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Previously on The Disappearance of Maura
Murray.

February 9th, 2004.

Maura vanishes after crashing her car.

They had no tracks from the accident
scene into the woodlands. You don't have

any signs of foul play.

While looking into Maura's
disappearance, I pursued several

Running away, murder, a police
conspiracy.

Fred said, well, she's all depressed.

Go out in the woods, you step off the
trail and you die.

Hello.

I've explored what led Maura to take off
that day.

I asked her if everything was okay and
it sounded like she was crying.

I think she was running from the men in
her life.

I thought we were really close, but
everyone's got their secrets.

The Murray family and others.

Blame law enforcement.

Their guy on the scene of a missing girl
that hasn't been seen in 13 years. What

did you do, mister?

Do you wish you had gone back?

Sometimes I think that I may have
disappeared too if I did.

But after unprecedented access to the
investigation, we didn't find a

conspiracy. What, the local police did
something to Maura Murray?

What is that based on?

Which leads Art and I to a final
conclusion.

The most likely scenario is that she got
into a car with somebody and was met

with foul play.

She was murdered.

But who did it?

And why?

I mean, more than likely, it's human
blood if it's up here in this room.

Could this house hold the key?

We have a house searched by canines, and
they were getting a hit in this closet.

Well, there could be something there.

Really? The phenol saline test is a
color -based test, so you'll be able to

a really bright pink color develop.

If blood is present.

We're testing evidence from a house
where it's rumored Maura was murdered.

This is huge. This is all that is left
of the house.

Maura's father, Fred, acquired a bloody
knife from the A -frame house. A knife,

he was told, might have been used in
Maura's murder.

The police accepted the knife.

but won't tell us if they've tested it.

These wood chips are the next best
thing, because the blood is from the

alleged incident.

If the Q -tip turns pink, it means we
have a positive for blood, either animal

or human.

And if it's human blood, the answer
could lead to solving Maura's

I do see some faint color showing up,
but it's extremely faint.

I'm actually encouraged to see even a
slight reaction.

So what is the best thing we should do
right now with the wood chip?

I think the best move forward is to go
ahead and send it to DNA.

As we wait for a lab to tell us if it's
human blood on the chip and if the blood

is Maura's,

I think about everything we've done, the
theories we've debunked, and the many

people we've spoken with.

To be honest, it feels in many ways like
we've hit a roadblock, or worse, that

we have nothing left.

And if we have nothing left, and nothing
left to lose, why not take a shot on

something controversial?

Medium Allison Dubois has been helping
solve crimes for over 20 years.

She's worked with police departments in
Arizona as well as the Texas Rangers.

She's even had a TV series made based on
her life experiences.

It's called Medium.

Art and I have invited her to New
Hampshire.

Hi. Hi.

Maggie, nice to meet you. Hi, Allison.

Hi, Allison. Art Roderick, good to meet
you. Thanks for coming in.

We haven't told Allison anything about
this case.

She only knew she was flying into
Manchester, New Hampshire, and that the

was about a missing woman, nothing more.

So your process is you know nothing
about this case at all. I know nothing

this case. If I knew something about it,
I actually couldn't work it, because

otherwise it taints.

What I get when I go to a crime scene
and I really want to go off of nothing

just go off of my impressions.

And then I convey that information to
you. And then you ask me either to take

further or let's go down this road.
Let's look at that. And then I go there.

So I like to start with a wave of
nothing.

So it's pure.

What do you need from us? How do you
want to start?

Photograph. Sure. And name.

This is Maura Murray.

And the month and day she was born? She
was born May 4th. Okay.

I know that this process seems strange
to people. I have to put pencil to paper

for it to, like, click with me.

So, okay.

One of the things about this young
woman, she wouldn't stay away

willingly.

Like she wouldn't not come back.

Do you sense that she's still alive?

How is this going to be aired for the
parents?

My sense is that she's not alive.

Do you feel anything? Normally she
wouldn't like.

get into a car with somebody that she
just met or that she didn't know that

well. But you say vehicle. You said a
car.

