Maura Murray

jwb wrote:

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Do we know for sure Hannah? They have local individuals (poi) They just don't have enough yet to prosecute yet. Looks like the case went to a grand jury and they must have come back with a conclusion of not enough evidence. I doesn't mean things didn't pan out and that was not 2006.

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RobibsonOrdway posted on Nov 13, 2007 regarding NHSP Monaghan's reply to her question:
"He went to the call only to make sure that the accident did not occur in his jurisdiction, which it did not. He then proceeded down 112 - towards my house - and told HPD that he would look on the way. That is when he saw me and stopped. He was actually on his way to another call for a suicidal boy in Pike. He does not fill out a statement because it is not required according to Section 106-B:15. He investigated nothing and saw nothing."
How long did LE spend arguing?

hannah_b wrote:

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Do we know when the grand jury was?

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amy researches wrote:

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Denial? Frustration? Trying to protect her? Hiding something? Your guess is as good as mine.

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jwb wrote:

<quoted text> Didn't The suicide call come @ 9:33

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fireweed wrote:

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RobinsonOrdway wrote that she arrived at SSS around 7:15PM and stayed for 30-45 minutes and then ran into M******n on 112 on the way back home.
Robinsonordway also posted on Nov 15, 2007 with respect to a brief Q&A with M******n regarding the timeline on that evening back in February 9, 2004:
"Apparently the time question I am not allowed to ask. Yep, here we go. So, I ask, does anyone have a copy of the dispatch notes for the State?"

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fireweed wrote:

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RobibsonOrdway posted on Nov 13, 2007 regarding NHSP Monaghan's reply to her question:
"He went to the call only to make sure that the accident did not occur in his jurisdiction, which it did not. He then proceeded down 112 - towards my house - and told HPD that he would look on the way. That is when he saw me and stopped. He was actually on his way to another call for a suicidal boy in Pike. He does not fill out a statement because it is not required according to Section 106-B:15. He investigated nothing and saw nothing."
How long did LE spend arguing?

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jwb wrote:

From Southshore Express:
A local Woodsville resident has come forward claiming to have heard about another accident on a police scanner the same evening that Maura's accident was reported. The woman, who goes by the name "Anne," first recounted the incident on a posting to the Maura Murray website. She spoke to a reporter for this story but did not want her name used.
Around 7 that evening, Anne recalled, she heard reports on the police scanner in her home that a young female driver was off the road and emergency vehicles were to respond. Anne said she heard a second call come in telling the emergency vehicles to turn back, because there was no need for their service; the young female driver was said to have left the area of Swiftwater Road in a private vehicle. Swiftwater Road is about two miles from Maura's accident scene. There is also Swiftwater Circle a half-mile from the accident scene. To further confuse the matter there is a small area near Woodsville that locals often call Swiftwater.
"The only reason we paid attention to the call was that we had a friend who was from Florida and was spending her first winter up here and living alone...and that was the route she drove home on," Anne explained.
There was no mention of a second accident in the Grafton County Sheriff's log that day. In fact, no activity was reported between 6:08 p.m. and 7:27 p.m.
Speculation has focused on a possible link between the two accidents, though there is no other evidence available to prove that a second accident occurred or that Maura was in any way involved.

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Wowzer the real one wrote:

I spent some quality time today with some friends and had a very interesting day.
It seems that columbo has not bothered to sit down with LE and ask them about the questions he has. He would rather play a puzzle blame game on an internet forum than do what a good PI would do and get off his arse and go see the people in question and talk to them instead of putting their names on a public forum and trying to make them look guilty.
I also see that once again he refuses to answer my questions on post # 16106. It's not the first time I've asked that question and he wouldn't answer.
That's OK, play your little game. People with a brain are catching on.

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Snowy wrote:

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care to link?
seriously, you're providing stale, previously debated information today? it is insulting to the intelligence of some.
her telling has not been verified, and its relevance has been disputed.

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jwb wrote:

Columbo , Chief W lives on BH road would he have been driving the suv HPD car that you previously referred to? That was the first time I heard about that vehicle being the first at the scene. Can you elaborate please?
Thank you

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jwb wrote:

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I was not really posting it for the Anne statements but was posting it for the written comments about about lack of activity from 6:08 to 7:27 it is a Repost. Do you want the link? I will find it for you.

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Det Columbo wrote:

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Chief William's did NOT live on BHR at the time of MM accident.
His residence then was on Country Land rd.. Another cop also lived on the same rd. as William's.
I believe Officer Charles lived on BHR at the time though.
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jwb wrote:

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I was not really posting it for the Anne statements but was posting it for the written comments about about lack of activity from 6:08 to 7:27 it is a Repost. Do you want the link? I will find it for you.

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jwb wrote:

From Southshore Express:
A local Woodsville resident has come forward claiming to have heard about another accident on a police scanner the same evening that Maura's accident was reported. The woman, who goes by the name "Anne," first recounted the incident on a posting to the Maura Murray website. She spoke to a reporter for this story but did not want her name used.
Around 7 that evening, Anne recalled, she heard reports on the police scanner in her home that a young female driver was off the road and emergency vehicles were to respond. Anne said she heard a second call come in telling the emergency vehicles to turn back, because there was no need for their service; the young female driver was said to have left the area of Swiftwater Road in a private vehicle. Swiftwater Road is about two miles from Maura's accident scene. There is also Swiftwater Circle a half-mile from the accident scene. To further confuse the matter there is a small area near Woodsville that locals often call Swiftwater.
"The only reason we paid attention to the call was that we had a friend who was from Florida and was spending her first winter up here and living alone...and that was the route she drove home on," Anne explained.
There was no mention of a second accident in the Grafton County Sheriff's log that day. In fact, no activity was reported between 6:08 p.m. and 7:27 p.m.
Speculation has focused on a possible link between the two accidents, though there is no other evidence available to prove that a second accident occurred or that Maura was in any way involved.

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jwb wrote:

Columbo , Chief W lives on BH road would he have been driving the suv HPD car that you previously referred to? That was the first time I heard about that vehicle being the first at the scene. Can you elaborate please?
Thank you

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Det Columbo wrote:

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Chief William's did NOT live on BHR at the time of MM accident.
His residence then was on Country Land rd.. Another cop also lived on the same rd. as William's.
I believe Officer Charles lived on BHR at the time though.
John