Records Show Scope of Police Investigation
Two bundles of public records arrived today, documents related to Fred Murray's civil court case against the New Hampshire State Police.
Murray petitioned the court to gain access to the complete police files of his daughter's disappearance. His argument was that the police were not working on locating Maura. In the end, he was only granted 50 pages worth of material (more on that soon). But, in denying his request, the NH State Police had to explain a bit about their investigation to date for the first time.
According to Lt. Landry, at the time of the court proceedings in early 2006, the file on Maura Murray consisted of 2,938 pages of info as well as evidence, tapes, and newspaper clippings. Also included in the files:
- Fred Murray's cell phone records- phone records of family members and friends- personnel records- military records- Grand Jury subpoenas- search warrants- credit card info- criminal record checks- witness interviews (including 19 written statements and 3 transcribed interviews)- 2-page statement of Fred Murray- lab reports- unknown photographs- copies of Websleuths forum conversations- one-party intercept memoranda (possible wire taps)
And, most interestingly, 4 polygraph examinations.
Also in the report is an affidavit from assistant AG Jeff Strelzin, who tells the court that he believes there is a 75% chance that criminal charges will be filed in this case.
Murray petitioned the court to gain access to the complete police files of his daughter's disappearance. His argument was that the police were not working on locating Maura. In the end, he was only granted 50 pages worth of material (more on that soon). But, in denying his request, the NH State Police had to explain a bit about their investigation to date for the first time.
According to Lt. Landry, at the time of the court proceedings in early 2006, the file on Maura Murray consisted of 2,938 pages of info as well as evidence, tapes, and newspaper clippings. Also included in the files:
- Fred Murray's cell phone records- phone records of family members and friends- personnel records- military records- Grand Jury subpoenas- search warrants- credit card info- criminal record checks- witness interviews (including 19 written statements and 3 transcribed interviews)- 2-page statement of Fred Murray- lab reports- unknown photographs- copies of Websleuths forum conversations- one-party intercept memoranda (possible wire taps)
And, most interestingly, 4 polygraph examinations.
Also in the report is an affidavit from assistant AG Jeff Strelzin, who tells the court that he believes there is a 75% chance that criminal charges will be filed in this case.
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