Tell me about it.

I just kept seeing a car as being a part
of, like, maybe she took a ride from

him. I did get the sense that someone
she knows is either involved or

knows the person who she was last with.

Because her friends seem to be key to
me. It's almost like some of them know

pieces of information that they haven't
shared because they don't think it's

important or they're not putting it
together.

There are more than a couple people that
know what happened to her. If it was

one person that initially removed her,
there were other accomplices that helped

cover up some of the elements of this
crime.

So that's what I would be looking at,
people that will connect you.

To him.

You said to him.

Yeah, it almost feels like a guy who
would be unassuming, like he could smile

you and you'd trust him. Does she know
that person?

It feels like she had seen him before or
met him before, but they weren't,

like, close.

I have to reemphasize that Allison told
us she knew nothing about this case.

prior to coming here today.

So if she is actually connecting the
dots, it's kind of freaky.

A car, the idea that Maura got a ride
with someone she knew, it all links to

possibility of a tandem driver, but not
in the way we originally explored.

Where we once considered that a tandem
driver helped Maura escape her life,

version shows a person or people taking
her life.

He has a predatory element to him, more
of like Ted Bundy.

He'd be somebody that you would assume
could never do that because they

have to because they're charming, you
know.

So you mentioned Ted Bundy. This sounds
like a serial killer.

She wouldn't have been the only victim
that he had.

This isn't a one -time thing.

This idea of a serial killer makes me
think back to Breonna Maitland.

a young woman who went missing around
the same time as Maura.

Do you know why she was in this area?
Can you feel why she was up here? I have

to go to the place to pull that
information.

Are we going to go to the last place she
was seen today as well?

Absolutely. Let's go.

This is a solvable case.

This doesn't have to stay cold.

Sometimes it's a timing issue.

Maybe it's time for this to come
together.

The dots are going to be connected in
this case.

The

dots

are going to be connected in this case.
It's solvable.

This is a solvable case.

This doesn't have to stay cold.

We're with medium Allison Dubois.

Do you know why she was in this area?
Can you feel why? I have to go to the

place to pull that information.

As we head to the crash site, Allison
claims she's receiving impressions from

Maura, who she says is no longer alive.

Allison is relaying these impressions to
us.

She was like her dad because she was
like a daddy's girl. They both, like,

anybody the shirt off their back or
just, like, salt of the earth nice

Anything about any other family members?

I don't know why the mom's being shown
as removed.

So she's just showing her mom as
removed.

You mean removed like...

Sometimes it's that they pass, or
sometimes it's that they're emotionally

disconnected and they're not feeling it.
It's like they're dead inside.

Allison says she didn't know a single
aspect of Maura's story before she flew

here to New Hampshire today.

So if she's telling the truth, there
would be no way for her to know that

Maura's mother died, unless she's either
guessing or channeling Maura as she

claims.

I feel really sick here, and initially I
wanted to think that she got

in the car willingly, but it doesn't
feel willingly.

It doesn't feel amicable here, or I
wouldn't feel as sick as I feel right

So that's important.

I mean, you said she knew this
individual, possibly met him before.

Casually. But he turned on her.

You know, it's like he could be charming
at first, but then turn on you. Is

there a bar in town that would have been
there that they could have stopped at

or that they would have eaten at? We
questioned that. Yeah.

Because that feels really important to
me.

The idea that Maura stopped to meet up
with someone she knew prior to her

accident is something Art and I have
been debating since we started this

investigation.

It's one of the possible reasons we
think her journey took one hour longer

ours.

It feels like he said he was taking her
somewhere that there were going to be

other people and they weren't there. And
then she started to get afraid where

he's like, no, no, no, just go a little
further, go a little further, you know.

And it just turned into something more,
something bad.

What's his intention to hurt her?

He does have a rapist energy to him. It
just feels like this was taken too far

because she fought him.

And also that she was going to tell the
people that she knew that were connected

to him. And he didn't want that. So it
feels like it was something that may

been more date rapey gone wrong.

