didnt the travellers move on very quickly after corrie went missing? im not sure where i read that. what if corrie was caught by some of the gypsy lads on a sex site? attacked a solider to rob? seems far fetched though?We've talked at length about Barton Mills and the dodgy layby. I want to also point out that there have been other incidents within the travelling community at Mildenhall and also in Ipswich. I think that it's good to have a picture of what goes on within the local area as a whole. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...tives-men-shot-dead-travellers-site-feud.html http://www.eadt.co.uk/news/mildenha...urder_at_willow_park_traveller_site_1_1747237 There have also been two murders of the travelling community at Ipswich only a couple of weeks ago. http://www.itv.com/news/anglia/2016...rt-charged-with-murder-of-two-men-in-ipswich/ The reason I also want to point this out is that the police searched Beck Row and we were pondering what was there. I pointed out at the time that there's a scrapyard, I didn't realise this is the location of the travellers site. http://www.cambridge-news.co.uk/news/local-news/police-search-beck-row-missing-12179398 I say this without prejudice, I think its important to know that there have been other incidents of violence within the Mildenhall / Barton Mills area.
your "thunking" sounds very plausible. i am still not convinced corrie and / or his phone travelled anywhere near the bin lorry. there are other small roads within the 5km radius we keep hearing about in the phones cell phone ping accuracy. plenty cut offs also to lonely road and tracks for some continuation of a sexual liasonI had a thunk last night as I seem to be fixated on a certain area of this case. A while back I posted some maps with timings that had been agreed by the majority of the group. However, that majority seem to have now fallen by the wayside and fresh eyes and members have joined the forum. These new members have given a valuable new insight into the ideas behind the phone timings and so they're open for review again.
A new member last night posted an image of the white slatted door which I looked at for at least a full minute (about two dozen posts back). Surprisingly after awhile, I noticed a car in the same photo. This got me thinking. If it took me several moments to notice the car....why couldn't Corrie do the same? His jog and then saunter towards the rear of the 'Horseshoe' suggests that surely?
Now for the phone timings...
I'm now giving great thought towards a Grindr contact in the local pubs or nightclub that night (see my earlier post for reasons).
What if diplomacy protocols meant that Corrie met the person in their car in the darkened rear of the 'Horseshoe' and sat in it for awhile (at least from 0324 onwards)? That car could have been parked there ALL evening even before Corrie and the lads even arrived in BSE. We know that parking in town was difficult otherwise Corrie would have parked in a normal parking bay and not a disabled bay. It would give Corrie, his phone and his 'guest' time to get aquatinted locally. Then a short time later, the bin lorry arrives (0405ish) and it's headlights temporarily disturb them both and carries out the emptying of the bins by the driver who is now by the side of the vehicle operating the lifting ram. They both get frustrated as the bin lorry starts its circular exiting manoeuvre and decide to leave themselves in the car towards BM/M getting stuck behind said lorry practically all the way to Mil.
The phone signal (by now approx 0420-0430) would be delayed from leaving the mast area footprint, no one would see them in the car as it would have steamed windows and so no witnesses, the CCTV camera wouldn't pick up the vehicle as its already parked there in the dark and has and has been all evening, the average speed of the phone and vehicle leaving would be lower because it's behind the bin lorry along the A1101 and it would meet the nearly all the requirements of our case?
JMO
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I think the same. But only based on a layman's observation.My feeling is that the Police don't believe there is anything to be found. How long do you keep searching religiously for a missing person when you have absolutely no evidence? This is my opinion obviously.
corrie's behaviour keeps being presented as "normal" for a work hard play hard type of guy. his uncle tony calls him a social hand grenade which means he is known for being extreme. some might say his behaviour was a bit unstable? this must have come to someone's attention at his work?I'm still here midsummer and I just lost a long reply lol
The general gist was that the door thing is super interesting. Dcmh covers alcohol education among other things. I don't think it's a stretch to consider his co knew of his behaviour but was unconcerned as he wasn't receiving help or treatment for it.
