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Socco Mag talks about Champy seeing the truck it might mention the investigator Pg 80-81<quoted text>
Do you know who interviewed the witness who saw a Red Truck on BHR? Do you consider this to be a valid report?
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Judged: 1 1 Socco Mag talks about Champy seeing the truck it might mention the investigator Pg 80-81 |
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Judged: 1 1 1 may be very helpful.But how can we attribute where the statement came from?Who saw all of this?Is it a direct quote? |
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Judged: 1 1 1 They determined it was "The girl" and started looking pretty damn quick. |
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“"CONFUSION CENTRAL"” Since: Dec 11 1,567 Franconia NH |
Judged: 1 1 1 I do not know the identity of the person who talked to that person. I do believe it to be valid though. John |
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Judged: 1 1 Thank you for clarifying this. |
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But Amy, I took some of these statements and replys to have a double meaning. There could be a person or persons of interest or it could be to protect someone who has tried to get to the bottom of a rumor, or who went to police with what someone had done once and gotten away with, so they're saying what they know and expressing that they strongly believe so and so did something horrendous that night. Came home with blood on his shoes, and threatened that person to never ask or tell what they saw. Take for example a narc. He acts as if he does drugs. He is brought into the group. He is allowed to do drugs and other crazy things as a way to gain the ppls trust. Then, like an insider in jail, or whatever you can imagine here, voila. A confession. Or in the narcs case he finds out who the king pin is and works with police for years to get a good bust. OR........not. To let these types of details loose would/might jeopardize a persons life or reputation. We don't know and they,(the police department) cannot explain this is how I see it, and no matter how tough it got it seemed evasive. Just my opinion. Not saying it's happening here. I'm just trying my hardest to express my along the side thinking.I did watch both proceedings twice and it was frustrating to say the least. It seemed almost lame. I think police are trying their hardest to find out but cannot allow this possibly leading nowhere information to come out. Whew :( |
Judged: 1 1 1 No just me. You misunderstood what I said. There was activity seen at the trunk by witnesses but I never stated it was Maura. It was to dark for these witnesses to say whether or not it was male or female. The only one whom could definitly say it was a female was SBD because he stopped and talked to a female in the saturn. The Westmans did not know it was a female until CS went to there house inquiring about a female. Others have stated that she was seen there 1-2 minutes before police came. Not me. |
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Judged: 1 I'm so sorry, I had to take out so many of your words, to make my post fit. I tried. But Amy, I took some of these statements and replys to have a double meaning. There could be a person or persons of interest or it could be to protect someone who has tried to get to the bottom of a rumor, or who went to police with what someone had done once and gotten away with, so they're saying what they know and expressing that they strongly believe so and so did something horrendous that night. Came home with blood on his shoes, and threatened that person to never ask or tell what they saw. Take for example a narc. He acts as if he does drugs. He is brought into the group. He is allowed to do drugs and other crazy things as a way to gain the ppls trust. Then, like an insider in jail, or whatever you can imagine here, voila. A confession. Or in the narcs case he finds out who the king pin is and works with police for years to get a good bust. OR........not. To let these types of details loose would/might jeopardize a persons life or reputation. We don't know and they,(the police department) cannot explain this is how I see it, and no matter how tough it got it seemed evasive. Just my opinion. Not saying it's happening here. I'm just trying my hardest to express my along the side thinking.I did watch both proceedings twice and it was frustrating to say the least. It seemed almost lame. I think police are trying their hardest to find out but cannot allow this possibly leading nowhere information to come out. Whew :( |
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Judged: 1 1 1 I truly respect your professional insight and your unrelenting commitment to this "disappearance". I just can't shake the feeling that Red Truck grabbed Maura and turned around at BHR (hence the SAR dog losing the scent) and headed westward (back towards Woodsville) and that someone saw a suspicious vehicle (apart from RO) headed in that direction. Perhaps that's why they searched to the West and why the BOL went out to Haverhill, Lisbon and Littleton (and not Lincoln nor North Woodstock). Unless they assumed that "the girl" would naturally head back into town on foot and that the entire mini-search was the result of a miscalculation or miscommunication FUBAR? |
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Judged: 1 1 1 Thank you for caring enough to come back and I want to go with whatever you have to say because you are more in the loop than anyone. I just have to go back and find that post now b/c it matters to me when i find I'm wrong. Just not so sure yet that I am or not. So BRB |
Judged: 6 6 6 Can't wait to hear what your theories are! |
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Judged: 2 2 1 Are you Dr. Jekyll or Mr. Hyde tonight? |
Judged: 1 1 But, if they knew her driving route in advance, then WHY would they go down Bunga Road? |
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Judged: 1 1 1 Have you ever shared your insights on the court proceedings? If not, would you be willing to? |
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Judged: 3 2 2 Also, RO states the truck wasn't a crew cab which means that there would be no place for her to sit in the car if there were two individuals in the front. So she would have to be forced in. Even if they grabbed her and were able to get her into the truck without anyone seeing anything or her dropping anything in a fight. There is no way the car could be driven with a fighting passenger in the front seat. How come Fred Murray isn't even asking people to look into the red truck? He has been on TV and had the ability to do so? I don't think he even believes the red truck theory. |
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Judged: 2 2 1 I believe "Red Truck" was going up the hill (on Route 112) past Bunga Road when they spotted RO. I don't recall RO saying that Red Truck was actually on Bunga. If Red Truck knew she was going to take 112 then perhaps they were waiting for her to pass by so they could follow her? |
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Judged: 2 2 1 And Frosty , You can add Annes Comments- Left in a private vehichle. |
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