NH NH - Maura Murray, 21, Haverhill, 9 Feb 2004 #15

[JerseyWasHome2]

I cant think of any reason for putting a rag in the tailpipe unless you're trying to stall a car or something along those lines. I've certainly never heard of putting a rag in the tailpipe to stop a car smoking, well certainly not here in the UK.

Me neither! When I read about that a year or so ago when I was catching up on the case as it made local news again, I thought, "Huh?" Great way to get carbon monoxide poisoning, I would think...

 

[sds71]

@JulieMurray2_9


I’m getting a lot of messages about the ongoing search out of New Hampshire today. It doesn’t appear to have any connection to my sister #mauramurray, but I’m hopeful it brings resolution for another family.

Search underway in New Hampshire in connection with Massachusetts missing-person case

State police from New Hampshire and Massachusetts searched a private property in Barrington on Wednesday in connection with a decades-old missing-person case.

www.wmur.com

 

[DS2021]

@JulieMurray2_9


I’m getting a lot of messages about the ongoing search out of New Hampshire today. It doesn’t appear to have any connection to my sister #mauramurray, but I’m hopeful it brings resolution for another family.

Search underway in New Hampshire in connection with Massachusetts missing-person case

State police from New Hampshire and Massachusetts searched a private property in Barrington on Wednesday in connection with a decades-old missing-person case.

www.wmur.com

The search was in connection w Leeann's case

MA - MA - Leeanne Redden, 37, Lynn, 15 April 2013

Didn't see a post for this on here: Missing Last seen alive: April 15, 2013 Circumstances: Last seen leaving family members house with a friend. First Name: Leeanne Marie Middle Name: Marie Last Name: Redden Details Age When Last Known Alive: 37 Race: White Ethnicity...

www.websleuths.com

 

[LilSneak]

Do you have any more details. I have missed this

It’s definitely discussed within the 150 episodes of the Missing Maura Murray podcast. But this year Maura’s sister did a really good podcast called Media Pressure. It’s eight episodes long with most of the important evidence available and missing discussed in episode seven aptly titled “We looked into that”. The episode title refers to the police. 20 years later, they have released very little information and I think that’s the biggest problem for anybody trying to find her. No sunshine laws in chilly New Hampshire.

 

[LilSneak]

It’s definitely discussed within the 150 episodes of the Missing Maura Murray podcast. But this year Maura’s sister did a really good podcast called Media Pressure. It’s eight episodes long with most of the important evidence available and missing discussed in episode seven aptly titled “We looked into that”. The episode title refers to the police. 20 years later, they have released very little information and I think that’s the biggest problem for anybody trying to find her. No sunshine laws in chilly New Hampshire.

Oh wow, I just saw Julie Murray is on this thread! Hi Julie! Great job on your podcast! I learned a lot from it … lessons I’ve really taken to heart. I hope so much you get her back and the answers about what happened.

 

[LilSneak]

It’s definitely discussed within the 150 episodes of the Missing Maura Murray podcast. But this year Maura’s sister did a really good podcast called Media Pressure. It’s eight episodes long with most of the important evidence available and missing discussed in episode seven aptly titled “We looked into that”. The episode title refers to the police. 20 years later, they have released very little information and I think that’s the biggest problem for anybody trying to find her. No sunshine laws in chilly New Hampshire.

I’d like to edit this to say just listen to the whole podcast Media Pressure. It’s the most coherent presentation of the available information I’ve found. But Ive kept listening to MMM as they embark on a decade plus long fact-finding mission. They make plenty of mistakes along the way and address them.

 

[LilSneak]

Where is the best place to discuss the case? I think im fairly well educated on it at this point. Maybe high school level knowledge of the case on a scale that seems to range from people anuwhere from kindergarten to PhD level. I think I have fresh thoughts to contribute as all my learning has been recent.

 

[Damarna]

Where is the best place to discuss the case? I think im fairly well educated on it at this point. Maybe high school level knowledge of the case on a scale that seems to range from people anuwhere from kindergarten to PhD level. I think I have fresh thoughts to contribute as all my learning has been recent.

I think you've found the best place!

 

[LilSneak]

I think you've found the best place!

Okay thanks I’ll start laying them out soon.

 

[sony12]

Okay thanks I’ll start laying them out soon.

There has been virtually no updates on this case for almost twenty years now. You aren't going to find very many places that have a significant crowd talking about it. Most people who follow this case have already talked about their theories countless times already