To me, the friend group's the key to
this.

And the girls, like, it feels like there
were two female best friends or, like,

two females that were really close to
her. And they didn't do anything wrong,

but they do know that some of the males
around them are a little nefarious or

able to keep secrets for each other.

Could the friends Allison is talking
about be Maura's friends from UMass?

We know Maura went to a dorm party with
her close friend Kate and another

girlfriend two nights before she left
town.

Could friends from this party have
driven with Maura up to New Hampshire?

And could something have gone wrong in
the process?

We need to revisit that night.

It feels like he had friends that helped
him get rid of whatever he needed to

get rid of.

But also, you're probably going to find
out that those three boys, two of them

may have been brothers, that would bring
additional vehicles.

And then that makes sense how she ended
up on a different road in a different

car because they would have been
following her there or with one of the

the car with her and the other one's
following.

Allison's mention of three males stands
out.

Is she seeing three guys from the dorm
party at UMass?

Or is her vision three local men, which
lines up with a rumor people in town

have told me about?

There was a story about some young men
who worked at the ski area over in Loon

that lived and would have driven by that
site on the way to work that didn't

show up for work that night.

It's unclear which set of men Allison is
seeing.

Either way, if Maura fell victim to foul
play by three men, I wonder if the

medium has any idea where Maura might
be.

Without her body, Maura is still just a
missing person in the eyes of the law.

She referenced a bridge being important,
so I don't know how many bridges they

have in this area.

So it's what just feels like where the
evidence is, I'll say,

is just outside of where they were
looking. Like, it's not much further

where they were looking.

But you think that her body is nearby?

Mm -hmm.

It's going to be a street that's more of
a dead end where only locals go.

And only locals go there to drink or to
get in trouble.

In general, I'm skeptical about
psychics.

But I'm impressed with some of the
detail Allison provided.

I mean, some of the stuff she said was
just flat out freaky.

Yeah. I think talking to Kate, if ever
we can get her.

I keep coming back to the thing that
clicked with me is the three. The three

guys. Three guys.

Possibly two brothers that knew this
area that had a fight with her in the

around here somewhere.

There's a bridge nearby. There's a dead
end road that he took her down.

I mean, it's going to be hard to
pinpoint that, but those are pretty

facts that if we ever get to a location
like that, we should contact her.

A location at a bridge.

Near the accident site, but just outside
the search zone. A dead end where

locals go and drink.

This is what we need to find.

Our meeting with medium Alison Dubois
was interesting.

She made some strong correlations to a
few of the theories Art and I have been

tracking. Her friends seem to be key to
me. It's almost like some of them know

pieces of information that they haven't
shared because they don't think it's

important or they're not putting it
together.

She referenced a bridge being important,
so I don't know how many bridges they

have in this area.

In the weeks since we met her, as the
snow in the North Country melts winter

away, Art and I feel compelled to take a
deeper look at some of what Allison

shared.

We've been talking to locals and
researching bridges that fit Allison's

for where Maura's body or evidence of
her disappearance may have been dropped.

Meanwhile, I've called Maura's best
friend from UMass, Kate, countless

She was with Maura at the dorm party.

If anyone would know something, it's
her. But she never picks up.

I'm trying one last time at her house in
person.

Hi, Kate. This is Maggie Freeling
calling again. I am in the area where

live, so if you can call me back, I
would appreciate it. Thanks.

With nothing from Kate, I'll revisit the
potential drop sites.

Although they may be a long shot, it
feels like I should.

Art and I have narrowed the search to
three bridges.

that fit within Allison's description,
at a dead end, by a bridge where kids

party, just outside the search zone.

We've invited the medium back to the
region to check them out.

So, Allison, could you tell us just a
little bit about your process? When we

there, you know what you're going to do.

Usually I'll at least get an impression
or a visual blast through my head of

something that happened there.

Usually a death will leave an indelible
mark, and even though it's been 13

years, there'd be a trace of something,
so I'm hoping that this is the case

here.

