UK UK - Corrie McKeague, 23, Bury St Edmunds, 24 September 2016 #12

[PilgrimsPrayer]

But note that bodies/bits were found...

I just googled to see the stats on people being killed inside a bin lorry and this has happened a lot, quite often it has happened when someone has gone to sleep in a bin. This is just one example but there are lots online http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/manchester/8381110.stm

 

[Robert00]

The place has connections...

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-suffolk-22565936

 

[Northern Light]

As with recent cases with Apple and Amazon, F12 would have to be forced by a court to hand over patient data. They don't have to co-operate with LE especially if no evidence.
If F12 sacrifice the right of anonymity held by their patients then their ability to command such high fees is dramatically reduced. Can you imagine the value of that list to a red top....

Nicola has also said there was no one staying there thát evening, so even getting the list of patients, would not necessarily tell them who, if anyone, had access that evening. They are now in a spotlight in a way they wouldn't wish to be. JMO

 

[JamesKing]

I just googled to see the stats on people being killed inside a bin lorry and this has happened a lot, quite often it has happened when someone has gone to sleep in a bin. This is just one example but there are lots online http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/manchester/8381110.stm

The other stat is.... those that were killed, were always found.

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[Rhianna1989]

Will the police be investigating focus 12?!

 

[PilgrimsPrayer]

Nobody was staying at that location, not necessarily that nobody was residential at F12.

Nicola has also said there was no one staying there thát evening, so even getting the list of patients, would not necessarily tell them who, if anyone, had access that evening. JMO

 

[Coach]

The other stat is.... those that were killed, were always found.

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Do we know if the lorry taken to a landfill or as some posts have suggested, was it taken to a third party site to be incinerated?

 

[PilgrimsPrayer]

Bins are my thing, you know this.

The other stat is.... those that were killed, were always found.

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[MidsummersDay]

OR phrasing it in another way.....

....can anyone explain why the phone remained in the footprint of the Bury mast for 55 minutes after 0325 WITHOUT any sighting of Corrie in that area by other people or by the cctv.

Because he was shielded....ie, inside a vehicle or building. Given that he egressed the 'Horseshoe' unseen and the authorities are suggesting he left in a vehicle, then it MUST be in a vehicle. The BSE mast for EE is literally 100 yards from the 'Horseshoe' so approximately a 3 mile footprint from that north west is the exit point I would suggest.
I could explain it by suggesting (as I did quite awhile ago) that the car was already in the 'Horseshoe' when Corrie entered at 0324. He got in the car and spent time with the occupant. The bin lorry rocked up at 0420 and disturbed them. Their vehicle left behind the bin lorry and covered the 3 miles through the maze of streets in 10 minutes. 28 minutes later and still behind the bin lorry, Corrie, his phone, the driver and the driver's vehicle entered the BM mast footprint. It was still there at 0800 where the phone battery died. Corrie is..... (Insert).
JMO


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[PilgrimsPrayer]

OK to summarise most of thread 3, recycled material is not taken to landfill or incinerated, it is stored, baled and sold on. I don't know why N has gone to lengths to discuss incineration unless there is a suspicion he was in a general waste bin.

Do we know if the lorry taken to a landfill or as some posts have suggested, was it taken to a third party site to be incinerated?

 

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[Coach]

Bins are my thing, you know this.


QUOTE=JamesKing;13040934]The other stat is.... those that were killed, were always found.

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Is it not possible that this was a tragic accident and he died after being tipped into the lorry?

 

[Robert00]

Is it not possible that this was a tragic accident and he died after being tipped into the lorry?

Please read prev posts Coach

 

[Northern Light]

Nobody was staying at that location, not necessarily that nobody was residential at F12.

I agree, that's what I meant, not clear enough!

 

[PilgrimsPrayer]

Yes but there's no body and no incineration.

Is it not possible that this was a tragic accident and he died after being tipped into the lorry?

 

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[Coach]

OK to summarise most of thread 3, recycled material is not taken to landfill or incinerated, it is stored, baled and sold on. I don't know why N has gone to lengths to discuss incineration unless there is a suspicion he was in a general waste bin.

I agree, if this was not possible them why has she discussed the incineration process

 

[Coach]

Please read prev posts Coach

Will do, apologies. I'm guessing this has all been covered already.

 

[JamesKing]

Is it not possible that this was a tragic accident and he died after being tipped into the lorry?

I'd say "doubtful".
My Learned Colleague PP would say "impossible".

Either opinion puts it in the "not very likely at all" category.

 

[Robert00]

Not to sound rude but you have to discredit the bin theory. Its a non possibility.