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Thank You very much. That is the most complete answer I have ever gotten on this case. And I agree, the events that led to Maura ending up in New Hampshire are separate from the events that took place after the accident. I think her intoxication level is important to know (not to make...

I don't think it has been helpful at all to downplay the stuff that was going on in Maura's life that led her to leave UMASS. Painting her as the all american girl who just needed a break from a busy schedule, has been so far removed from reality to what was going on that of course its going to...

I think with maura we just have to understand that we haven't been filled in on a lot of details. And taking little snippets or single-events and then trying to work a story out of those, is next to impossible. Maura was depressed, that is no secret. That depression was not the result of her...

My take is that the oxygen series did unveil some stuff that is pretty vital. One of those nuggets was maura's condition at the time she had her second accident. If she was plastered, then I would have to consider the vulnerability of that and some sort of abduction scenario would be valid...

the oxgyen series ending of episode 4 and start of episode 5 for starters. Also the 911 logs. kathleen called police upon learning maura's car had been discovered in the white mountains. And then there is also sharon rasuch's notes in which she talks about police interviewing both kathleen...

I love how the whole conversation that Kathleen Murray had with Cecil Smith gets totally glossed over. You know the one about maura being mad at her dad and taking off to the White Mountains with 5 boxes of sleeping pills and alcohol. How did Kathleen know all of that anyway at that...

I disagree with you about nit-picking in that instance, only because the type of reference books maura had, one would not be "keeping up with your studies" with as the family has told the media about, to them which shows she clearly had every intent on returning. One of the books was a drug...

She had just been to Stowe Vermont hiking with her father three months earlier. I think she was inspired by her dad and was having a hard time figuring out whether or not she wanted to go to Stowe Vermont or the White Mountains to spend her final day of existence. Last part of course is my opinion.

Very well thought out! I must point out though, you bring up the notion that Maura brought her textbooks. that (IMO and my research) is not a fact. That was more spin introduced by family once again to defend/reassure themselves against suicide. The books maura had with her were technically...

I just feel like I always have to prove myself for some reason, with everything I say. So i have gotten to the point where i have become defensive and I am really not like that at all. I know how much time and consideration I have put into trying to get a grasp on this case. So I do know I...

One big exception I have with what you are saying here is that I don't personally spend a lot of time trying to get into Maura's head and understand her actions (whether they were spontaneous, out-of-character, momentarily lapses of judgement etc. on and on and on) I knew that getting to the...

So ... A room that is packed completely up with boxes stacked on a bed and a note placed on top of the boxes can lead someone to the conclusion that Maura just didn't have time to unpack in the 14-plus days she had been back to campus. Please elaborate on that, I'm all ears. Fred Murray...

I never said these statements prove suicide. that is a false argument. There are tons of other statements, tidbits etc. that point towards the suicide angle. The biggest thing I learned after doing my research into this case and trying to find out why there is so much mis-information out...

Here is just one small example in which both Fred Murray and Sharon Rausch are specifically wanting a certain narrative to come out as opposed to reality (all dealing with a defense against suicide, which was never prompted for them to have to defend) VTSP/NHSP Dual Press Conference Case...

Actually there were five witnesses that were watching Maura. Don't forget about the Marottes. They were actually closest to where maura's car wrecked (as she wrecked near their front yard. They watched Maura (AFTER) the school bus driver had departed the scene and went back to his house. So the...

I'm not thinking any of this is new. Police early on looked at the pregnancy angle (as I recall) because of the searches found on Maura's computer, yet Maura was also taking a Maternity class and working at a hospital in the delivery room at the time she went missing. Hence this excerpt...

With Fred desperately trying to get police to find her before she could do personal harm to herself and police investigators looking to tie multiple pieces of evidence to a possible suicide, I would say it's more like an elephant blasting an air horn in a small room. But as always, just my...

I have no secret documents or no murder weapons or no suicide notes in my possession. I have what everyone else has always had 100 percent access to concerning this case. I have taken a very objective approach to come to my conclusion and that is where I believe I differ from others who...

I don't and have never thought that the blanket proves that Maura committed suicide, just like Maura having the book in itself doesn't prove suicide, or Maura having the mixture of Tylenol pm and alcohol proves that she committed suicide or that Maura stuffed a rag in the tailpipe of her car...

First, Thanks for everything you have contributed to date and of course the interest that you have helped bring to this cold case. Yeah, I made it clear that I was going off of family source information while I paid a lot of attention to the interview you did with the fellow cadet. I figure...