Maura's crash occurred on Route 112 in
Woodsville.

The official search for her extended in
a 12 -mile radius.

Art and I have found three bridges just
beyond the search area, all along Route

112, and all fitting Allison's criteria.

A little bit of a creep factor here.

Yeah, it's creepy, but it just doesn't
feel like murder, and I'm just not

getting that impression here.

Okay.

We've got some other spots.

No fire, no alcohol, no camping. Wow,
this is definitely a party spot. Yeah,

this is a party spot.

What I can say is, if I'm seeing the
bridge, I'm seeing it from her eyes.

So this is not where she was killed.

Okay. Because this is not what she would
have seen.

How far away was she from it?

Does it seem like it was close, like she
was under it?

Not under it. Far enough away that she
could see it in its entirety.

Is where she was killed close to where
her body might have been dumped?

Yes.

Yes.

Two bridges down, one to go.

This last bridge is our most hopeful.

It's closest to the craft site.

Well, this is a dump site, for sure.

I agree.

It's definitely deeper here.

Well, and that's more what I'm looking
for, where it's deep to where she

wouldn't necessarily get caught up on
shallow rocks. There'd be a way to keep

flowing downriver.

This is more like what I was seeing. The
difference, I guess, would be that the

top of the bridge didn't look so
rounded.

So it was more of a straight angle as
opposed to arched.

More of a straight angle, the way I saw
it. Okay.

You know, from the places we've brought
you, I mean, what do you think?

I mean, I'm just not feeling anything.

Right.

Could Allison's impressions have been
beyond the drop sites we researched?

Absolutely.

There are hundreds of bridges branching
further out into the state.

What's more, this idea that maybe three
men were somehow involved with Maura

hasn't panned out.

We haven't spoken to Kate or anyone who
was at that dorm party at UMass.

And Art and I haven't been able to
identify the three men who we call

Mountain Three.

In fact, police have never officially
named them suspects.

Which means we're pretty much out of
leads.

There is one thing hanging, though.

The coordinates that Tim and Lance told
me about when I first interviewed them.

So you do a map search, you find the
coordinates. It's White Mountains, it's

Mount Kerrigan. Good conditions there
and back. Without making any stops, it's

like a seven and a half hour. Full day.
Like a full day hike.

Seven plus hours into the wilderness?

Would someone really go through the
effort of taking Maura up there, dead or

alive?

It's a really creepy story why this
coordinates is a thing in this case.

James Renner was emailed these
coordinates a few years ago, said stop

and the sender was, it was like Ray
Ramay, but if you rearrange the letters,

spells Maura Murray.

Would it be possible for somebody to
bring a body up there?

It's just something that we know is
probably a wild goose chase, but it's

something that you really need to check
off the list.

So they tried.

Tim and Lance booked a room in nearby
Lincoln, New Hampshire, ready to make

trek.

And that's when the trouble started.

We got tweeted a penny.

The year of the penny was 1982, which is
Maura's birth year.

The tweeter was like a skull and
crossbones logo.

And the more we looked at it, the more
it started to come together. This was

day before we were going to say it.
Lincoln is on the penny, and the year on

penny was Moore's birthday.

Which is creepy.

Tim and Lance felt the tweet was
bizarre, but it wasn't cause for

Yet as they arrived in Lincoln, they
received more strange emails.

He's getting closer to threatening.

At one point he says to us, Tommy Conrad
was assassinated on his mother's front

lawn for not minding your own goddamn
business.

Who was Tommy Conrad? Tommy Conrad is
someone who was shot on his mom's lawn

2005. From the area? Yes, in Haverhill.

It's unsolved still.

Did you guys track that email? Were you
able to track the email? I had a co

-worker who was a real clever IT guy,
and I took the emails to him, and he

back to me, and he was like, whoever did
this knows what they're doing. It's

buried. Buried. It's buried and made to
look like a bot.

The tweet, the threat, the mention of an
unsolved murder in Haverhill, the same

town where Maura disappeared, all of it
put him and Lance on edge.

