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Looking4AMoose wrote:

<quoted text>No one is sure what she did. I'm just correcting your rendition of the geographical features of the area. Personally, I think she got in the red truck and left the area.

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Looking4AMoose wrote:

<quoted text>No one is sure what she did. I'm just correcting your rendition of the geographical features of the area. Personally, I think she got in the red truck and left the area.

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Jwb wrote:

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Correct we don't know where she went- I do know the area very well and if she wanted to commit suicide the best bet IMO would be to go to the east ? why go back to a well lite place if that was your plan?
again playing two sides of the coin,
If she was suicidal then the best option is east but everyone(not me) thinks she went West towards civilization.

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Bumping for Maura wrote:

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Looking...,
I agree with you there.
Most things seem to indicate that the red truck seen by witness RO in Swiftwater village and the red truck seen parked some way up BHR by a passing witness was likely one and the same.
So if Maura walked the short distance from her stranded car to the Rte 112/BHR intersection, the red truck (if parked some way up BHR) might well have come down BHR, quickly stopping at the 112 intersection before picking Maura up and speeding west or east on 112.
Whether the driver of the red truck was Maura´s known friend or unknown foe is clearly impossible to know.
Just a thought here:
What if the SBD were in fact sitting in his bus doing his paperwork at about the same time that the red truck came down BHR and stopped to pick Maura up, willingly or not, at the 112 intersection.
On Google Map Street views it seems that there is a light on 112 at the intersection with BHR. Provided that this light was in fact in working order on the night of Feb 9th 2004 the intersection should have been fairly well lit.
What if SBD did in fact see Maura being picked up - willingly or not - sitting in his bus?
What if he, as Hannah here has previously speculated, did see that the red truck with Maura onboard sped away going west towards Swiftwater village. Perhaps this could be, as Hannah says, why a search was only made towards the west?
Whether the red truck sped off east or west, perhaps SBD recognised the truck and for some reason felt so scared by what he noticed that he feared for his own and his family´s safety?
Just speculating wildly...

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Jwb wrote:

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SDmart would not be on a site for more than 5 years if he/she was not sympathetic to the person of topic

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Looking4AMoose wrote:

Quoted from a previous forum regarding a red truck being sold by a fred murray:
"Best I've ever owned Written by: Fred Murray on 02/16/2004 Detailed Ratings Overall Rating Performance: 9 Fun-to-Drive: 10 Build Quality: 10 Comfort: 10 Interior Design: 9 Reliability: 10 Fuel Economy: 10 Exterior Design: 9 Vehicle 1996 Toyota T100 2 Dr SR5 Extended Cab SB Review Has been the best vehicle I've ever owned. Doesn't drive like a truck, more like a luxury car. Has gotten a steady 19.5 to 21.5 mpg on the open road since the first day I got it and thats with a full top camper. Even when loaded, handling is solid and responsive. Driven every day to work and back. Still looks like a new truck. Favorite Features Confort, power, handling, reliability. Suggested Improvements A change in tires to Michelin all terrain. Was this review helpful? Yes No "

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Looking4AMoose wrote:

Quoted from a previous forum regarding a red truck being sold by a fred murray:
"Best I've ever owned Written by: Fred Murray on 02/16/2004 Detailed Ratings Overall Rating Performance: 9 Fun-to-Drive: 10 Build Quality: 10 Comfort: 10 Interior Design: 9 Reliability: 10 Fuel Economy: 10 Exterior Design: 9 Vehicle 1996 Toyota T100 2 Dr SR5 Extended Cab SB Review Has been the best vehicle I've ever owned. Doesn't drive like a truck, more like a luxury car. Has gotten a steady 19.5 to 21.5 mpg on the open road since the first day I got it and thats with a full top camper. Even when loaded, handling is solid and responsive. Driven every day to work and back. Still looks like a new truck. Favorite Features Confort, power, handling, reliability. Suggested Improvements A change in tires to Michelin all terrain. Was this review helpful? Yes No "

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Snowy wrote:

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That reply falls under the category of incendiary and meaningless blather.

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Snowy wrote:

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I believe it was a Fred Murray on this date in Massachusetts, yes?

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Bumping for Maura wrote:

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Looking...,
I agree with you there.
Most things seem to indicate that the red truck seen by witness RO in Swiftwater village and the red truck seen parked some way up BHR by a passing witness was likely one and the same.
So if Maura walked the short distance from her stranded car to the Rte 112/BHR intersection, the red truck (if parked some way up BHR) might well have come down BHR, quickly stopping at the 112 intersection before picking Maura up and speeding west or east on 112.
Whether the driver of the red truck was Maura´s known friend or unknown foe is clearly impossible to know.
Just a thought here:
What if the SBD were in fact sitting in his bus doing his paperwork at about the same time that the red truck came down BHR and stopped to pick Maura up, willingly or not, at the 112 intersection.
On Google Map Street views it seems that there is a light on 112 at the intersection with BHR. Provided that this light was in fact in working order on the night of Feb 9th 2004 the intersection should have been fairly well lit.
What if SBD did in fact see Maura being picked up - willingly or not - sitting in his bus?
What if he, as Hannah here has previously speculated, did see that the red truck with Maura onboard sped away going west towards Swiftwater village. Perhaps this could be, as Hannah says, why a search was only made towards the west?
Whether the red truck sped off east or west, perhaps SBD recognised the truck and for some reason felt so scared by what he noticed that he feared for his own and his family´s safety?
Just speculating wildly...

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Det Columbo wrote:

It is not the same Fred Murray. This is also 1 week after maura went missing.
And this has been proven not to be the Fred, mauras Dad.
John

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Snowy wrote:

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I believe it was a Fred Murray on this date in Massachusetts, yes?

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mcsmom wrote:

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I don't believe SBD could see the intersection if he backed his bus all the way back, but from his porch he would have been able to see. "stand" on BHR using google and you will see his porch windows and then pan to see what JM could see.