Maura Murray

WTH-the-original wrote:

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I often wonder if my pet Airedale could get a P.I.s license in NH?

One of my rabbits has a three-year track record for finding lost keys. Maybe your dog and my bun can open an office together.:-)

amy researches wrote:

<quoted text> One of my rabbits has a three-year track record for finding lost keys. Maybe your dog and my bun can open an office together.:-)

Would make a great movie! Maybe animated?

Frostman wrote:

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Would make a great movie! Maybe animated?

Is Robin Williams on Twitter? Maybe reserve him now for the voiceovers.

Wowzer the real one wrote:

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Hmm, maybe. I'm thinking of enrolling and becoming a bounty hunter.:) If the link doesn't work Google "Global School of Investigation" in Nashua, NH
http://www.pvteye.com/

Earn $100,000/yr? And there's a free ebook? SIGN ME UP!:-)

Frostman, amy, Wowzer, Snowey, et al thanks for the laughs. I needed a couple today.

Bill

amy researches wrote:

<quoted text> Is Robin Williams on Twitter? Maybe reserve him now for the voiceovers.

Robin Williams -- as the Bunny or the Airedale? Have your agent call my agent dahlin'. Let's do lunch!

whiston wrote:

HI all I think the rag in the tailpipe would have been burned if the car had been driven even a very short distance.We have been told it was clean so was it found before MrMurray started the saturn.take care philip

The rag in the tailpipe was found the night of Feb 9,3004 at the accident scene. We were told that it was clean. Fred Murray was unaware that his daughter was in an accident or missing until Tuesday Feb. 10,2004

sorry I meant 2004.

looking4amoose wrote:

<quoted text>Does the same apply to PI's?

In our first meeting with PIs they had stated that anything we had told them they would share it with LE. The PIs were volunters many were retired LE with back grounds to do with the law. They offered there services for free with no profits to them. They were helping in the investigation to find out where and what happened to Maura.

citigirl wrote:

<quoted text>Family never saw an email to her academic supervisor.I dont believe an abductor and murder allows you phone call.

I'm confused. We have a Citigirl from Brockton and a Citigirl from Fall River and another mentioned on Renner's blog. Would one (or all of them) care to comment on the the suggestion/innuendo that Maura might have been (possibly) coerced/abducted from her dorm at UMass? Or not.
If Det. Columbo could clarify his interpretation regarding the possible time discrepancy on the logs (mentioned above) it would be, I suspect, muchly appreciated by all.
Otherwise, I'm happy to chat about Fawlty Towers until the cows come home.:-8

citigirl wrote:

<quoted text>The rag in the tailpipe was found the night of Feb 9,3004 at the accident scene. We were told that it was clean. Fred Murray was unaware that his daughter was in an accident or missing until Tuesday Feb. 10,2004

citigirl,
Thanks for this information.
Now, I still wonder how LE actually got around to search the bowels of the Saturn´s tailpipe shortly after they were called to the accident at the WB curve on Rte 112.
I understand that the rag was shoved quite some way into the tailpipe and therefore was unlikely to be visible for someone just walking round the Saturn and checking out.
In short:
What prompted LE to search the deep recesses of the tailpipe shortly after arriving at the accident spot?
Any ideas, anyone?

26 minutes earlier at 7:03 PM....That is when the accident happened. scanner call, Missing time.

After all someone reported bright lights in the sky that night.

Hey ...Who Knows

The The. Wasn't that a punk rock group from the 80s?(Note to self: Never reread your posts on Topix. Ever.:))

Det Columbo wrote:

26 minutes earlier at 7:03 PM....That is when the accident happened. scanner call, Missing time. After all someone reported bright lights in the sky that night.
Hey ...Who Knows

Translation please.

Bumping for Maura wrote:

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citigirl,
Thanks for this information.
Now, I still wonder how LE actually got around to search the bowels of the Saturn´s tailpipe shortly after they were called to the accident at the WB curve on Rte 112.
I understand that the rag was shoved quite some way into the tailpipe and therefore was unlikely to be visible for someone just walking round the Saturn and checking out.
In short:
What prompted LE to search the deep recesses of the tailpipe shortly after arriving at the accident spot?
Any ideas, anyone?

Odor maybe. Could be why he kept EMS, Fire away from vehicle.

Det Columbo wrote:

26 minutes earlier at 7:03 PM....That is when the accident happened. scanner call, Missing time.
After all someone reported bright lights in the sky that night.
Hey ...Who Knows

I know. Someone is full of crap. And his name is Det. Columbo.

Shut me up. Provide a link to the log that shows you to be right.

Bill

mcsmom wrote:

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Odor maybe. Could be why he kept EMS, Fire away from vehicle.

Likely he kept them away in case he wanted to bring a dog in to track if one was available.

Bill

"Right, then. Don't mention the war. Manuel will show you to your rooms - if you're lucky."

Bumping for Maura wrote:

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citigirl,
Thanks for this information.
Now, I still wonder how LE actually got around to search the bowels of the Saturn´s tailpipe shortly after they were called to the accident at the WB curve on Rte 112.
I understand that the rag was shoved quite some way into the tailpipe and therefore was unlikely to be visible for someone just walking round the Saturn and checking out.
In short:
What prompted LE to search the deep recesses of the tailpipe shortly after arriving at the accident spot?
Any ideas, anyone?

As per my thought in a post a day or two ago, if it was Maura who shoved the rag into the tailpipe or "someone else" right there at the scene, a stick might have been used to push the rag up a distance and it could have been left propped against the car or dropped on the ground under the tailpipe -- where it may have attracted the attention of CS, prompting a check up into the tailpipe. Some tool had to have been used to get the rag that far up in, as fingers would not push it in very far.

Was the rag ever tested for anything, does anyone know? Chemicals, DNA, alcohol, gasoline, etc.?

Frostman wrote:

"Right, then. Don't mention the war. Manuel will show you to your rooms - if you're lucky."

Your killing me.

"I mentioned it once but I think I got away with it"

Bill