We were just like, no, this is not worth
it. Because if it's not a body that

we're finding up there, it's probably a
trap, if there's anything. If there's

anything, it's probably a trap.

Sure.

The story of the coordinates would have
ended there.

But a few months went by, and the
podcasters got another bizarre email,

time from someone entirely new.

We were sent photographs from a hiker
who was... hiking up there alone and

found ribbons that said RIP Maura Murray
strung around

a tree. And we had a Skype call with
her, so she's legit. She seems just like

hiker.

Whoever this person is who sent this
email did go up there. They're not just

sending some random coordinates. I mean,
they went to this location.

Yeah. If anyone was directly involved
with Maura's disappearance, does that

anything to do with the coordinates?

there's only one way to find out. You
have to get there. There has to be a

thorough search there, which I don't
believe has ever been done.

There was just some random coordinates,
I think, maybe not so much, but we know

someone did go through the effort of
going up there, so what else could they

have done?

And I think that needs to be checked
out.

I've been focusing on this case for
close to six months, trying to tie leads

together and find out what ultimately
happened to Maura Murray.

What if this person...

who has been emailing Kim and Lance, is
the same person or people Allison saw

when she channeled Maura.

The possible connection reminds me I've
come too far to just leave this lead

hanging.

Plus, we have the resources Kim, Lance,
and Renner never had.

If anything happens to us, we'll have
cameras recording it all for the police

consult. All right, let's go.

One week later, after hiring a local
mountaineering guide, it's time to make

hike.

But as we set out with the podcasters,
something bizarre happens.

We received another email from the same
person.

Really? It says, stop looking again at
the subject line. It says, since Renner

didn't get it back in 2014, maybe
spelling it out will help. Good luck.

And then he puts the coordinates again.

Wow. That's bizarre.

All I had to do was think about who knew
we were doing this.

I didn't tell anybody. Tim didn't tell
anybody.

Hell, I didn't even tell my wife I was
doing this.

I'm a little bit in shock over it. What
do you guys make of this? You changed

your passwords and your emails.

I mean, what do you... Is it someone
else? Like, is this a coincidence? Is

someone... No way it can be a
coincidence, my God.

You changed your passwords in your
email. Is someone still in your email?

As if there wasn't already enough
intrigue surrounding the coordinates,

Lance receive another mysterious email.

It comes on the very same day we're
hiking to the spot where we might find

to Maura's disappearance.

I didn't tell anybody. Tim didn't tell
anybody.

Hell, I didn't even tell my wife I was
doing this.

This is definitely weird.

It's obvious that either our email has
been hacked or we're being watched.

It's exactly this kind of thing that
caused him and Lance to call off their

previous search.

What could this person be protecting?

What is up here?

I need to find out.

I'm Maggie.

Nice to meet you. Dustin Cormier is a
certified mountain rescue and trail

He'll be our escort to the coordinates.

We wanted to come here before. We
attempted it, but we got sufficiently

out. We didn't know if there was a trap
set for us. Yeah.

Well,

I hope there's no traps. Every time
someone tries to come here, it seems

this mysterious emailer returns.

Huh. Like today. So the guy sent you the
same...

coordinates again today yeah it really
is creepy yeah so as far as what we're

looking for it could be anything it
could be an artifact could be i mean i

want to sound like paranoid but i just
keep our eyes peeled for anything along

the way okay if we do come across
anything don't touch it yeah right all

because we might have to make a phone
call and get gotcha law enforcement up

here in case of some type of evidential
nature so all right as we prepare to set

out Lance enters the coordinates into
Dustin's GPS mapping unit. This

destination is an especially dense part
of the White Mountains, a virgin forest

virtually untouched through the
centuries.

Our target location is some 48 -mile
Tremoras crash site.

It's on the backside of Mount Kerrigan's
peak, a nearly 15 -mile round -trip

hike with 6 ,000 feet of elevation
change.

All right, let's do it.

And with that, we're off.

One of the emails that we got, the
second email, was a rhyme. It said,

year ago, I told you where. Look again,
she is still there.

