Recent content by farfaraway

Having read and listened to an author who covers many cases similar to this i.e. separated from friends and phone, which was hinted at on Thread #1, I'm going with seemingly unexplained accident for the Quick Poll.

He goes for a wee near the bins and decides this plan of walking back to Honington at 4am while it may have seemed a good idea at the time now doesn't appear so appealing. Someone said he looked to be limping maybe his footwear isn't ideal for a long night march. So he hops into the bin to hide...

I think he wasn't reported missing till Monday, not sure when they checked the lorry. If they'd washed it or it rained and if there wasn't much forensics to begin with?

He wouldn't have climbed underneath the bin lorry, would he?

There is a bus service, looks like 8am is the first one gets to BSE around 0830. I was just wondering if he prearranged a lift with someone usually when he drove in.

Who looked after his puppy? quote Relatives say Corrie would not have abandoned his beloved puppy which he left at RAF Honington unquote. Someone must have realised the puppy was being neglected or if they looked after it that something was wrong. Rather than sleep in a doorway I would sleep in...

I wouldn't pay any attention to the window being open either I think the reporter just wanted to speculate. But I'm just thinking if it were my daughter who was missing and I knew the car had been left in a yard ( LaVoie's, was it? ) and if I thought the LE were treating it as a runaway or...

Quote from whitmanhansonexpress. I can't reconnect to the article just now to find the reporter's name but the link is on some threads.

The LE report says the accident occurred at 7:27. The first accounts I read said just after 7, which made me wonder what she was doing, why neither of the two couples came over or no cars stopped.

What is the time lapse between the accident and the bus driver showing up? A few sources say the accident happened about 7, just after 7. The LE showed at 7:46pm, about 8 - 10 minutes after the bus driver left Maura, so he arrived about 7:20? ( I don't know how long their conversation lasted) ...

But it is possible that the immediate footprints around the vehicle might have gone by way of other vehicles passing by and the EMS turning up?

I know that when I was in college, I use to carry all my books in my car all the time except when I was using them. I don't know if that was her habit or not, but I don't consider it unusual or proof that she was going to study, come back or not get drunk and I think it extremely likely she was...