New Hampshire Route 112

area?Sure.

Um, probably the first thing I would tell someone to do would be to take a drive down the Kancamagus Highway.

Uh, it is the nationally designated scenic byway in our region, and it is 34 and a half miles, and it runs from the towns of Lincoln to North Conway.

And along the way, there's a ton of scenic vistas, overlooks, um, waterfalls.

You can pay it at the first stop that you go to, and then it gets you through the whole day.

Uh, you can also order a $30 annual pass if you're planning on visiting a couple times, that makes the most sense.

Um, so the Kancamagus Highway's great.

Um, we have a couple, um, notches, which are basically mountain passes, and those are also really great to visit too.

The traffic.

That's the backup along the Kancamagus Highway.

The scenic road was ranked the number one fall foliaged tr- drive by Travel + Leisure.

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And, uh, I also, uh, got up at three or whatever on Sunday morning and went and did a sunrise.

I wanted to photograph the sunrise over the Kancamagus Highway.

Fun.

And it was great.

And this case is moving again.

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.

The Maura Murray file is still open, and it may be closer to answers than it has ever been.

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All right, our story starts at 7:30 PM on February 9th, 2004.

A school bus driver in Haverhill, New Hampshire spots a black Saturn facing west in the eastbound lane of Route 112.

It looks like the Saturn must have either hit a tree or a snowbank.

Legit, they weren't...

Everything was cool, everything was great, enjoying, you know, the Kancamagus Highway, an outdoor beautiful Saturday is great.

With the douchebag hanging outside the car.

[upbeat music] You're a d-bag driver.