Since Day 2 of Maura Murray’s disappearance, John Scarinza was on the case. Until 2009, when he retired from the New Hampshire State Police, he was the point man for the investigation and probably knows more about the details of her mystery than anyone. I caught up with him awhile back for a lengthy interview….
The search warrant and what it implies…
A few weeks ago, I discovered what appears to be a search warrant filed by Lt. Todd Landry of Troop F on this obscure website. Here it is: Supporting Affidavit for Issuance of Search Warrant I, Todd D. Landry, do hereby depose and say; 1. That I am currently employed by the State Police and…
The real Maura Murray
We are all sinners. All liars. All complicated little petty people with our own agendas. Examine anyone’s life and you’ll start to find their demons. Maura is no different. And some of the stuff I’ve heard this week–which I’ll be covering in the next few posts–paints a different picture of the young woman that family…
UPDATED: Banker says Maura has open, active account.
I don’t know what to make of this. On the surface, it seems very exciting. It suggests Maura may still be alive and laying low (everyone’s secret wish, I believe). Or, perhaps there is a simple explanation. If she did just start a new life, law enforcement are under no obligation to tell anyone they…
Items found inside Maura’s Car
Some of the items Maura left behind in her car, like the bottles of alcohol, have been removed, but others still remain, including the coke bottle that allegedly contained booze of some sort. Beside the bottle is a tag from a place called the Lynwood Cafe, located in Randolph, Mass, which is kind of an…
Exclusive: Phone Call Was Not Maura
A lot has been made of the cell phone call William Rausch received on his way to New Hampshire to help with the search for Maura Murray. When Rausch answered it, he heard only breathing and then the call was disconnected. The call was traced to a Red Cross number and some have proposed that…
Exclusive: Fred Murray would not be interviewed by detectives for 2 1/2 years.
Two independent sources now confirm a long rumored hitch in the Maura Murray case. A private investigator and a member of law enforcement claim Fred Murray refused to sit down for an interview with detectives working his daughter’s case for a full two and a half years after she vanished in New Hampshire. And when…