Maura Murray

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hannah_b wrote:

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Ok, that explains alot. You have my sympathies. You know I mostly like your posts and I know you are capable of some very good and interesting discussion.

jwb wrote:

Hannah from sweeden- did you see th accident from you house? what do you know about anything regarding Maura? We are listening thank you very much.

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jwb wrote:

Hannah from sweeden- did you see th accident from you house? what do you know about anything regarding Maura? We are listening thank you very much.

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jwb wrote:

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Hannah - Really _ I don't hold anything against you at all- I Just feel that Some want to keep others from communicating.

Frostman wrote:

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No but she can see Russia from her house.:)

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jwb wrote:

I like you also hannah but frustrated about just trying to communicate ideas and thoughts that are trashed by some (not you). Never a problem with you Hannah at all though once or twice we got it on-and then but,
I have no Agenda - Just dad is all and I am lucky to have my daughter with me.

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hannah_b wrote:

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I don´t, but I get your point. But please don´t out posters or threaten to do so. It could actually jeopardize their safety.

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hannah_b wrote:

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I don´t have an agenda either, and I try to keep an open mind as to what happened to Maura. I don´t doubt you´re a wonderful dad.

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jwb wrote:

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Not threatening at all Hannah? where did i say that?

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jwb wrote:

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Good enough Hannah we are good- Time to move ahead- Looking forward to the danby vt skull response..
thank you Hannah

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anonymousone wrote:

Does anyone know which direction the wind was blowing on February 9th and 10th 2004? I will explain after if someone knows.

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Frostman wrote:

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From the NW (less than 5 mph) per the historical records for that night.
Any theories are welcomed (by most of us)!

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Jenkins wrote:

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You make it sound like u can walk for miles on top of the snow, which is not true at all. When were u searching? Were u up there working a couple weeks of feb 9 or was it later in the season? The only time I've seen snow u can't make tracks in is when it is less than like 6" deep and hard. There was def at least 2' of snowpack on the ground. When theres that mich snow the top inch might freeze but it's like fresh powder underneath.
How big were these sections u could walk without making tracks?. When there's deep snow u can barely walk 10' on the surface of the snow without breaking trough. Anyone who is familiar with Nh outdoors in the winter will tell u this.
The only time there's a real thick crust is when it rains a lot an them freezes right after. But then it's like an ice rink. Nobody can travel anywhere on this without slipping all over, unless they have crampins, but then they're gonna break thru.
Even when it's like this your still gonna break thru 99% of the time.
When I was younger, & even to this day, Ive always wanted to b able to walk On top of the snow..idk it just always seemed fun to me.
& I've NEVER been able to do it nowhere how hard I try. There's been several tes wheee conditjoms were perfect and I really thought I'd b able to do it but I always end up breaking through. I'd say ive made it like 20 steps max.
The point is: it would have been extremely difficult for Maura to make it deep into the woods under those conditions.
Anybody who say otherwise just doesn't know, or is bending the facts for some reason.