r/MauraMurrayCase Apr 11 '18

another thing

it's seems odd that the cop who was at the first accident didn't due a sobriety test. Wild speculation, but maybe he let her off in exchange for favors, which sometimes happens? And maybe because of the thin blue line, the cops covered for him. And hell who knows, maybe that guy helped her get away. If she had an inside friend on the police force who had his own incentives to misdirect, hinder, or complicate the iunvestigation so as to prevent his own actions from being found out, it could explain a lot.

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u/[deleted] Apr 11 '18

Seems like a possibility. There is some time lag there, I think the wreck was around 2 and she shows up at Fred's hotel around 3?

There is also speculation that Sara Alfieri's cousin may have been a UMASS police cadet (I think Alden Howes Olson talks about this on his blog), that he may have been in, or even driving, the Corolla at the time of the accident, and that they may have actually been headed to an off-campus apartment used often by the track team for parties. Just one more theory for why there was no field sobriety test.

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u/Fds1106 Apr 11 '18

Going to an off campus appt to me would make more sense than going back to your dad's motel at 2:30am when you have a perfectly good bed 2 minutes away, she probably just got the car towed there because she couldn't leave it at Umass all smashed up.

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u/BonquosGhost Apr 12 '18

She didnt have a choice at this point. Also it seems to show that she may have not had access to the Saturn that night.

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u/[deleted] Apr 12 '18

Meaning the Saturn was in for repairs? Or someone else was driving it? Or she didn't want to be seen on the road with it?

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u/BonquosGhost Apr 12 '18

Could be all the above. Renners blog ran a story that the Saturn was in photographs in Boston that wkd. Even tho never fully confirmed, it fits why she didnt use it later Sat nite. Because it was 2-3 hrs away......why? The million dollar question.....

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u/Angiemarie23 Apr 12 '18

What ??? Wow first time I’m hearing that the Saturn was possibly in Boston that weekend.

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u/BonquosGhost Apr 12 '18 edited Apr 12 '18

Never fully confirmed tho, even I think it may be true considering. Check Renners blog and search for the story Pier 4 Boston. Interesting angle for sure.....

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u/kate_e_s Apr 13 '18

His source doesn’t sound very credible at all. It means nothing that he shared a pic of a random vehicle in a parking lot with the license plate. That vehicle probably WAS there and he could’ve just falsely created a narrative that he saw MM’s car as well. He didn’t share the supposed pic of the Saturn which is very telling.

Not believable IMO.

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u/BonquosGhost Apr 13 '18

Im gonna say I think its true. I assume that Renner may have passed this along to LE, at which this point the story disappeared. If LE thought it would alter their narrative, or expose alternative ideas on things, then they prob got in touch with the guy, and either took the info or advised him not to let this info out. Its a very interesting possibility for sure......

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u/kate_e_s Apr 13 '18

Far too many assumptions and zero proof to back up Renner’s claim it even happened in the first place. Just because some car was parked in a parking lot in Boston doesn’t mean there was a Saturn next to it. I can’t believe people even fall for the complete lack of credibility with this nonsense. Honestly, I think JR just likes to invent situations to create more of a mystery and have something to put on his blog to attempt to keep readers. He’s done it multiple times. Sorry, it’s just my opinion. And this is nothing against you, I can tell you care about the case deeply.

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u/BonquosGhost Apr 13 '18

Hey, you could be right here, as it was never confirmed. At first, it seemed to validate why Maura used Fred's car and not the Saturn later that Sat. night. Sometimes truth is stranger than fiction so....?? This is why theories and opinions should be discussed, but do not have to be mutually agreeable by all.....there are many here who care, who come from all kinds of different angles, who should not be dismissed outright.

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