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WTH-the-original wrote:

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I am glad to hear that because the accusation he made was pretty straightforward and your reaction made me think you thought I had something to do with it.

“ I think the whole problem is that Patrics body was moved around slightly when found...by inexperienced searchers.”

Bill

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WTH-the-original wrote:

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I responded to the Whalley comment in humor. I hope it was taken that way.
LE might read here, once in a while, but I hope they have better leads than the crap that comes from a lot of these posters.
Bill

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WTH-the-original wrote:

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I figured it out when he posted. I didn't post what I was thinking until that time.
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Emmett Dove wrote:

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Honestly, I was so infuriated with the info of mine on a youtube video, that I wasnt even thinking about how strait forward it was.. I was in my "own lil p**** off world", if you may.. I am not here to accuse people, I just want to learn about this case.. I have pretty much learned my place, & I hope that all the people involved,(family, friends, locals, LE, PIs, etc;) have figured that out..
On a second notion.. Who is "Patric"? Is that the other big thread under this one? I have never heard about that case, thus, have never read nor posted there..

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Frostman wrote:

Slow news day in the UK?
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-21041...

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Emmett Dove wrote:

& in all honesty.. I said "Whalley Ave." just to see if anyone caught on, so that I would know what I could say here, & what I couldnt.. There are lots of things that I have wanted to say, but if mi famiglia found out I was posting it on a message board, I might be repimanded.. As a Sicilian, I have to becareful what I say because I know its FACT that Active LE watch & read this forum..
Honestly, I should not be here at all.. But the "mystery" that I seen on the ID network perplexed me into reading, then posting..

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Emmett Dove wrote:

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this one sir..

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Snowy wrote:

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frankly, there are more intriguing "mysteries"....this one sticks, but not sure why.
the half-truths and outright lies should have discouraged any honest discussion long ago.
i'm sure the "locals' would love to wake up to an update some morning. they deserve it, because it is probably isn't about them at all. anyone would be p'od...outraged...to have a band of thieves turning over the earth in their location in the name of one person who may have disappeared for reasons other than by abduction/foul play/homicide.

WTH-the-original wrote:

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I had made the comment in jest that you didn't write like someone from Whalley ave. Then Whitenoise made the comment that I was just noticing that. I was stating that I noticed it long before, that you didn't write like someone from New Haven, I was just commenting on it then, jokingly. Does that clear it up at all?
Bill

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Snowy wrote:

re: Chris Fowler / McKay / Franconia - hi tech http://bits.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/02/21/body...

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Emmett Dove wrote:

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I agree with you, Snowy.. One reason that I think it sticks are the "10 minute window" of her disapperance.. Plus, im sure some guys think she is pretty & seen the ID show about "The All American Girl" .. Although, no offence to anyone, Maura included, I have really never met an "AAG".. I think that reference is kind of outdated.. She may have been very smart & an athelete, but idk what the qualifications for an AAG are anymore..
& yes, there are way better mysteries.. I have spent countless hours on plenty of them also.. I need to stay away from the ID Network on Discovery because I end up all over the place reading.. From Roswell, to JFK, to just about anything I have seen/heard/read about while searching another.. Mrs Kennedy-Onasis' daughter finally released her tapes that werent supposed to be release untill after 50yrs from her death.. They were interesting..
& what the locals had to endure was sad & mean in my eyes.. Even IF some local did something to harm Miss Murray, all of the ones who helped, spent countless hours, etc; Should have NEVER been drug through the mud!

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Great find. Frontline LE everywhere should be "armed" with the latest technology no matter the local crime rate or the budgetary constraints of a town, county or state.

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Frostman wrote:

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Great find. Frontline LE everywhere should be "armed" with the latest technology no matter the local crime rate or the budgetary constraints of a town, county or state.

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Simply Caustic wrote:

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Hmmmm. I do concur that it is deplorable, what was done to SBD. I do not, in any way, shape, or form, support the theory that anything that occured on this forum OR other forums, contributed to his death. He moved to Florida. It has (repeatedly) been stated that he did not read these forums. And while he was, in fact, contacted at least once in Florida (by a PI) I see no evidence that this contributed to his death. It's quite a stretch.
I do agree that it was likely stressful for him, and maybe that's part of why he moved. But he was not bullied to death. I don't condone the bashing that he was the subject of - but to say it killed him, only radicalizes the point you are making.(Not necessarily you Amy).

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Snowy wrote:

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pretty enough, smart enough, athletic enough...not exceptionally so to merit any more or less attention than any other. the 10 minute pause is intriguing. the mystery around natalee holloway's disappearance, and others, was equally, if not more, compelling.
more people than i ever knew are drawn to "mysteries" 24/7....and "sleuthing". well, there are lots of playgrounds out there for this kind of activity.
whomever decided to go on the offensive, and i trust it began with the MMM forum, owns what they started.

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Snowy wrote:

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sorry, not buying it. there is no validating proof that he did not read these forums, or that he was unaware of the campaign against him. he did not need to "read" the ugly MMM forum to learn he was the object of scorn, doubt, questioning, and implication for a role in her disappearance.

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Snowy wrote:

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reply to the "judge" who disagrees, but can't formulate a reply to my post....
an honest appeal to the public is what you do to begin to "look for" a loved one, inside and outside of an official investigation.
why,ever, would FM approve of the sliming of local residents and hostility toward authorities in his daughter's name? how could that possibility benefit her?