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Criminology is a true crime podcast that may contain discussion about violent or disturbing

topics. Listener discretion is advised.

I'd like to welcome everyone to episode 47 of Criminology. So more.

Last week we put out part one of more Murray. And then our plan for this week was to do an interview

with Tim Polary and Lance Reensternah from the Missing Mora Murray podcast. Tim and Lance know

just about everything there is to know about this case. And we wanted to pick their brain. Ask

them questions, get their take on certain things. So we recorded an interview with Tim and Lance.

But then this happened tomorrow, Mark 15 years since a UMass Amherst student,

crashed her car in New Hampshire and was never seen or heard from again.

So on the eve of the anniversary of Mora Murray's disappearance, her dad tells our

Catherine Underwood he thinks there could be a major break in the case.

It's been 15 agonizing years since Fred Murray hugged his daughter.

Everybody that ever had a kid know, history of the planet knows how I feel. And it can't go away.

On the night of February 9th, 2004, Mora Murray crashed her car into a snowbank along this

desolate road in Woodsville, New Hampshire and was never seen again. When you're with somebody

every day and all of a sudden they're gone, it's unimaginable. Mora's family has been searching

...