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On February 9th of 2004, 21-year-old UMass student Maura Murray drove from her dorm in Amherst,

Massachusetts to the White Mountains of New Hampshire.

At approximately 7.27pm, Maura spun out her 1996 Saturn on a hairpin turn on Rue 112

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