Maura Murray

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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

Wowzer the real one wrote:

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Anne is not a local Woodsville resident. I believe she lives in VT several towns away If I'm wrong I'm sure she'll jump in and correct me.
Why are you bringing all this old crap up? Just wondering. This just verifies everything I've said about this supposed call.

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Snowy wrote:

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unnecessary; thank you, no.
head shaking, left to right. sorry to say, Anne's window of opportunity to provide a consistent and accurate telling of her story has passed, at least in the minds of some. not incidentally, she is misrepresenting herself to be "A local Woodsville resident...".
collaborating with DC and fixating on tidbits of a timeline is your right to pursue; his unmet responsibility to present as a professional lends little to no credibility to his claim to knowledge.
it is often a challenge to find accuracy in documentation, whether in law enforcement, healthcare or in any context where subjective judgment is involved.

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Snowy wrote:

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the appearance is, i'd say....hiding something.

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jwb wrote:

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That came from the newspaper written by Marybeth Conway

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Wowzer the real one wrote:

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How funny! You are now denying it but it was you not long ago that stated they both lived on BHR at the time. As I said then...WRONG!

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amy researches wrote:

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People react in mysterious ways. I've seen innocent men confess to crimes they didn't commit. You just never know what is going on in a person's mind. Hypothetically, what he could be hiding might not be directly related to her disappearance, but maybe contributed to feelings of guilt or fear of prosecution.(Not implying or accusing in any way, just a possibility.) I will respectfully refrain from publicly speculating further about that. Just as I would not speculate about SBD or any other specific person, until they are publicly named as a suspect.

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Wowzer the real one wrote:

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I may be heading over the mountain in a while. Would you be interested in meeting at a public place of your choice? DD's, McD's etc.Bet we'd have a lot to talk about.

Wowzer the real one wrote:

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I may be heading over the mountain in a while. Would you be interested in meeting at a public place of your choice? DD's, McD's etc.Bet we'd have a lot to talk about.

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Det Columbo wrote:

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YES....You are correct.
BUT...I did thank You back then for the info. I was wrong...Darn.!
Have a nice ride and enjoy the sunshine. It is a beautiful day in NH.
John

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Det Columbo wrote:

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Can I come.? Pretty Please, I promise not to throw any food. But I would love to toss around a few theories.
John

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Snowy wrote:

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you are diplomatic and are applying legal finesse in choosing not to speculate about any individual person.
this might have been a good standard, if applied some many years ago.
that said, the difference is perhaps that SBD, a passer-by, unrelated to MM, offered to assist MM directly. his involvement was unintentional, and yet he had been, and continues to be pursued and hounded by the public.
her disappearance is, after all, a public matter of debate.
by that standard, her father's relatedness and presumed involvement in her life as a parent is relevant to her disappearance.
books, like Renner's, wouldn't be written at all, save for some specific investigation and research. drawing the line, as i've said since the start of posting here, is not just a legal but a moral dilemma. the ducks boldly crossed lines with abandon since the original MMM forum, but restricted access to the other side.

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Wowzer the real one wrote:

Hey jwb where are you? Tapping fingers and waiting to hear from you.

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amy researches wrote:

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Not being a party to the virtual beer tent, or whatever it was, I don't know what all went on. I will take your word for it. I imagine I would not have been able to take it. You have my respect for standing up for what you feel is right. My morals dictate that two wrongs don't make a right. I don't mean that in a preachy tone, it's just how I feel. I try to treat everyone with respect, though I sometimes fail miserably and later have to apologize. I am stubborn and don't like to be wrong, so I try not to let that happen too often.:-)

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Frostman wrote:

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He's probably baking cannolis for you.

Frostman wrote:

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He's probably baking cannolis for you.

amy researches wrote:

I am feeling left out of this private party. Will there be eggrolls?:-)