This RV is still open, and has new information posted.
MPRV014
Conclusion: I think someone that knows about this and has been desperately trying to hid what happened, I do not think the person who took her even knew her at the time, but lives and works very close to the crime science.
She was taken by this man, and I think his name is Ben, a white male approx. 30 years of age, may be a police officer, however I'm not sure and do not want to make any claims like this, buts that's what I say, maybe the police officer was helping her out with something. She made a phone call on the cell phone above to number 800 253 457?... or it could be 258
The man who took her had this symbol on his jacket, maybe an eagle, and she was taken to a lake tar. I do not think she is still alive and her body may still be in this lake, if it has not been moved.
To the family: I would not trust anyone involved in the case, and would request that you have the FBI from another state look into this case for you. That's all I know from a picture and a name right now, if I get a chance, I will lookup this case on the internet and hopefully I can give you a more detailed reading. And I sincerely hope you find her soon.
4.1.2006
Brian:
Thanx for posting case #014-unfortunately the pics will not open and are not accessible to me. Are they loaded completely?
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Hi, yes I know, been working on this, not sure what happened, I might have to scan this drawings again when I find them,
Brian
UPDATE: Fixed
4.1.2006
Hi Brian,
I am a relative of Maura’s and I have not had time to read you site yet, but someone sent what you said to the email on Maura’s website. I wanted to thank you for posting a link to her site….Actually just went back to your site and saw that you’d answered my question…graphics?? Hopefully, you can get them up and I can look at them, if not, is there a way you could email them to me? I Noticed that you were stationed at Ft. Sill, interestingly, her boyfriend is currently at Ft. Sill.
Again, thank you for posting a link to Maura’s site…the more people who see her picture and our story…the better chance we have of finding out what happened to her.
est,
Helena Murray
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A reader may have sent an email to the web site, yes I spent 5 years at Fort Sill, OK.
I'm looking for the images on the site right now, if I cannot find them I will have to redo this.
Have a wonderful day.
Brian
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Hi, still cannot find the pictures but I have drawn what I can remember from the case.
Dear Brian:
I think you are quite correct about the case of Maura
Murray.
I tried to solve this case with the I Ching and other
Chinese methods and was basically told to stay away
because this is an enormously difficult case.
Kind regards, Jack
PS: So glad you are able to send dreams again.
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Thanks Jack, its appreciated.
Brian
Maura Murrays
8.16.2006
Hi,
This Link to a Caledonian-Record Online News story was sent to you by Robin De La Fuente
Top News: Murray's Family Enlists Help From Psychic Profiler
Maura Murray's family has enlisted the help of a nationally known psychic profiler to help them find her....
To view the rest of the story go here:
http://www.caledonianrecord.com/pages/top_news/story/85d290a6c
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Thanks, will post this...very interesting...as I actually think the people that are trying to find her, are the ones that know what happened to her. I also think the drawing above is a picture of a state police officer...For the family's case, I hope I'm wrong on this.
Brian
9.30.2006
Mass. man and father of Maura Murray takes quest to high court
September 22, 2006
CONCORD, N.H. --It's been over two years since Maura Murray disappeared after her car got stuck in a snow bank in Haverhill, and her father hasn't given up his quest of seeking more information about her disappearance.
Fred Murray is asking the state Supreme Court to rule on his right-to-know request for police records.
Since his daughter's disappearance, Murray, of Weymouth, Mass., has repeatedly attempted to obtain reports, log files and all information collected from Feb. 9, 2004, to the present.
His requests were made to the Grafton County Attorney's Office; the Attorney General's Office; Gov. John Lynch; the Hanover Police Department, state police; Major Crimes and the Historic Case Unit; the Fish and Game Department; and the University of Massachusetts Police at Amherst. Maura Murray was a student at UMass.
The defendants have denied the request, citing an exception in the law created by the New Hampshire Supreme Court for law enforcement investigative files. Police and the attorney general's office maintain that the release of other records could result in the destruction of evidence and witness intimidation.
Murray claims that invoking the exception is misplaced, as police have characterized Maura's case as a missing person matter and not a criminal investigation.
Although Murray "cites the fact that Maura could be in danger as a compelling reason for requiring the respondents to disclose the records, the court finds that is precisely for this reason that the records should not be disclosed," Superior Court Judge Timothy Vaughan wrote in January in denying Murray's request.
Murray also has criticized police investigative techniques. He claims that phone records reveal that his daughter called a couple in Bartlett where the Murray family has vacationed for years just before she left UMass en route to New Hampshire the night of her disappearance.
"When I recently discovered that these folks have never even been contacted by Troop F it felt as if I had been struck across the face with a two-by-four," Murray wrote.
