They are not forgotten

My initial reason for coming to the subject of this blog was selfish. In the fall of 2001, not two months after 9/11, I was hiking in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. I had parked my car near the Pinkham Notch AMC lot, and hiked the Lost Pond trail, which is a beautiful, easy trail. Not one month later, a tourist from Quebec, Ms. Louise Chaput, was reported missing and her body was later found close near the Glen Boulder trail. While searching on the internet, I found a number of links about the Conneticut River Valley murders which apparently took place from the mid-70s through the 90s. I was startled by the fact that, despite decades of travelling roads in these areas, I had never heard of these cases. One of the links I followed was to Silky Boxerz' fine site:
NH & VT Missing Persons

Then, in late 2004, I became aware of the disappearance of UMass student Maura Murray, whose car was found in Swiftwater, NH, on February 9, 2004, and who has not been seen since. The number of missing persons case and unsolved murders in northern New England and southern Quebec is great. Some of this undoubtedly is due to the large wilderness areas of the region. A number of us looking at these cases, however, have noticed some similarities in some of them. This blog is for the purpose of finding information about these cases.
All respectful discussion is welcome.