Maura Murray

GrampaMo wrote:

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You're replying to my post but speaking to snowy. I'm not snowy nor have I ever been anything but GrampaMo.
If you are so concerned about people helping to find Maura then why aren't you out in the woods looking for something, anything. There's no proof she didn't go into the woods just as there's no proof that she did. Why aren't you doing something besides arguing with and bullying the posters here and telling them how much they don't care?
What makes a grown married man spend his nights and days pounding the keyboard, threatening posters, arguing,ranting and making a complete as* out of himself over a missing woman that he never met.

By the way Grampa Wowzer, I appreciate your concern as to what I do with my time, but I have it under control. You ask what have I done to help? I only really became aware of Maura being missing within the last 2-3 years. I became interested as I kept passing the blue ribbon in order to get to a new business account in Woodsville. I did a google search and then started to educate before ever posting.

I have contacted the NHSP once and the Cold case unit twice with information. I have also given Mr renner ample info from research done by myself and others (off of this forum). I also continue to smell a rat in an agenda on this forum and I don't plan on stopping any time soon.

What have you domne Grampa Wowzer?

JIN wrote:

Do any of you think she might have driven there to get away from stress and then someone took advantage of her?

The general consensus here is Sasquatch took her and ate her for dinner.

jwb wrote:

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Hi DLL- I have never heard of the Becket School incident only the youth on Lime Kiln Road. What I had alluded to was an older man (poss suicide attempt) in the area and was taken to littleton Hosp. This took place prior to Mauras accident and JKM said he was in Lisbon at the time if they needed him. I want to say this info is in the Lisbon logs.

JWB - The youth on Lime Kiln Rd was a student from Becket School. The second log narrative reads @ 9:23pm "Got 911 call forwarded from VT, from Chris Read, Counselor at Becket School, about 15 YOA with a work detail, took off on Lime Kiln to walk to power lines to commit 10-548 unknown means possibly electrocute on power lines".

It's not clear how the youth left the work detail, how long the school searched, where they searched or how he came to be on Lime Kiln Rd.

Thank you for pointing out the earlier 911 call in Littleton @ 7:18 pm. I don't know LE log codes & did't see JKM mentioned by name like McKay @ 7:20pm.

hannah_b wrote:

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The general consensus here is Sasquatch took her and ate her for dinner.

No, no, no. Sasquatch took her TO dinner.

Bill

dll wrote:

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JWB - The youth on Lime Kiln Rd was a student from Becket School. The second log narrative reads @ 9:23pm "Got 911 call forwarded from VT, from Chris Read, Counselor at Becket School, about 15 YOA with a work detail, took off on Lime Kiln to walk to power lines to commit 10-548 unknown means possibly electrocute on power lines".
It's not clear how the youth left the work detail, how long the school searched, where they searched or how he came to be on Lime Kiln Rd.
Thank you for pointing out the earlier 911 call in Littleton @ 7:18 pm. I don't know LE log codes & did't see JKM mentioned by name like McKay @ 7:20pm.

Could that have been a 10-54S not 10-548 ?

Bill

WTH-the-original wrote:

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Could that have been a 10-54S not 10-548 ?
Bill

Thanks Bill! Like I said I don't know the codes. How could JWB tell it was JKM?

dll wrote:

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JWB - The youth on Lime Kiln Rd was a student from Becket School. The second log narrative reads @ 9:23pm "Got 911 call forwarded from VT, from Chris Read, Counselor at Becket School, about 15 YOA with a work detail, took off on Lime Kiln to walk to power lines to commit 10-548 unknown means possibly electrocute on power lines".
It's not clear how the youth left the work detail, how long the school searched, where they searched or how he came to be on Lime Kiln Rd.
Thank you for pointing out the earlier 911 call in Littleton @ 7:18 pm. I don't know LE log codes & did't see JKM mentioned by name like McKay @ 7:20pm.

Thank you for clarifying that .I didn't realize that they were the same occurrence. The Sheriffs dept and local authorities were very busy for a Monday night I believe JKM to be trooper #615 from what I have been told and he was in the Lisbon area around 7:18,

SnowyB wrote:

Question - WTH/Bill and FrmLE
If she died in the woods, and evidence of her body was quickly dispersed and altered by the presence of wildlife, isn't it probable that articles of clothing may be found in the future? Are synthetic fibers....such as fleece or nylon type backpack materials less impervious to the elements, and so could last over a period of years? How many years would be realistic?
If, in addition, she carried glass and/or plastic bottles for beverages in her backpack, I trust those would be long-lasting, as well.
Am I correct?

