I have just had a thought. What if C had slept again and some one thought it a good prank to put him in a bin. Or what if he had an altercation and was placed unconscious in the bin? I guess that is possible and it has happened before in other cases, but still why no forensics from bin or lorry? Yes, i don't know where the idea they were metal bins came from. I thought they were all plastic but differing colours. The point about "not being stupid" is that old saying "drinks in, wits out". What may be unthinkable when sober is perhaps prevented when you have mates with you to keep an eye on each other ( the "buddy" system ) sadly that was not the case that night and it was usual for C to leave his mates apparently. Still nobody has definitely said how he usually got back to base AFAIK.
So why didn't they do this before they spent 10 weeks searching the LF? Wouldn't that have been the right way round especially as it hasn't taken long to search this incinerated material it seems? Are they searching the transfer station last?
We were told months ago that the waste from the bin lorry that matched C's phone movements went to be sorted and incinerated. When were we told it didn't go to the sorting station? I don't remember that exactly. Were there two bin lorries emptying two bins at a similar time? Otherwise why does the story keep changing? I don't get why the confusion and incorrect info about one simple bin lorry journey? It's not rocket science fgs.
To what I know of we only have one bin lorry that did other pickups in bse before going to mildenhal , soham, Ely ,then newmarket, IMO the bin lorry no longer fits in with the phone movements being on the Barton mills mast from around 4.50 until 8am and not moving,
I think he was just Acting before the position was filled.
So Corrie's phone pinged a mast at Barton Mills at 4.20 a.m. this article states. It must have left BSE about 20 minutes earlier in that case, around 04.00 a.m. so it cannot have been the bin lorry if the driver saw the 3 teens at 04.20 a.m. and the phone was already in BM by then. More confusing data . AJMO.
The time they state that the phone pinged the mast at Barton Mills fits with the time that was given by LE some time ago as leaving the BSE mast at 4.19am and would also therefore fit the sighting at BM at around 4.30am by the bread delivery driver. LE also said originally that the phone was at BM by 4.30am. It was also originally said that there were two bin lorries and then that got changed so there was only one on that day and the other being general waste was said to have been collected on the following Monday.
