well golly gosh! if the bin man is reading on this forum - trying to solve this crime before he is lynched by forum users, i bet he has now thrown his bin mans cap in the air, in a moment of triumph! poor bin man :loveyou:
It was our eagle eyed sleuth sld286 i think who noticed and took this picture after seeing a jogger run past and into there. Great spot.
It is a good point given he disappeared soon after Flex closed at 3 am. Someone might have just spotted him and decided to follow. Maybe the police should look at this like any other case and start with who would want to hurt him? Details from the bouncer might help. For that matter, take a look at his "friends" that night. And how did they clear the man who supposedly offered to give him a ride or share a cab. Really cannot pin down the story that involved a USAF member in the pizza joint. I have never seen anything other than they traced the man with the black tee down and after walking out with him they parted company. Nothing about what he did for a living. Someone that knew he was out on the street bouncing around drunk, might have gone looking for him after hours for any number of reasons.No problem, snip away! I agree with you, my partner is a bouncer, and I lived above the club he worked at (it's how we met, aww), and so I would stand on the doors with him at the weekend to keep him company, or help out if I could (ambulance calling, calming people down, giving coffee, getting food for people, etc), and he never ever kicked someone out for being too drunk if they weren't causing a problem, so C must have done something that we're not being told about, or, and this is the only reason my partner says he would through out someone who hadn't done anything wrong, he was being protected from something. Maybe the doormen had seen something was going to unfold and so they moved him away for his own good. It could be that the person he was being moved away from, later caught up with him in the horseshoe
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this is an honest post and i do feel that all avenues need explored - it does not make corrie a bad person - there is nothing to indicate he was horrible nasty cruel greedy violent or anything similar. he was a "nice" young man - perhaps over the top in his behaviour but not a bad person. all of the things that could be seen as negative about him are not odd things they are just things that make up who corrie was. its possible his lifestyle has got him into this trouble. people need to talk honestly so that investigators can have a true picture of what corrie really did in his off time. find out the ones who did not like him for his "Lifetstyle" and then maybe you find who did the harm.
i believe that UT is going to be posting an update very soon. i keep thinking the next we might hear is about further searches to rule out the other local shops etc?
that sounds awful but could he also have been up singing in the first bar in order to get drinks? or is that me just on overdrive now, after reading what you just wrote? im sure i know people who have done things like this in the past. never really gave it much thought until this moment
