The disappearance of Maura Murray is one of the most baffling—and certainly the most famous—missing persons case of our time. The details are at once specific and maddeningly confusing: On the afternoon of February 9, 2004 the 21-year old college student got in her car and drove north to New Hampshire. She didn’t tell anyone what her plans were or where she was headed. At 7:27 PM, Faith Westman, a resident of Haverhill, NH called police and stated that there had been an accident near her home and that a car was stuck in a ditch.  The car was Maura’s. Another neighbor spoke to her to see if she needed help before he went home to call the police. And when the police showed up 10 minutes later, Maura was gone. Nobody has heard from her since.