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The Huron Expositor, 1997-05-14, Page 6`-TI_ MOM SZPOSITOM. Msy 14. 110/7 Crown Attorne CONTINUED from page 5 cottage in June or July of 1995, after selling the Park House. Music's belongings were packed into boxes and are stored at Anne's sister's cottage. Morris reviewed police interviews with Murray in which he indicated he didn't believe Mistie had run away but suspected she was abducted. "You knew in your own heart and own mind that Mistie was not a runaway," Moms said. "That's not true," Murray responded. "I suggest to you, that you caused her death." Morris said. "That's not .true," Murray said. Morris then suggested Murray cleaned out Mistie's locker before school ended because he knev. Mistie wouldn't be coming back. Again Murray said that was incorrect. He and Anne had talked about cleaning out the locker and decided it y questions Mu would be too difficult for Anne. Morris asked why he wouldn't have brought the police when be did it. "Our daughter was miss- ing. 1f we cleaned out her locker prematurely, then 1 really don't have an answer," he said. Murray denied cleaning out the locker because he wanted to see if there was anything damaging to him inside. If he was doing that, Murray said he would have started with Mistie's bed- room. "Maybe you did that too," Moms said. "Did 1. Mr. Morris'?" Murray responded. Morris accused hint of not setting up Mistie's bedroom at the cottage but Murray said her room is there for her. "As soon as Mistie comes back, she is more than wel- come to sleep in her bed," Murray said. Morris also questioned • rray's actions why Murray didn't contact the police with information that Mistie had been at the boat on the afternoon of May 31. Monis said Murray knew the last known sighting of Mistie was around 4 p.m. at the high school and that Mistie had to have been at the boat sometime after that to clean out the refuse she left there during the Victoria Day weekend. I wasn't aware my move- ment that particular day was in question," Murray said. He said it wasn't until after he was named a suspect that he and his family started recon- structing his whereabouts on May 31. "You deliberately kept that point from the police," Moms said. "Mr. Morris, 1 have noth- ing to hide," Murray replied. Morris also pointed out that it wasn't until months later, that Murray mentioned any specific details about events at Snug Harbour, such as talking to Bridle or getting help with his boat from fish - omen. Again, Murray said it was because his own where- abouts didn't seem signifi- cant until he found out he was a suspect. Morris reviewed state- ments made about the boat in a June police interview, say- ing Murray skipped over a reference Anne made about taking the boat out that day. Murray said he was answering a question Constable Mark Johnston asked him and Anne had interrupted with that com- ment. He said Anne's com- ment had nothing to do with the question and he continued answering it. Morris said Johnston had asked for other specific details about that week but Murray never mentioned any- thing about the planned trip tc• Penetang or taking the boat out that night. "There's really nothing about Wednesday evening." he said. •Murray said the subject of the boat wasn't being raised at that interview. It was Anne CONTINUED on page 21 5.3% 5.65% 6 3.1" stir stir ruse SOrw Coop krill OW. 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