sandamanda
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I'm a bit cynical about that story tbh, there hasn't been anything further about it.
The attempted kidnap of the jogger was featured on Crime Watch just a couple of weeks ago. Seemed like a genuine story to me.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/profiles/57nWsrbLZRYhMGf2DSktjKZ/raf-marham-attempted-abduction
http://www.ipswichstar.co.uk/news/c...ing_suffolk_serviceman_has_unfolded_1_4720564
My local paper has a decent timeline feature at the moment.
I'd really like to know which direction he headed in after this short clip. That area has plenty of cctv.
Honington where he was based is in the other direction to Barton Mills. I don't know the bin lorry's route but hopefully if they're able to follow that there will be more cctv.
The phone being found in a bin does worry me. Even after a few drinks I'm very careful about my phone. I'd definitely imagine that to also be the case with a young service man who is hundreds of miles from his family. I really hope there's able to be a positive outcome from this.
I wonder if he had become separated from his phone at an earlier point in the evening. Maybe he left it somewhere/it was stolen and someone just lobbed it in the bin because they couldn't unlock it.
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Close to a 3 hour walk it says. That lake there is worrying, if he tried to take a short cut or got lost :/
I wonder why they have waited over a week to make an appeal this is the first I've heard of Corrie going missing. Is there any water in the area went missing or where he could have been heading back to base? I hope Corrie is found soon.
It seems - from my perspective at least - that there is a LOT of effort being put into this search to find Corrie. I can't remember a recent UK case like this when an adult has gone missing. Can anyone else think of a case with similar search efforts being made, similar amount of resources dedicated to the search, especially so long after the disappearance?
It's only been just over a week.
And yes, I'm sure there have been other cases which have had similar resources. Claudia Lawrence. The middle aged woman last year who walked miles from outside Newcastle and drowned [herself] in the Tyne. Helen Bailey. I'm sure there are many more.
I am wondering why the emphasis has been on his possible 'walking back to base'? Is it an area with no late night cab service available? The fare would be less that 20 quid according to online fare predictors. I suppose he could have tried hitching as well?
Another possibility: Could he have been set upon by a set of brawling lads, roughed up a little too much? His outfit of pink shirt and white jeans might make him an object of ridicule in some crowds
I am wondering why the emphasis has been on his possible 'walking back to base'? Is it an area with no late night cab service available? The fare would be less that 20 quid according to online fare predictors. I suppose he could have tried hitching as well?
CCTV indicated Mr Mckeague, who was out with RAF colleagues, stopped for a nap in a doorway before getting up and moving on.
"Once he goes out he is a creature of habit - he will leave absolutely on his own," said Mrs Urquhart.
"He will go and get food and if he has to lay down and have a sleep before he goes home he will. Nothing in his behaviour was remotely unusual," she said.
"What is absolutely out of character is that he would not contact one of us."