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Re: The Maura Murray case..

1. It's clear she and her father were/are very close. I think wrecking her dad's car really put her in a position of thinking she let him down big time, therefore depressed. Why she wrecked the car, who knows?

2. It's also clear she was avoiding contact with the police. Dad asked her to fill out accident reports (get paperwork from the police) and she never followed up. After her own accident she tried to convince the bus driver to not call the police.

3. The short time frame between the bus driver asking if she needed help and police arriving on the scene (10 minutes) doesn't jive well with the rag-in-the-tailpipe-suicide theory.

4. I think she got picked up by someone. I guess there is a small chance it was planned and she's run off with someone, but gut tells me it isn't a happy ending. Hope I'm wrong.

It must be the Chandrian!

Found this one today. Pretty creepy looking. Someone jammed the tv signals in Chicago during a Dr. Who episode dressed as Max headroom. Still remains unsolved

Details?

have you heard about the philadelphia experiment? isnt it crazy that the world has so many mysteries and even with our advanced technologies, some things still arent solved?i bet there is some big city or ancient wierd building buried underneath somehwere where if opened, would cahnge the way we perceive the world

After reading "grotesque savagery," I thought this post was about...

Speaking of unsolved mysteries:

Just throwing an idea out there, but these individuals might have frozen to death, what happens if you fill a bottle with water and stick it in the freezer? It expands and can fracture the bottle.....

Anyway, could be terribly wrong..... In that case, my guess would be that the coroner just misread the signs. Based on what I can read, is it a coincidence that the bodies that showed internal trauma where the ones that sat out in the cold and elements for several months? Those bodies can't have been pristine and I think it entirely possible that the coroner just flat out made a mistake in saying that there was no soft tissue damage.

one more that keeps me up at night sometimes when i read about it before bed. suuuuuuuuper creepy.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Numbers_station

Downplaying it? Ferentz met with every single one of those players and their parents. What you think is downplaying in the media (hence, what is visible to you) has nothing to do with how he handled it behind closed doors.

Don't hijack what is otherwise an entertaining thread.

Giggle away, nancy. Your head coach showed real concern for Denard's safety after what #2 pulled. So much concern he needed the conference to step in.

I know, right? Fifteen items on the list and the Chupacabra isn't one of them.

It's not exactly spooky, it's just a means of long range, (potentially) clandestine communication. I guess the fact that it broadcasts numbered codes instead of words makes it clandestine, though it could be a prankster as easily as it could be a spy ring, issuing orders to sleeper agents.

I'm sure it could be pretty fun to buy a SW radio, and get onto some of the websites/email lists of the enthusiasts. They seem to work pretty hard to decode and track down the various stations (though, I suspect a real spy ring or drug cartel would be sophisticated enough to simply broadcast from different locations to avoid detection).

I guess it's like solving any other puzzle, but this allows for collaboration with others, and of course the conspiracty theories add a bit of intrigue.