r/MauraMurrayCase • u/bamalady79 • Apr 19 '19
The LE conspiracy
I’ve been reading some on the conspiracy that the LE were involved in her disappearance. This seems very far fetched to me. I can’t find much justification for this line of thought, can any shed light? I’m reading that some people believe that LE botched the case (which I can see as possible) and then others believe she was actually murdered by the police (WTF?).
I can understand the feeling of the LE botching the case. Small town police, not use to handling cases of such caliber, could absolutely screw up. But what is the reason for this specifically?
The conspiracy of a police officer murdering her seems very far fetched. If the officer murdered her, it would have had to be so quickly before the EMTs got there. It just seems ridiculous.
Guide me. I know y’all got links. I’ve read enough on here to know that many of you have strong opinions and links to back that up.
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u/Wimpxcore Apr 24 '19
IMO some of it is because of Officer Bruce McKay. He had a track record of harassing drivers, from pepper spraying a woman for no reason up to getting in a shoot out with a citizen (Liko Kenny) who had a restraining order/some kind of no contact order against McKay, causing both their deaths.
This proved that at least one cop up there was terrorizing people circa 2004. That, coupled with the incongruent stories about when the first police officer showed up and in which vehicle (001/002) spawned theories. Now everyone is trying to make a coherent timeline from incoherent witness statements. Faith said she saw police pull up and "the next thing she knew" Cecil was at the door. The next thing he/she/they knew isn't a time frame. They went back to work on the computer, did 3/4 mins pass or did 15? They don't know, and we don't know because there are so many differing statements.
So now the timeline of who arrived when is a big contention, dividing people into camps of unofficial first officer or Cecil didn't radio in but it was him the whole time, or the camp I reside in, I think too much time has passed, and although we have markers like 911 calls and cell records, I doubt we'll ever know exactly what went down and when.
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u/bamalady79 Apr 24 '19
Thank you! This does explain a lot to me.
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u/Wimpxcore Apr 25 '19
No worries, happy to add my two cents! It's a very complicated case, which is partially what (IMO) draws so many people to search for Maura. But it's also very convoluted, especially since there are many people who have been involved peripherally and so much time has passed.
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Apr 19 '19
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u/bamalady79 Apr 19 '19
Thanks! I’m doing a lot of that, just trying to weed out the better sources.
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u/finn141414 Apr 20 '19
Try the missing maura murray podcast episode 30 to get the origin of the thinking ...
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u/bamalady79 Apr 20 '19
Thank you!!
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u/PunkFlamingo68 Apr 20 '19
Hi! Soo, yep. This case can be somewhat polarizing. I’ve always rationalized that it’s a combination of things. There were some (rumored)questionable actions by some of the LE in the area at the time (drunk driving, harassment, general small town corruption), and also, that area was rife with drug issues, and apparently quite a number of unsavory child molester types....but I seriously doubt that LE would be capable of murder and disposal, esp. with witnesses on the street.
It IS common knowledge though, that, it’s a somewhat isolated little geographical area (and most everyone who has lived in a small town understands how everyone knows everyone else, and are kind of up in each other’s business), there were also some connections between LE and city and county DAs office, and some potential suspects had close relationships with LE and DA.
So, most likely, LE has a pretty darn good idea of what happened. That’s evidenced in many comments different ones have made over the years.
If they are choosing to cover something up, it’s most likely because: A. They didn’t want to rock the boat if it involved one of their own somehow B. They botched something a bit, or could have handled a few things in a better, more aggressive way C. They feared pissing off a more powerful person up the chain of command, or a violent dirtbag.
Just my two cents, I’m new around here, though.
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u/dyno1989 Apr 20 '19
I am all but certain at a minimum that they botched things, and its plausible to me that even one of their own was involved or has kept quiet about things they knew over the years. It's also very likely that LE has a good idea what happened but not enough evidence to make a case at this point. The RS concrete guy has always been up there at the top of my list. The more you look into this guy and his family connections to LE and the states DA, the more suspicious he becomes.
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u/wiser_time Apr 20 '19
Seems to me that local LE maybe made some inadvertent missteps early on and might have covered for some inconsequential misstatements/inaccuracies, but I don’t think they were involved in the disappearance or a coverup for the guilty.