I wonder if Corrie set his phone alarm to wake him up at 3am with the plan to walk back with his friends when they left the club. He wakes up at 3, sends a message to a friend straight away, no reply (not sure if that's the case) then hangs around until 3.25 in the hopes that they'll reply. Then when they don't he decides to get up and make his way home alone.
I find it somewhat strange that he woke up and hung around in the door way for 25 minutes. Surely you'd wake up and want to get moving straight away. I imagine after eating and sleeping for 2 hours he would have sobered up somewhat and he would have been cold.
Also, i'm wondering if he did get in a car and said 'take me back to base' maybe whoever was driving was heading to the wrong one, Corrie realised too late. Driver wouldn't turn around and take him back an argument came about and he told him to get out the car or there was a physical confrontation.
Corrie's disappearance is similar to Luke Durbin's who has never been found
http://findluke.com/
I've just read that his mobile was a Nokia Lumia 435, the battery does come out and the phone costs less than £50.00. I know some people can't afford expensive mobiles but Corrie is a working fella and as I said, most young ones nowadays have expensive up to date mobiles. The only thing that throws me is that the phones last ping was recorded at speed so he's been in a car. If he's went awol then surely someone would come forward to say they gave him a lift which makes me think he's been abducted but the police have ruled this out. If it was a hit and run then again the police should be able to pick up car registrations on cctv... I think there's more going on than what we're being told hmmm.
But we don't know that Corrie and the phone were together when it was moving at car speed.I've just read that his mobile was a Nokia Lumia 435, the battery does come out and the phone costs less than £50.00. I know some people can't afford expensive mobiles but Corrie is a working fella and as I said, most young ones nowadays have expensive up to date mobiles. The only thing that throws me is that the phones last ping was recorded at speed so he's been in a car. If he's went awol then surely someone would come forward to say they gave him a lift which makes me think he's been abducted but the police have ruled this out. If it was a hit and run then again the police should be able to pick up car registrations on cctv... I think there's more going on than what we're being told hmmm.
No we don't but his phones missing also :/
I have to say, as a BSE resident, I've heard the Police helicopter out every day, people have said that local areas are being searched, pretty much every shop in the town centre has Corrie's missing poster up and they are on pretty much every post, lamp post, bus shelter through out town. Everyone wants to help.
I've just read that his mobile was a Nokia Lumia 435, the battery does come out and the phone costs less than £50.00. I know some people can't afford expensive mobiles but Corrie is a working fella and as I said, most young ones nowadays have expensive up to date mobiles. The only thing that throws me is that the phones last ping was recorded at speed so he's been in a car. If he's went awol then surely someone would come forward to say they gave him a lift which makes me think he's been abducted but the police have ruled this out. If it was a hit and run then again the police should be able to pick up car registrations on cctv... I think there's more going on than what we're being told hmmm.
It's interesting that it was a Nokia 435. My son has one of these as his spare phone, and had to use it a few weeks ago as he had broken his regular one and was waiting for it to be fixed. It's an old phone, and the back falls off about every 5 minutes causing the battery to disconnect. My son keeps an elastic band round it to stop it happening. It's a well known issue with this phone which makes me wonder if the battery fell out unintentionally.