Huh?

So we've just been kind of analyzing the
process of bringing a body to these

coordinates.

What's the trail like in the winter?

This would be, it'd just be like four
feet of deep layered snow.

Okay. Do people snowmobile up here?

No, this is wilderness, so you can't
even bike.

Bringing a body up here is like a
challenge.

Could you bring packing, like a horse or
a mule up here?

I've never seen it, but. Okay.

I mean, you could do it. You could
snowshoe in. Should you put it on like a

and drag it? Yeah.

If the person's still alive.

Art just had a good point. If the
person's still alive, you're hiking in

somebody. So she could have walked there
on her own and then gotten killed.

Does anyone else feel like we're being
watched?

Totally.

It's just super creepy.

We're right now at one hour and 17
minutes as we left.

the beginning of the river road so we've
come 1 .7 miles let's do it so we're

going up and over yeah okay cool

all

right this is the summit came up signal
ridge trail We're going to head down

Desolation Trail, which is right there.
It's super steep.

It's like 1 ,700 feet down to about
where our GPS coordinates are.

A little ways into the woods once we get
there, but we're getting close.

Okay. And there might be a chance of
the... If this is someone playing a sick

joke, then we do have to be careful.
Watch our step out there.

All right, guys, looks like we're
getting pretty close to where we leave

trail.

It's going to be pretty nasty in the
woods.

After seven miles of trekking into the
wilderness, we're about to go off the

trail into deeper woods with more
treacherous terrain to the exact

That's some pretty thick woods.

So when we do go in there, what are we
looking for?

Traps?

Any type of human remains?

Articles of clothes, jewelry, anything
out of place.

I mean, who knows? But yeah, keep your
eyes peeled for anything that might harm

you.

Let's do it. I'll start it and you guys
just follow me.

It's dense.

This is unreal.

Holy crap.

This is really one of the craziest days
of my life.

You okay?

Yeah. How far?

Halfway. Halfway. Ow!

Looks like you cleared up a little bit
right there.

This is pretty much it.

So, I don't know. It's going to be hard
to find anything, but I think we just

look and it's like a 30 -foot block.

We've made it to the coordinates.

Our plan now is to search the immediate
area for any clues or anything out of

the ordinary.

What is that right there?

Where?

What'd you find?

Something there. Hold on.

Right there.

Here? Lance, you making the doubt?

Can you see it?

I think I see it.

Hold on.

Nah.

Nah. Here?

Oh, my God.

There's a bright green something down
there.

Nah, it's nothing. It's just a tree.

Find anything?

No. No, there's nothing down here.
There's not even a real clearing.

There's no evidence.

No trap.

No Maura.

The coordinates were one of our last
roads to travel down.

Although we feel like we've closed the
lid on a number of theories, pregnancy,

police conspiracy, car sabotage, running
away.

We've come up empty -handed at
practically every turn.

It's clear we've exhausted what we can
do without the information the police

hold dear and keep secret.

There is one last thing, though.

The DNA results of the wood chips is
back from the lab.

We're meeting with Dr. Lori Baker, an
anthropology professor at Baylor

University who specializes in forensic
analysis of human remains.

She'll interpret the results of the test
for us.

Well, I have the DNA results.

Do you want me to walk you through a
little bit about how this was done? Yes.

Absolutely. So the DNA tests were done
by swabbing the blood samples, and it

went through a series of trying to get
rid of the inhibitors that would have

been found in the wood and so forth, and
we were able to get some interesting

results.

This is definitely blood that was on
these wood chips.

Absolutely positive for blood.

Is it human or animal?

Human. Wow, you have the DNA from
humans, and you actually have the DNA

individuals.

Wow, I didn't think we were going to get
anything, actually.

Did the police know that you tested the
sample?

Because I think you're going to want to
share this with them.

Why? Is one Maura?

There is a possibility that this could
be Maura.

Wow.

Would you like me to show you?

Yes.

