Do you suppose the Police POD will allow for people to watch proper CCTV or just the two 20 second clips already released?
It would be interesting to see the 4 identified vehicles, what type of vehicles they are (one presumably the bin lorry). I'd also personally want to study the 5 or so minutes immediately after where 20 second clip of CCTV #2 ends. I myself would also look for video interference, lights, other anomalies (I'm good at studying video pixels but it's not like they ever give us the chance...) There are numerous other things too, like the Timecode... has it been manipulated by the police? etc...
As for the investigation, I suppose it all hinges on those 3 vehicles right now that are still being investigated? If CCTV #2 never sees him depart, and judging by the back-doors of businesses there, it makes one of those 3 cars the only logical explanation in my mind. For the record, I get a "taking a pee" vibe from CCTV #2 rather than a 3am Tinder date. Something someone said earlier in the thread, you really don't need to have your hands out your pockets any more than 1 second before you intend to pee.... sly peeing guy stuff IMO
Anyway it's interesting to see how it's come along since last checking in (in thread 1 I think...), to this small back area of some shops where he literally seems to vanish. Of course, it's sad he's not found and there is still no conclusion. The best context & detail seems to be coming from findcorrie.co.uk ... the CCTV and official statements (and media coverage) are all pretty lame and obfuscating.
I will throw in one other tidbit. The bins in the Horseshoe area could well be the Gregg's bins. Gregg's bins are well known for being chock full of unopened sandwiches, donuts and a variety of other things that are still perfectly edible. When I was homeless for a short period, I would hit the Gregg's bins at 3am. I remember one night packing about 20 sandwiches into my rucksack. It'd be interesting to know if that particular Gregg's is known to locals as being a source for late night sandwiches (yes, from the bins). We know Corrie was hungry that night, and he disappears next to bins that may be containing food.
I think someone else mentioned a homeless man in the area possibly even talking to Corrie? Not sure about that but if Corrie asked a homeless person about somewhere to get food late at night, they might just suggest Gregg's bins. That is another explanation for him looking that little bit uneasy in CCTV #2... who'd want to be caught going thru Gregg's bin for a sandwich? Well, just thought I'd put that out there. Maybe I'm the only person who's ever done that...! Beyond peeing, beyond meeting someone in a car etc, Gregg's bins food is another possible explanation for his interest in that area, at the very least.
Someone local may want to probe that, see what the bins contain on weekday and weekend nights. No idea where that info could lead, but it's info we don't currently have/know. Those bins are related to one or some of the businesses round there, so the waste is typically going to be similar day in day out. We know the bin lorry tipped 15kg of something from bins taken in that area, but no detail beyond that from what I've read (or not read). The bin lorry has been apart of this since Day 1, and whilst there have been some very, very brief mentions about the load that was tipped into landfill, no specifics about what it would have been - which is why I say probing those bins might be useful, cos then we'll know the kind of stuff that was being tipped into landfill in that 15kg load. Probably not as important as the 3 "yet to be investigated" cars tho...
