No, if there is it hasn't been made public. We were told he was living in California in 2004 but we have no proof (yet) that he was there on and around the days of Maura's disappearance.
Baldwin for sure has a pattern and history of strange disappearances and deaths occuring around him, this is easily verifiable. Obviously it doesn't make him responsible of anything else besides what he was convicted and sentenced for, there is no evidence to the contrary.
That was actually one of the rare smart things that the police did in this case and this is how you normally proceed when it comes to found fingerprints in a missing person case. Especially with cases that involve a car, detectives usually process the whole vehicle looking for DNA. There are...
Renner aside, I haven't heard the Murrays or anyone else (John Smith, law enforcement) comment this "new" information and I say "new" because it could only be new to us but not to them. Not everything that is known can readily be shared with the public.
If there aren't any updates as of March 2025, the 2018 episode seems rather useless now. Based on the sneak peek, it's just a replay of the episode from 2018.
No. Bill Rausch found out about it after accessing her voice mail following the disappearance. It happened at a UMass party the weekend before, I don't know much more than that. I would hope police looked into it and cleared this person although nothing is certain with them.
The thing is, there is no evidence of it, no trace online or anywhere else of her planning to meet someone in New Hampshire or elsewhere at that time. That means that whatever she planned (if she planned anything) likely took place in one or many face-to-face discussions. We know she hooked up...
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