before her because of a drunk driving conviction that made all the other offenses kick in which she might have thought meant the end of her nursing career. All those plans, with Billy, the nursing profession which allowed her to be hired anywhere, the good job, everything, down the tubes. Because of a drunk driving charge.
Bill

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FrmLE wrote:

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That's not exactly correct.

mcsmom wrote:

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IDK lots of things to ponder.....
I think Maura had an inkling something was up after the Carolla crash, which may have been the reason Billy thought something more than the crash was bothering her.
Perhaps there was a really good reason why she picked up the accident report in person....if she did.
The ATM, the liquor store...the computer searches...

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Tom wrote:

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Bill I don't think that happens that quickly. I don't think she crashed her car and to avoid a DUI killed herself. Suicide is usually a premeditated event not a spontaneous event.

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What if Ruddock let her go on purpose because they were following her? What if she were being coerced?
What if she knew this and was trying to get away?

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FrmLE wrote:

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That's too simplistic, get DUI kill myself. Mental illness, depression and suicide is a complex dynamic that builds over a long time due to many many things in a persons life. It builds, sometimes it fades and then builds again.
No one knows all the things in a persons mind, the hurt or suffering. One things is for sure there is always a catalyst, something happens to push someone over the edge. Maybe a car crash, boyfriend cheating, school, money whatever. The catalyst event is rarely significant enough to say, yep if I crashed my car is kill myself too!
Look at the big picture, the whole dynamic and not just focus on the pizza, wine and car crash.

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Beagle wrote:

<quoted text>Who was following her? Why? Coerced? For what reason?
Sorry, but I'm not sure I understand. Maybe if you could be a little more specific, I get what you're getting at. Thanks.

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Beagle wrote:

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She picked up a police accident report completed by Ruddock? If so, then she picked it up at the Hadley PD, which I think was located on East St. then (still is), but maybe not. IIRC, that report was completed and filed on the day she disappeared.
Ruddock says "driver inattention," not icy roads. Not sure how that would affect insurance.
But why all the attention paid by police to the Corolla in N. Amherst?
If Maura had an inkling that something was up, what do you think that inkling might have been? Maybe I'm not following you.

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Beagle wrote:

<quoted text>Who was following her? Why? Coerced? For what reason?
Sorry, but I'm not sure I understand. Maybe if you could be a little more specific, I get what you're getting at. Thanks.

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mcsmom wrote:

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Because she wasn't arrested and charged with DUI, she may have realized at that point that they were more interested in tracking her whereabouts...IMO.

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FrmLE wrote:

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Look at the big picture, the whole dynamic and not just focus on the pizza, wine and car crash.

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Tom wrote:

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If they wanted to track her whereabouts that could be done whether they gave her a DUI I or not.

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FrmLE wrote:

On wait Tom, werent you the one who came here a few weeks ago with no background on this case whatsoever? Yet you told me to "read up" then get back to you with my theory?
Lol