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c I just see the feet (boots?) and maybe a longer, knee-length jacket that pop out from under the awning for a split second around the 1:44 mark

Thanks,it's a great timeline that's why I grabbed it! You also had the road he parked at on there!

If I find it, Truth, I'll post it here. It was a screen grab from the Biffa website, I think, saying that (in that particular post code/area) recycles were picked up weekly on Fridays and for all the rest of the pickups, they are every 2 weeks on Mondays.

So Bar is on Langton Place and from their site, looks nice and rather upscale. J D Wetherspoons is also called The Corn Exchange and looks like a decent restaurant with small bar area on Abbeygate Street if that helps any?

I have an old screenshot of an earlier websleuths thread that might be helpful. It was from 11-17 and was posted right before CoverMeCagney posted at 4:40 pm - unfortunately I cut the header off in my photo - ugh... it says: 22:00 leaves home ~22:20 parks up on Robert Boby Way ~22:20-23:20...

v I thought the same thing; whew, that area must smell really bad! But someone looked it up on the Biffa site fwiw

October 3rd, I believe

https://www.suffolk.police.uk/news/missing-persons/corrie-mckeague Small update about the pod on the Suffolk Constabulary page, saying they were going to extend hours. Does anyone know if they really did?

The Suffolk Police & Crime Plan: http://www.suffolk-pcc.gov.uk/about-us/police-and-crime-plan-2013-17 of interest:

Furthermore, if Nicola honestly thought Corrie had gone awol, her message would be, "come home. We love you, you're not in trouble, come home." But she doesn't - so she honestly feels he is missing involuntarily. We need to listen to this. Sure, the police (and family) have things they're...

I think we are missing something important... The police haven't nailed this case yet. There's no conspiracy or leading us in one direction as a decoy while they go in another direction. Listen to what the family is saying. They spell it out - they're unhappy with aspects of the...

Regarding the video from the pod today - isn't it odd how we were told repeatedly that we would not be able to view the footage unless we were there in person? Nothing was going to be online. Then this small clip showed up on iTv's site and looks like it was shot from someone's hidden cell...

A little sappy here but in the states, today is our Thanksgiving - a time to reach out and tell people you're happy they're in your life... so on that note, Thank You, everyone on this thread for the countless hours and great insight you've all devoted here. And especially to Dcflag and anyone...

I guess they could be doing simulation drills? But normally lock down or high alert status is when something serious is happening either on base or in the surrounding area that could threaten base personnel. At least that's the way I've always understood it but I could be wrong?

I think it means that the stores, restaurants and gas station are all closed for the holiday. If they were on "lock down", that would be something serious

The man running - do you get the feel he was out getting his exercise (like, a nightly run or before heading into work early) or does he look like he's running for a reason, like he's getting the hell out of there? I'm not a runner so I can't tell

Did anyone else notice that with the man running, as he went out of view the camera panned forward to capture his movement as he continued running? Assuming that the particular camera wasn't being manned at the time, would this lend to the theory that these cameras only turn on when they detect...

No mention of anything specific, just a flutter of police activity and hearing the helicopters. They said it was "uncommon" for the area and was hard to miss. That's all I got from them. I'm curious to find out if it's related to Corrie as I'm always hoping that 'today's the day'...