107 Degrees - Maura Murray
Summary: We discuss the disappearance of Maura Murray, a 21 year old nursing student from Hanson, MA that left the UMass Amherst campus on February 9th, 2004 and was last seen that evening on Route 112 in Haverhill, New Hampshire.
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Podcasts:
26: Where Was Maura Heading? (A 107 "Debate")
25: Timeline Part 2
24: Timeline Part 1 // TCG Ep 388 & 389 Hot Take
Bonus Episode: Bill Rausch
23: Tad DiBiase "The No Body Guy"
22: Conspiracy Theories and NH Law Enforcement
21: Why Maura Went to New Hampshire: New Info and a New Theory
20: "True Crime Terrorism" and the Problem with "White Noise"
19: The Black Box (Part 2)
Bonus Episode: "Witness C" and Damage to the Saturn
18: The Black Box (Part 1)
Announcement: CrimeCon 2019
In this episode, Erinn and Scott talk to Maura’s sister Julie, her brother Kurtis, and Kurtis’s girlfriend Sara. They discuss the excavation of basement near Maura’s crash site in Haverhill, NH, conducted by the FBI and New Hampshire State Police on April 3rd. Scott runs the Official Maura Murray Public Figure Facebook Page and has been helping the family, and Helena Dwyer Murray, with social media for about 10 years. https://www.facebook.com/MauraMurray2004/ https://www.the107degree.com/
In this episode, Ethan and Erinn discuss “Witness B,” and what she saw when she drove by the scene of Maura’s accident the night she disappeared. They also discuss the Bear Brook podcast, as well as the new lead in the case, and how law enforcement is responding to the evidence (or not responded as the case may be).
In this this episode, Erinn and Ethan look at the nature and origin of several of the rumors and misconceptions that have persisted in the case, including the supposed “affair” with the UMass Men’s track coach. They also look at data from the Bureau of Justice Statistics and use it to discuss some of the common outcomes associated with both missing persons cases and stranger homicides. Links to the sources cited in the episode are here: https://www.bjs.gov/content/pub/pdf/vvcs9310.pdf https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-3-319-40199-7_2 @GRLA_Ontologist @ryebreadreturns