Maura Murray was a 21-year-old nursing student at the University of Massachusetts Amherst when she disappeared on February 9, 2004. That afternoon she emailed professors saying she would be absent for a family emergency (her family later said that was not true), packed some belongings, withdrew $280 from an ATM, bought alcohol, and drove north in a black 1996 Saturn sedan toward New Hampshire.

Around 7:30 p.m. the car was found crashed against a snowbank on Route 112 in Haverhill, New Hampshire. A local resident who heard the crash called police; a passing motorist who stopped to check on Maura said she declined help and claimed she had already called for roadside assistance, though there is no record of such a call. When officers arrived about 10 minutes later, Maura was gone, leaving personal items and the purchased alcohol in the vehicle.

Investigators considered that she might have wandered into the woods or been picked up by someone, but no conclusive evidence has been reported and no trace of her has been found despite extensive searches and publicity; age-progressed images have been released. Does anyone have information about Maura’s movements that night or remembers seeing her car on Route 112 on February 9, 2004?