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This is interesting. I always felt that the woman who gave the account of seeing the red truck was very credible. I was also under the impression that Renner had spoken to her and found her credible. This is the woman who saw the truck head off to the accident site and then afterwards saw the...

This changes things again for me, flip-flop. I assumed that there was a heavy blanket of snow in the area. You make the pertinent point that the tracks Maura left could very likely have been destroyed by the amount of searchers trampling the area. Like many others I am guilty of searching for...

Considering the people and time spent at the scene in conjunction with the relatively speedy response it seems highly unlikely that tracks into the woods would be missed. Although not looking for a fugitive they all clearly searched for the driver. If it can be confirmed that snow was on the...

Something about this case really moved me and I surmise that it is because I share some things in common with this kid. Like Jarrod I play guitar and have had substance abuse problems. Like Jarrod I have been to rehab and been in recovery. They were my chaotic years and there but by the grace...

Out of interest has anyone spoken to the first responding police officer in detail? I would be interested to know how thoroughly he (and others) searched the area. If Maura had run into the woods (which is clearly a possibility) then surely significant tracks would be left in the snow? Surely...

This is a fallacy born of being myopic and motivated by unreasonable optimism. Not only does it neglect a credible rather detailed witness report of a red pick up truck (the timing of which fits her accident exactly) but it also glosses over Maura Murray's motivations at this specific point in...

Well put and convincing. I wouldn't argue against any of this. The differing stories and the composite business is all absurdly suspicious. They have his DNA they need to find Leah.

My mind just keeps rotating back to the amount of alcohol (and the bottles she vanished with) and the rag in the exhaust for what its worth, which is admittedly very little. can anyone clarify exactly what bottles she took with her please? I'm sure there was a large bottle of Vodka but was...

The most damning aspect, I felt, was that Mike was sold an insurance policy by Christian, the best friend. This is the friend who then goes on to Marry Denise the ex wife. When LE attempt to question Christian he refuses and lawyers up, as does Denise. Consequently they have not been...

Thanks for the research and time that went into this thread. Took me sometime to work my way through it, it is impressive. I personally believe that the known details point toward a murder suicide. The mental illness, the 11 page 'hate letter', Sherilynn's missing gun (has this still not been...

Although superficially similar the more you look at detail in both cases, the more they differ imo. Not to go into Maitland's case here but I think unlike with Maura Murray it is almost certainly foul play. The key difference is we know Maura left the car of her own volition with alcohol and a...

I don't believe this was a staged crash at all. For one it just makes no logical sense for Maura to stage a crash opposite a place where many people live and could see it. There are plenty of other places. The staging of a crash and her drinking don't seem to go together for me either...

I love that Murray loves The 'Onion' and has good taste in film (Wes Anderson). As I understood it the Rag was very clean to have been in the exhaust very long. Keeping in mind this is an older car, which if you believe Fred was stalling and 'running on three cylinders', then surely the rag...

I watch this thread with interest. For me the letter to the PI just ties everything up far too neatly. The part that stretches my credulity (and please correct me if i am wrong) is that the letter writer has been trusted with the social security card (and plates). And furthermore it is...

The Varsi connection is rather infuriating. I initially discounted it and yet the more I read it seems harder to cross the possibility out. I guess its more complicated by the possibility someone else might have borrowed Murray's car. Was Maura known to lend her car out? And if so to who...

This is a sad case that seems to have turned ice cold. Such a pretty girl with a whole future ahead. Looking into the case you have two possibilities it seems, but both have big problems. 1. Brittanee was taken by an opportunist, a person like the questioned RM for example. Initially I felt...

I had read that the only words Maura said to the supervisor were "My sister". Do you know if this is apocryphal? Slipping into that state of catatonia is likely very important to the case. No idea what it could be. The Varsi connection seems too tight in terms of time for me once you factor...

well "probably" seems pretty vague seeing as you were the source I used to indicate that all alcohol was accounted for. Its in explicit terms on your blog. Surely you would know if the information was reliable or not? Guess this is my fault, somehow. It does not change any of my thoughts at...

No disrespect but you contest and dismiss all the evidence in the case in being determined to have her walk away in the woods blindly. I have been told that making the kind of adjustment that was made to this car is actually a specific procedure that doesn't occur by 'accident'. I know little...

Oh man I just wrote for an hour or so then accidentally hit the delete button. I feel like throwing a tantrum right now. Anyhow I just wanted to comment as I feel some are reaching with this case, which is fine of course but I just wanted to go over the facts and try to make the most obvious...