They were also getting unconfirmed sightings too combined with the 11kg bin contents and the supposed sorting procedure so it was thought more likely he was in a ditch somewhere even possibly taken and dumped somewhere (hence the Kings Forest search).
With going back 7 months as QA states, SP found the same weight registered each time, give or take, approx, so I wonder how they found out just before they were about to search, that it was wrong. I wonder if they found out the weight was wrong first and then announced the search. MOO. It would have been difficult for them to justify the sheer scale of the search earlier, with forensics clear, weight normal, given the cost of the search and risks involved. Superiors wouldn't agree I doubt. But they didn't rule it out as it was set aside, so after tracking all the witnesses, or nearly all, cars, searches, what were they left with, the landfill. Also the pressure from social media, letters to MPs, petition, etc. I just wonder how they got the info of the bin weight. Perplexing case and as you said, who knows, what twists may come yet.
We can only hope the new weight is not also found to be wrong, especially as you say, we don't know exactly how it came to be. As there appears few other leads now (just 2 vehicles still under investigation and 2 untraced pedestrians) and most routes have been searched, you are correct that it strangely came at the right time. Only time will tell now.
"when you have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth".Well a mobile phone is not going to walk into a incident room at BM and say 'I'm lost'
IMO LE have done a decent job, they concentrated on finding c alive , they followed up the fact that he could have walked back and the possibility that he was taken remember the family were so sure that he had been taken in the early days, LE never said any thing about c being taken, as for the phone the police did track it to bm area not to any particular rubbish area, IMO the phone is of very little importance , Thay would already have got acces to most of the data on it so would be of very little use even if found,"There could simply be a request to meet at this time etc and we need this to get more hope this is a mistake that’s been made, but it’s private land so we won’t ever be able to search with out permission, we haven’t stopped trying to get this to happen though"
Mobile - exactly, N knows that was the best lead because she is a officer herself. POLICE can search anywhere private or otherwise, even if it takes a warrant whilst officer/s stand guard in situ watching until warrant granted at local court if needed. FAILURES.
Thanks Northern Light for that refresh on the other page
Incorrect, SP would have got limited network info, so would N though from the network as to her being the account holder, the phone holds information no one knows, it IS and remains a imperative part of the clues it may hold, data & app data.
I'm not sure as I thought that they had to move 6000 tonnes of something before they started the search, I presumed that was the top soil,
Yes I think they moved the topsoil already as part of the preparation work. Hope the 250 per week rate doesn't mean another 15 weeks of searching. If he is there, let's hope they find him soon. Good to see the family support for SP and their methods.
