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The poster is a retired air Force guy. My reading is that he was a detective (but not listed as a current or former licensed investigator in VT)

Her address was posted above as 1826 Goss Hollow Road, St. Johnsbury... Comerford Dam Road, Barnet is about 13 miles from there, according to Google Maps...

About the same distance from where Pat O'Hagan's body was found

Abut 19 miles from where Maura Murray's car was found

I think I read that it was about 11 miles...

http://www.wcax.com/story/17259479/body-found-in-st-johnsbury Woman apparently snatched out of a car, body found 11 miles away -- and about 19 miles from where MM disappeared.

Me too...

I missed that subtle connection. Very interesting!

Being a nursing student, she probably was aware of how fragile medical confidentiality is, especially when it involves someone within the profession. I can very easily imagine why an Amherst nursing student would want to get out of town for an abortion.

"She had hand written directions to Burlington in her car," according to her father (in letter posted elsewhere in this thread). Burlington is NOT where you'd go to reach a high peak in the Green Mountains. It's lakefront. She would have driven through the mountains and left them behind by the...

She left with an ample supply of alcohol, but IIRC there was no food found in her car. What do you make of that?

http://mauramurray.blogspot.com/2012/01/maura-used-stolen-credit-card-number.html Maura Used Stolen Credit Card Number, Charges Would Have Been Dismissed in Feb.

Anyone have a clue as to what caused LE to search the north end of Kenyon Road in Richmond? (The north end is close by a lot of recent construction).

Why would LE want that?

I see people attributing a lot of importance to the difference between someone going to bed "at 9 o'clock" with people still on the porch and the people on the porch leaving at "about 9 o'clock." Five, 10 or 15 minutes one way or the other could make both statements true. Doesn't exactly snap...

Thanks for those quote marks! I've been thinking about this case for years and it never occurred to me to question the assumption that she really was on her way to her father's motel that night. Yet now that you've put it in quotes, it suddenly seems very possible to me that she was headed...

http://boston.cbslocal.com/2011/05/18/person-of-interest-questioned-in-maine-mystery-boy-case/ Yes, Camden Pierce Hughes was found wrapped in a blanket... and his mother arrested. My intuition doesn't lead me to believe that LN killed her daughter, but the evidence isn't much stronger that WN...

Well... blood doesn't mean death... one or more slashes wouldn't necessarily cause death... just like being under water for days doesn't mean she drowned... that's why they do all the tests... Their caution makes sense to me.

The AP left out the most interesting part, included in the Free Press article http://www.burlingtonfreepress.com/article/20111010/NEWS02/111010005/Court-releases-documents-case-missing-Essex-couple-William-Lorraine-Currier-?odyssey=tab|topnews|text|FRONTPAGE "The prosecutor also declined...

Here's what it looks like when the ice goes out. And when something like Irene goes through, it's even higher: http://youtu.be/EsS5b5qOjFQ