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NOV 19, 2018
Q6 Cold Case Files: Vanished
[...]
"I hate to call it a cold case after 18 months," said Flathead County Sheriff's Office Detective Rich Schuster. "But so far, we're not finding a whole lot that's pointing us in a direction that's really helping us."
[...]
Corey Flannigan was in Flathead County back in May of 2017. His fiancé said she didn't sense anything was off.
"I talked to him all day that day, everything was normal," Roxanne King said. "He was going to get a hotel that night.
But first, he was going to meet with some guys he'd done business with in the past, selling trucks and truck parts.
[...]
"A (neighbor) is driving home from work and sees the car crashed," Detective Schuster said.
The crash was bad. Corey had been driving an over-due rental car that night. He had hit a tree on the rural road.
"The airbag fired in the car, there was blood on the airbag," Detective Schuster said.
[...]
It was a single vehicle crash, and if anyone saw it, they weren't talking. The only lead detectives had was a set of footprints that seemed as if they came from the crashed car.
"They may or may not have been his," Detective Schuster said.
The prints went along a field toward a river about a quarter mile away.
[...]
"Was it an accident and he drowned? Was it homicide? Was it a person trying to flee from debt," Detective Schuster said. "That's unfortunately what makes this case so difficult. We have a (crashed) vehicle but no person."
[...]
"All we want out of this, if he is gone, is to spread his ashes somewhere and take our kids to visit him," Roxanne said.
Q6 Cold Case Files: Vanished
[...]
"I hate to call it a cold case after 18 months," said Flathead County Sheriff's Office Detective Rich Schuster. "But so far, we're not finding a whole lot that's pointing us in a direction that's really helping us."
[...]
Corey Flannigan was in Flathead County back in May of 2017. His fiancé said she didn't sense anything was off.
"I talked to him all day that day, everything was normal," Roxanne King said. "He was going to get a hotel that night.
But first, he was going to meet with some guys he'd done business with in the past, selling trucks and truck parts.
[...]
"A (neighbor) is driving home from work and sees the car crashed," Detective Schuster said.
The crash was bad. Corey had been driving an over-due rental car that night. He had hit a tree on the rural road.
"The airbag fired in the car, there was blood on the airbag," Detective Schuster said.
[...]
It was a single vehicle crash, and if anyone saw it, they weren't talking. The only lead detectives had was a set of footprints that seemed as if they came from the crashed car.
"They may or may not have been his," Detective Schuster said.
The prints went along a field toward a river about a quarter mile away.
[...]
"Was it an accident and he drowned? Was it homicide? Was it a person trying to flee from debt," Detective Schuster said. "That's unfortunately what makes this case so difficult. We have a (crashed) vehicle but no person."
[...]
"All we want out of this, if he is gone, is to spread his ashes somewhere and take our kids to visit him," Roxanne said.
