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Today we are going to talk about one of the first missing persons cases to go viral on social media back in 2004.

More than 20 years later, there are more questions than answers about what happened to 21-year-old Mara Murray when she vanished

from a road in New Hampshire in the middle of winter. New theories and clues about Mara's

baffling disappearance are still emerging. And there's even been a recent development that

could point to a brand new

suspect who wasn't on the original investigator's radar.

Hi guys, and welcome back to Clues, where we sneak past the crime scene tape to explore some of the key evidence behind the most gripping true crime cases.

I'm Kayla Moore, and I'm going to be digging deeper into the timelines, the backstories, and the court files on these cases.

And I'm your internet sleuth, Morgan Absure.

I'm diving into Reddit forums and anything else I can find online to look at the threads that just don't add up. At Crimehouse, we value

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Let's get into this case and the clues that defined it.

Just a quick content warning for this episode today. We talk about eating disorders,

self-harm, and essay. So listen with care. First case to go viral on social media, which at the time of Mara's disappearance, I think Facebook was like four, five days old. Days. Days old. Yeah. It was a brand new social media tool. It was really like the first social media tool. And it wasn't until a little bit later that our case started going viral on Facebook because that's just not what people were using Facebook for at first. No, it was like dating and seeing who the cool kids in your college were. Yeah. I got Facebook when I was in middle school. That was probably a little young and I still missed the MySpace page of being able to pick my song. But it is crazy to think in the context, like there

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