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These days there are bus stops on Box Hill Road near what is now The Tree pub. The stop on the opposite side of the road to the pub currently heads to Dorking and then to Crawley. The stop heading in the other direction is a little further up the road, not far from the bridleway entrance. On...

That's what I was thinking. If you compare with the pic directly below it, you can see how it opens. But it seems this has previously been discussed so wary of rehashing old ground unless new theories have arisen in the meantime!

Great stuff. I'll dig into the old threads to learn more when my eyes are more open!

If we didn't before, we do now! 👍

In those images originally posted by Midsummers Day, has an eagle-eyed sleuth already noted that the door to Focus 12 is wide open at night in the fourth pic down? So in theory anyone could walk in...

In that 'lift part of the way home' scenario, it does open up misadventure - eg thanks to the lift he's a bit closer to where he needs to be, so just goes into 'service man' mode and takes the most direct route to Honington. But with nothing to light his way, even a phone light because it is in...

If the bouncers are familiar with CM, which certainly sounds to be the case, they might have plenty of experience of how he can successfully or unsuccessfully mix with other people in the club. His larger than life personality might be well received by some groups in the club but it could just...

Thanks dcflag - I’m thinking that perhaps the phone never went out of the Bury St Edmunds zone before CM was dropped off - he could have been left at the very edge of town - and then the car turned towards the Barton Mills direction and caught the bin lorry up again. It would all depend...

Has the phone data actually confirmed that the bin lorry and CM's phone both followed the same route, or only that the bin lorry and the phone end up in the Barton Mills region at very similar times? Is there the possibility of a faster-moving vehicle such as a car taking a different and longer...

"So lets say something happened to Corrie by someone using that Focus12 building. Maybe the ushered him over, it kicked off, one punch can do it. They discarded his phone in the waste. Body in the Focus12 yard." I think this bears up to further scrutiny. The awesome transcript of Nicola's FB...

Diamba85 - regarding time lost between doorway and horseshoe: this is important IMO. He might have been awake prior to the 3.08 message send too. But presumably it is all covered off in the (unseen) CCTV footage of him at Hughes doorway.

Why wouldn't the 'following' vehicle simply overtake the bin lorry when it reached the outskirts of BSE? Roads are wide enough and would have been relatively traffic free at that time of the day? Or is it more the case that it followed the same route, but wasn't necessarily physically in tandem...

IMO it seems highly probable that Corrie’s phone somehow ended up in the back of the bin lorry. I just can’t convince myself that he did as well, given all the checks and measures that are in place - if the weighing system is flawed, the sorting procedure would uncover him, and if...

I hadn't appreciated the juxtaposition of the teenagers being nearby at the same time as the bin operation was going on. The questions would be: a) whether they would have the opportunity to throw something into the lorry as it was either stationary or as it drove past them, and: b) whether...

Extraordinarily slim, unless you are familiar with that area at that time of the morning and know where to put it. Or unless you're in the horseshoe at the time that the bin lorry arrives and take the opportunity to dispose of the phone, perhaps without the knowledge of the driver. All of which...

https://www.suffolk.police.uk/sites/suffolk/files/page/gallery/corriecctvimage10.jpg I've worked this one out (possibility of figure in background) - it isn't a person and it isn't the statue on the roundabout. It's a short black and white bollard marking the edge of the pavement and cycle...

It could be that his judgement is impaired due to alcohol and when he awakens after 3am it suddenly dawns on him that he is alone and stranded in town with few resources. This might not have seemed such an issue when there were more things to do and people to talk to and be entertained by at...

I still think Corrie could have exited the horseshoe on foot. Regarding the ‘running man’ CCTV footage - when the camera is focused on the top end of the street, the entrance to the horseshoe is not visible. If that is the only camera covering the horseshoe, it could be possible for Corrie...

I am 98% certain you are right, db09striker, but I am 2% thinking there is a strange trick of perspective going on if that is the case. The figure in the CCTV isn't surrounded by a mound of shrubs in the middle of the roundabout like the statue (and what a odd statue that is!). Due to the...

I'm sure this has been covered off in one of the previous threads when the extra CCTV stills were put out, but what was the explanation for the possibly person-sized object in the background of the 3.56am cyclist image...