We've touched on whether he was depressed or overcompensating with his larger than life's persona, or if it's showing something like ADHD. Little things like parking in a disabled bay <modsnip>
Corries behaviour may be normal to him but that doesn't mean it's not a result of any issue he may or may not Be dealing with (at raf marham) hence the co's statements.
Most of the news has been local or on morning tv when people are at work. So whilst it looks like a big search it is just local. Thinking back at when other missing people went nationwide there was evidence of foul play. Sadly for Corrie there is nothing. Imo a true representation of him may shift this stalemate.
I'm sure you're right but I don't think he'd like you calling him Tiny!
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this is just IMO only - when the granny Mary and her husband Oliver put up the reward, the page appeared a few hours later. i do not think the would have raised so much money so quicky if it hadnt been for that reward. everything i read was saying what a shame it was for those grandparents putting up their life savings and so the public ( me included) dug deep into their pockets and raised the £30k really quickly. i don't begrudge the money as nicola is entitled to do what she can to get her son's body back.Mary told the Fife Herald how she and Oliver had put up a five-figure sum as a reward for information leading to the safe return of Corrie almost as soon as he went missing.
this statement seems very odd to me, both rewards went public in about week 9 or 10 I think, was Nicola trying to keep the grandparents reward quiet, I can do better then you 50k from unknown , I suspect that is family money put together to out do the grandparents, IMO , <modsnip>
- this is possible but the distance you just mentioned in square miles is vast. sooooooooooooooooooooooo many hours searching.Completely out of nowhere comment and not related to anything at all, but one of my earlier theories was Corrie being attacked by a male-on-male sex attacker who left Corrie's body in Thetford forest between Lakenheath and Brandon.
hmm....
Hook up gone wrong
Random abduction
Accident assault
Spontaneous AWOL
Planned AWOL
Natural accident
Suicide
Terrorism
ive thought always that he did seem to be a really good worker. he was in raf 3 years or a bit more? it might seem like raf took ages to report him missing to police but he was allowed space and privacy. only when he or work did his friends obviously realise this was something out of the ordinary. his commander took prompt actionAnd not have a curfew? And not be supervised? And allow random people to turn up to stop with a friend? And you'd leave your dog, drive into town, drink, party, get a takeaway then decide to go to rehab?
IMO the fact that Corrie was so quickly reported as a missing person says that he might be a cheeky chappy, but he's reliable, punctual and for him not to turn up to work is v serious, not that he might be in rehab or gone on a bender.
i agree with every scenario you have written, but why inside a car? have you not looked at the area between bury and thetford and seen all the remote locations? honington to lakenheath you get dozens more. whatever direction there are remote placesActually, thinking about this one. How is it possible for a person to become deceased inside a car?
Hook up/Driver attack (strangulation, stabbing, one punch...).
Corrie ill health (heart attack, 24hr bug, D&V, swallowed tongue...).
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the person or the people involved in the hookup might be totally different to the person or people who harmed him. i agree with this scenario as plausible possible...........but.......where is corrie ?I'm of the opinion at the moment a definite Hookup has been arranged (as with the consensus) and Corrie has either;
....dropped his phone down the side of the car seat (baggy pocket trousers on CCTV) whilst onroute to their destination, then succumbed to his injuries sustained in an attack by the driver OR
....dropped his phone outside of the car whilst getting out of the car at a location within the BM/M mast footprint (Corrie carrying on on foot towards Hon and sustained injuries from an attack or external forces (broken leg, head injury, deadfall, drowning, hypothermia etc).
Thoughts as always welcomed.
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How do men tend to 'bury' bodies in woods? Do they tend to leave them open and maybe camouflage with some armfuls of fallen leaves or dig a shallow grave?
I hope someone can post the link from eadt re Tom Hardy' s appeal on here I can't do links. <modsnip> We all hope C is safe somewhere. Nadolig Llawen.
I believe the lift was offered by the American in the black t shirt but was not taken up by C. He was in takeaway with a female friend and was getting a taxi apparently.I keep reading that Corrie turned down a lift, I remember reading that the takeaway worker said he ' could have ' given him a lift, not that it was ever offered or refused. I might be wrong, and might have missed someone who did offer him a lift, if so did Corrie feel uncomfortable with them, enough to refuse the lift.
