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Seven minutes. That's all it took.
On a cold February evening in rural New Hampshire, a young woman crashed her car on a quiet desolate road. But when police, she was gone. A locked abandoned car and no sign of life.
No footprints. No confirmed sightings. No answers.
More than two decades later, that seven minute gap remains one of the most haunting mysteries in modern true crime. This is the disappearance of Maura Murray.
