It's hard to believe that he has walked home because as far as we know:
-He could not walk out of that area without being seen on CCTV. One person (I think a relation of Corrie's) was on the news and said something along the lines of - it is possible to walk out, but he'd have to position himself very well and basically he didn't think that likely at all.
-I don't believe there has been anybody that has come forward that has been sure they saw Corrie after he disappeared off camera? No sightings?
-It is a ruddy long way home. It is PITCH BLACK the vast majority of the way. You could not walk home.....you would not be able to see a thing, you would end up walking into a ditch.....which may even explain it, but surely a guy in the army could get himself out a ditch.
-I can't really see how he could accidently get killed on the walk home. Maybe a hit and run, taking the body with them. In Great Livermere, which is a village on the most likely route (IMO) that he would have walked home, there is a lake of some kind. It seems people sometimes end up going missing and they are in water, but I can't understand how someone just gets lost walks into water and drowns. There is also a weird looking sandy area with lines running towards a centre point - what is that place?
I understand he may have got a lift part of the way home, but still not sure how you die on that journey home, or where you could be dropped off that is lit up enough to walk home.....I don't see any roads with lights on them around there.
People have commented that they want people to go off facts etc, which I understand......
So going off facts.....walking home - does it make sense?
Personally I would more or less rule it out.
First time poster, please be kind!
As ex military myself, I can't believe Corrie attempted that long walk back to Honington at 0330hrs approximately. MSM reported, the homeless man who Corrie allegedly gave money to (but he was also reported to be skint and that was the reason given for his change of plans that night?) stated that CM told him he planned to walk home to Base.
In my opinion this is ruled out because by the time he got to camp, he would have to be prepared to turn right round again to go back to pick up his illegally parked car, before any charges/possible clamping were enforced at 0800hrs?
I am also surprised that the rules regarding keeping dogs in the junior ranks accommodation have been so relaxed - there are shift workers needing their rest during the day and day workers needing theirs at night, and IMO a lonely barking dog whilst their owner is on duty, wouldn't go down well when I was single and living in the Block.
IMO he hung about BSE hoping to sober up enough to drive his car back to camp himself, and not planning to meet anyone.
What happens next? Who knows? If you had to kill a few hours and sober up enough to try to get your car moved from the spot you left it in, would you head to a 24 hour supermarket, freshen up, and keep warm for a few hours, do we know if any known associates of his live en route to any supermarkets - who he may have inadvertently bumped in to and subsequently had yet another change of plan? Did an associate of his offer to move his car for him, to allow the opportunity of continuing a party elsewhere after his car had been safely moved? Only for the keys to be disgarded along with his phone, if foul play ensued?
I hope I haven't broken any WS rules, I've wanted to post for quite a while, but my opinion changes daily!!