earthspirit
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My first post, nothing to offer but more questions. If you wish to shoot me down, by all means go for it. I have no idea what has happened, I was tending to think AWOL until recently, but now not sure. I think the police are withholding stuff, and quite rightly so. We'd LIKE to know, but we don't have a RIGHT to know.
What I think is strange:
Can't find any reports of witnesses from that evening coming forward to say anything positive or negative about what they saw. Not a single one, on FB or any forum where there are threads on this issue, e.g., websleuths, Digital Spy, etc. In this day and age they're usually queuing up to give their two penn'orth and get their 15 minutes of fame, why not in this instance? Not a dickie bird from anyone.
If there is one suspicious vehicle, haven't they followed it into and out of the horseshoe via CCTV on the many cameras around BSE? If so, where did it come from, where did it go?
Questions:
What USUALLY happened on a night out for Corrie in BSE? How did he normally get there? Where did he normally go? How did he normally get back to base? Did he normally leave on his own? Nicola has said it was usual for him to do that at home, but did he usually do it in BSE? If so, what USUALLY happened when he did it, did he USUALLY get a taxi, did he USUALLY sleep in doorways? It would be interesting to know what USUALLY happened on a night out ...
As ex-forces myself - albeit Army and a long time ago - I know that the tolerance level for 'erratic' behaviour is low. Nicola and Tony have said he was a 'social hand grenade' - loud, lairy and attracting attention was is the norm. Was he accidentally on purpose left behind that night? I Is that relevant in the whole scheme of things? If it is relevant, why is it relevant?
What was the reason for him going to Marham every 2 weeks? IS there a link to the 'Marham incident', if so, what? And is it relevant?
How did the rest of his mates get home that night?
All questions, no answers. Not even sure if the answers would get us any further. I acknowledge that we can't discuss these issues as there are no MSM links, but if I've mentioned anything to which there are answers, please point me in the right direction!
I just hope the police know what they are doing. I hope they are close to a resolution, and I hope their silence means they've got it in hand ..
great post! i was thinking of all of these too! what i would like to know is this : if say corrie had been sleeping in a doorway and was sick, or somehow disorderly, a person may call the police and him be arrested for drunk and disorderly. Well obvoiusly nobody called the police, or they would have said something. Is it possible that someone contacted the raf base and advised, one of their knowN airmen was drunk in a doorway sleeping?Llike wouldnt people want to get him off the streets? Is it plausible that anyone might call the base? Why for instance would military police not come out and drag him back to base and put him in bed to sober up? On his own he could potentially come to harm ( well they were on alert due to the attack at marham)
i just find it really strange, that nobody on the base knew he was missing, yet there were plenty raf guys in town and corrie was well known by many locals. i am thinking that its strange nobody did contact base?