In regard to Fred Murray, I personally don't think anything he has said or done since his daughter went missing after this one car accident really needs to be criticized. Any parent on earth would ask police for help in finding their child. A person who goes missing after a car accident warrants searches.
I feel like people are really hard on him for what he said and did after the accident, and I think it's just a bunch of white noise.
Fred brought up that she could be suicidal. In fact, the early missing posters referred to Maura Murray as endangered. Does that mean no one should look for her?
We don't know what information he has told police. There is always stuff in a missing person's case that is not open for public knowledge. For all we know, he has told police that he thinks she hit Vasi, was freaked out about that and CC fraud, and was probably suicidal.
I just feel really bad for the guy and I don't think he has anything whatsoever to do with her disappearance, and I'm tired of everything he says being over analyzed. If your child was missing, you would want all kinds of people searching, no matter what the circumstances were and no matter how old they are.
He seems like a tough guy, but one who really loved his daughter and is very worried about her and wants to know where she is. Any parent would fight for their child.
It really isn't a criticism about Fred Murray.
If I had a daughter who went missing, I would do and say anything that it would take to make sure finding my daughter was the top priority of whatever police department was handling the case and I wouldn't feel guilty at all about what I say, who I offend in the process or who I butt heads with along the process.
But this is a public case, requesting public help.
And if on one hand, family members are turning to the public to let them know that police are lying and family is giving out details to the public that go against what law enforcement have been saying, then I think it's fair game to try and hold people accountable to what has been said ---- On both ends (family/ law enforcement).
I personally have rarely delved into hypotheticals because they lead to nowhere.
Technically, Maura could've been abducted by someone who got her in their vehicle and drove off from the accident scene. But along their drive, the vehicle could've been ate by a sink hole, so technically Maura would've died by accident even though she had been abducted.