All right, so in the sample that was
taken, there were actually two

And one of those individuals happened to
be male. What we cannot tell is if the

other profile is a female.

We're not able to take these samples and
separate them out, so we're not able to

see which sample came from which
individual.

So what we would have to do is take
Mara's DNA and compare it to this

So the first step would be to find out,
does her DNA match any of those numbers

on that sheet? Right, and especially
this particular number where we have a

profile. Okay.

And if it doesn't, it's not.

The state of New Hampshire has Maura's
DNA on file, so Art and I are going to

share the results with them right away.

So Chuck West just called me, and I was
waiting for you to get here before I

called him back to find out what
information he's got.

Let's call him.

Hey,

Chuck, it's Art Roderick. How you doing?

No problem.

Chuck West is part of New Hampshire's
cold case unit and is one of the

heading up Maura Murray's case.

All right, Chuck. Thanks, buddy. I'll
talk to you soon.

What did he say?

Take a look.

Still confused.

Yeah, I think this is something the
whole family should hear.

Let's get them together.

Yeah.

Hi, Fred.

Chuck West of New Hampshire's cold case
unit told us that since the sample of

blood taken from the wood chips is so
degraded and the chain of custody so

unclear that it would be impossible for
them to identify if it's more as blood.

It could literally be the blood of
almost anyone.

and so it would never be admissible in
court.

But Chuck did give us other information
that is encouraging.

So basically what has happened is since
we have started working on this, the

state police are looking into, or if you
want to say reopening the case. So

they're going back and re -interviewing
everybody.

They've established three task forces.

They're going back to the very
beginning, looking at all the forensics,

examining everything from day one on.
They've even gone getting a yellow

It's an Interpol notice, and it blasted
out to 190 countries with all the

information on Maura, her DNA, and
they're checking all their records in

she did go across the Canadian border.

Law enforcement's re -engagement in
Maura's case is promising.

The state has even agreed to give us a
piece of evidence that they've never

before released publicly.

The ATM footage.

Maura's family has been fighting for
this.

Thirteen years.

I know.

It's a series of shots taken every three
or four seconds.

So it's not like an actual video.

Right.

That's Mara.

Do you recognize that jacket, though?

I know.

Yeah, I don't either. I don't need to.
That's Mara. Oh, I know. That's Mara.

I started this project wanting to find
justice for Maura.

One example of the 70 ,000 missing women
in the United States.

Yet while Art and I haven't learned what
ultimately happened to her, I have come

to realize a few things.

So many people are quick to dismiss
these 70 ,000 missing women as runaways.

They are often considered overly
emotional, thought of as having no other

handle their so -called bad day than to
leave it all behind.

But after almost a year of connecting
with people in Maura's life, I feel

confident that Maura didn't willingly
walk away.

There's nothing in her history that
hints that she would leave her family

forever.

Something bad happened to her, and it's
possible she's no longer alive.

I hope I'm wrong, but my gut tells me
I'm not.

Maybe now, with the police digging back
in, they'll go over what Art and I found

and compare it to information they keep
private.

Or maybe someone will see this series
and finally reach out to law enforcement

with the tip they have been waiting for.

I hope our quest for answers will
produce results.

I hope our work gives the Murrays the
break they've been looking for for 13

years.

If somebody comes forward, seeing this,
that would be what it takes. Right.

Somebody that nobody knows about. Right.

Somebody knows something.

There's no doubt about it. And they've
been afraid to come out for their

personal safety, but now that this has
reached the level that it has, maybe

they'll be a little less reluctant to
remain in the shadows.

I think this is all just beginning. I
think there's going to be a lot of

information. I think you guys are going
to get a lot of answers.

Well, it's a direct response to you
folks working on the case, and

we'll be forever in your debt for it.

Something good's going to happen, and I
believe it. And not just because I have

to believe it, but I do believe it. This
is a break we've been looking for for

13 years.

Mara knows that we're pulling out all
the stops.

Come on, kid.

We'll find you.

If you have any information on the
disappearance of Maura Murray, please

New Hampshire's Cold Case Unit.