Need assistance, my computer/and external hard drive are being repaired and have presently no access to the phone logs of Maura Murray. That said, read the threads on Maura here, starting at the beginning. I came across information to collaborate early statements made by certain witnesses, told to me by Helena Murray. Can anyone who has these phone logs, can ya search the :second last number called, no need to post, but please then check to see if the call to the same number from Maura occurred Feb.9th, 2004, re: Nursing Student. This is important, as after 22 years the information in the public domain has not yielded a verifiable/certified siting or a person whom spoke with Maura on that Monday, except the Bus Driver, his veracity suspect, due to changing stories, times, and what he did at the scene, and what Maura did, not collaborated by other witnesses and test of time have proven to be unsupported by evidence? I asked Helena Murray and Sharon Rausch to challenge those who last spoke or saw Maura on Monday in Amherst, due to the anomalies in statements of the only witness to place Maura in Haverhill. They knew at that time Dec. 2004, of the Nursing Student whom Maura left at her dorm door near noon a clothing outfit she'd borrowed recent to Monday, re: likely Friday. Uncertain, re: day of snow storm got stuck at hospital in parking lot, Maura got wet and rather than drive to U of Mass, they drove to the Nursing Student's house and stayed overnight, returned in the morning. Thus the returning of the clothing. ( paraphrasing the information given). Helena emailed the said witness twice, to clarify my question, had the witness on Monday, spoken to Maura or received a voice message? The answer, "she received only a voice message".. she'd heard the phone ring, and later a knock on the door but was too tired to respond. Now at issue, on the Oxygen Series that same witness then claimed, she spoke to Maura twice, but when later heard the knock on the door was too tired to get up. And she too gave a similar version of Maura's woes as, "My Sister", same as the Supervisor whom allegedly escorted Maura to her room on Friday in the early am...after 0100, however in the U of Mass Police notes a male witness says he saw Maura at 0200 hours on early Friday morning, and she was upset because someone stole her Bag!" None of this was said to Helena at anytime up to this point, she knew well the issues Kathleen had with addictions so no reason to withhold such vital information that Maura was upset because of her sister. As indeed Maura's sister was experiencing major issues at this time. The voice message left by the witness, the Nursing student was collaborated in a thread on Maura, by Peabody, the person certifies what Sharon had said, "the call to the Nursing Student from Maura was a voice message". Peabody states, the second last call is the one in question. So as stated above, if the second version of the Nursing Students communication with Maura can be collaborated by checking the logs, there then should be two calls from Maura to this person, the second last number should be repeated earlier. Helena could not located, a female RA in Maura's residence, who stated she saw Maura by the fountain, the name is redacted from the U of Mass Police Logs, and assumedly she lives in Maura's building on the same floor or upstairs, re: as she is the one whom in a news article states Maura always used the Bathroom, private one upstairs, this person has not come forward in the public domain although requested on the MMM forum, and others by myself over the years. No other persons have come forward to certify they spoke or saw Maura on Monday, except aforementioned in the police log name redacted. I hope this makes sense, the rub for me, is information vital to this investigation keeps changing and shifting, result is what's to believe? Thanks for listening, and hope to nail down once and for all, when was Maura last seen or spoken to in Amherst, discounting the ATM stills, and alleged Liquor Store stills? Pardon if discussed previously, lots to catch up on here. Ta.
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