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Disappearance of Maura Murray

Disappearance of Maura Murray

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Oct 1, 2026

Lance ReenstiernaHOST
9:56
So this is starting to have kind of...
Lance ReenstiernaHOST
10:00
I don't know, familiar notes of Maura Murray's disappearance.
Lance ReenstiernaHOST
10:04
She disappears at the base of the White Mountains, mountain range, mountain ranges that she was familiar with, hiked them with her family, with her father.
Lance ReenstiernaHOST
10:13
And that's ultimately where in that general vicinity she disappears, not on a mountain, but in a familiar area not close to her home.
KyleHOST
53:02
Like, if Steven and I ever got into, like, true crime-y, I, that, I would go that route.
SteveHOST
53:08
The thing, the thing is, like, you see the missing person cases of, like, Maura Murray, where people are adamant that, like, something, something mysterious happened, something terrible happened, when, when you see a case like this, it could be as easy as that she just walked out in the woods to hide from the police.
SteveHOST
53:28
It's the middle of winter.
SteveHOST
53:31
She just didn't make it, and she was outside of the search area.
Mel BarrettHOST
21:47
So there was no scent or trail of anyone fleeing the scene into the night.
Mel BarrettHOST
21:52
If you guys remember the Maura Murray case, they brought in a canine scent dog and that canine scent dog tracked Maura Murray's scent up the road to the intersection and then disappeared.
Mel BarrettHOST
22:07
This one, this guy, Bloodhound Hayes, uh did not track any suspects fleeing the house i don't think they have any do they have footage of this no he's just talking about haze he's talking about haze and then we had one more this guy Last witness of the day was Special Agent Michael Tom with the FBI Cincinnati Division.
Mel BarrettHOST
22:39
He just testified about how he came in and assisted local police.
Brett TalleyHOST
50:50
A lot of the mysteries, the best mysteries, I feel like, that we talk about have multiple mysteries to them.
Brett TalleyHOST
50:56
I mean, you think about Maura Murray.
Brett TalleyHOST
50:58
It's not just what happened to her.
Brett TalleyHOST
50:59
It's why was she up there in the first place? You know, or the Isdale woman.
NatalieHOST
11:12
You hit the nail on the head.
NatalieHOST
11:14
And this whole conversation is reminding me of something that Julie Murray, sister of Maura Murray, who we interviewed a couple years ago, told us in that interview.
NatalieHOST
11:25
She said this in relation to the true crime community, but I also feel like it applies to the world.
NatalieHOST
11:32
There is an empathy epidemic.
Amy ArcherHOST
16:00
See, I could get behind that maybe.
Amy ArcherHOST
16:02
I don't want Timmy talking a lot of true crime to me, but, like, if he was like, "Let's get together, you and I, and find Maura Murray," I would be like, okay.
Amy ArcherHOST
16:11
I could, I could use the help on that one.
BeccaGUEST
16:13
Now, if he said, "Let's sell our home and my mother's home"-
BeccaGUEST
16:19
Okay.
BeccaGUEST
16:19
[laughs]
Amy ArcherHOST
16:20
No. I'd be like, let's let the police find Maura Murray.
BeccaGUEST
16:23
[laughs]
Billy JensenHOST
2:28
Whenever you have the K-9 units coming in, they're good at, uh...
Billy JensenHOST
2:33
You know, we've seen K-9 units with the Maura Murray case, and they, they, th- those were cadaver K-9 units.
Owen MichaelHOST
2:37
Mm-hmm.
Billy JensenHOST
2:37
And they were trying to search for somebody that, uh, dead remains from, you know, tw- 20 years ago.
Billy JensenHOST
1:13
Yeah, so I had been a, a sort of, uh, uh, an expert in these crowdsourcing and citizen detective type people.
Billy JensenHOST
1:22
I wrote a story about Maura Murray and the citizen detectives trying to find her for Boston Magazine.
Owen MichaelHOST
1:27
Mm-hmm.
Billy JensenHOST
1:27
I wrote a, I wrote a story for Rolling Stone about the, uh, the citizen detectives trying to track down the kitten killer, Luka Magnotta.
Billy JensenHOST
11:24
So there, you know, this was a, a crazy week in true crime, 'cause you had this.
Billy JensenHOST
11:28
You had the, um, uh, one thing that we're not actually gonna cover, but you had the, uh, press conference about Maura Murray and whether they might have-
Owen MichaelHOST
11:35
Indeed
Billy JensenHOST
11:35
... that they dug up the basement, and they didn't find anything.
Owen MichaelHOST
11:37
Right.
Billy JensenHOST
11:37
So right after that, then you had Maura Murray's, um, um, uh, ex-boyfriend being, uh, having sexual assault charges against him.
Owen MichaelHOST
11:45
Mm-hmm.
Billy JensenHOST
11:45
And th- But I think the biggest story out of all this, because it affects so many people, because so many people use these ride sharing apps, is the story of Samantha Josephson out of South Carolina.
Vanessa RichardsonHOST
1:30
And every Tuesday is Unsolved Tuesdays, where I bring you two cases that have yet to be cracked and still haunt us today.
Vanessa RichardsonHOST
1:38
Today, we're revisiting the disappearance of Maura Murray, the first of two cold cases we've got for you today.
Vanessa RichardsonHOST
1:45
And this case is moving again.
Vanessa RichardsonHOST
1:47
New theories have surfaced in recent months, and investigators have reportedly zeroed in on a potential suspect who was never on the original radar, someone who could change everything we thought we knew about that night on Route 112.

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