Absolutely, but, some synthetics (nylons, plastics, fleece) can be destroyed over time by the sun. They UV harden. They can eventually splinter into smaller and smaller pieces if in strong sunlight, over time. Items made of leather, shoes, belts can last a long time. Glass also.

Times are hard to set because it depends on so many factors. But glass can clearly last hundreds of years under the right conditions. I have personally seen glass in "dumps" in the White mountains from when the railroad company use to operate. These were over one hundred years old and a lot of the glass was totally intact. The synthetics can last probably 5 to 50. I saw a study done on aluminum beer cans and the fading of the inks. That didn't take very many years.

Sorry it took so long to respond snowy. I was in NH. Just too busy, and having too good a time to be worried about trifles like this. I thought this was a very good question. Sorry I can't give a more definitive answer.

Bill

Another skull found in Vermont

http://www.boston.com/news/local/vermont/arti...

Most likely not maura as prelim results are a 50 year old plus.

http://www.therepublic.com/view/story/b9c3074...

May God bring her home to where she belongs. She is sadly missed and loved by many.

citigirl wrote:

May God bring her home to where she belongs. She is sadly missed and loved by many.

Hi citigirl, I put up another poster today under the blue ribbon. The dream catcher is still there.

observation: There is a ditch (water run off) between the road and tree that is not visable from the road due to grass and it is also a small ditch. I would estimate 10" wide 8" deep. If a car tire went into it it would be stuck. I am sure it is probably a different situation in the winter but who knows.

After thinking about the ditch, I have a theory to throw out there. The ditch is only down in the area of the blue ribbon tree and down towards old peters road. Maura was said to have driven into a ditch by the Westmans I believe and the Marottes saw Maura backing up her car. My theory is Maura crashed her car and ended up in the ditch (blue ribbon) and then backed her car up the road a little bit to get out of the ditch. I parked only 20 yrds or so up from the tree so she wouldn't have had to back up all that far to accomplish it.

JWB wrote:

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Hi citigirl, I put up another poster today under the blue ribbon. The dream catcher is still there.
observation: There is a ditch (water run off) between the road and tree that is not visable from the road due to grass and it is also a small ditch. I would estimate 10" wide 8" deep. If a car tire went into it it would be stuck. I am sure it is probably a different situation in the winter but who knows.

Thank you JWB.

citigirl wrote:

<quoted text>Thank you JWB.

Your welcome, I had been thinking about it for a while and after I read your last post I said today is the day. I know its not doing alot but it felt right.

Its sad to see the judging on my posting and JWBS posting.I simply thanked a poster for doing something kind on behalf of Maura.

JWB wrote:

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Your welcome, I had been thinking about it for a while and after I read your last post I said today is the day. I know its not doing alot but it felt right.

What you have done means alot to our family. It shows that you are a kind and caring person. Thank you.

Thank you citigirl, I am glad that it helps the family in some way as that was my intention.
I know that most of the family does not live close by the area .

JWB....I second Citigirl's words....
AND ..good for you !

JWB wrote:

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By the way Grampa Wowzer, I appreciate your concern as to what I do with my time, but I have it under control. You ask what have I done to help? I only really became aware of Maura being missing within the last 2-3 years. I became interested as I kept passing the blue ribbon in order to get to a new business account in Woodsville. I did a google search and then started to educate before ever posting.
I have contacted the NHSP once and the Cold case unit twice with information. I have also given Mr renner ample info from research done by myself and others (off of this forum). I also continue to smell a rat in an agenda on this forum and I don't plan on stopping any time soon.
What have you domne Grampa Wowzer?

Sorry I couldn't get here sooner to correct you but I've been on vacation and enjoying traveling the rural areas of NH and VT. Such pretty country.
I'm not Wowzer, WTF, or Snowy or anyone else that you may think up. No skin off my nose if you want to call me wowzer but the real Wowzer may not like it. Hmm, I haven't seen Wowzer for some time. Too bad he/she was chased off because he/she was local and could have helped.Oh wait, most of the ones that really knew factual information are gone. Oh well, sh*t happens.
Glad my post #21153 inspired you to do something worthwhile like put a poster up. Nice work.
Oh I've done plenty to help. More than you'll ever know.Just quietly in the background.Later. I've got to BBQ some steaks.