Can PH solve the missing Honington airman?

[anonymous-user]

Hand sort rubbish sounds bks to me.(I know they do it but is is usually blue bin stuff) It would have been trade waste and that just goes straight to dump. If they hand sorted why did they miss the mobile.
The problem is when armchair detectives get involved it will probably end up with Elvis as the murderer.
They did well solving Maddie case as well.

[saaby93]

A lot more in here

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-suffolk-38457...

There were 4 vehicles that entered the horseshoe
A vehicle was set on fire

What is facebook live?

Typical cctv image

Edited by saaby93 on Thursday 29th December 09:55

[4x4Tyke]

Jakg said:

Mephistofleas said:

One thing I noticed is the zoom into Bury St Edmunds satellite view on Google Maps is like it used to be years ago i.e. not very close/detailed. Is there a reason for this or is it coincidence?

Bury is a small town in Suffolk - Blackpool is nearly four times the size.

Commercial satellite terrain mapping photos are not high enough resolution for the maximum zoom on Google maps . The highest resolution terrain photos actually come from aircraft terrain mapping services. These don't cover the country to universal high resolution standards.

[stripy7]

CAPP0 said:

If I'm reading this right (and I'm happy to be corrected), the police have shown an unwillingness and/or an indifference to searching the landfill site. And yet the only vehicle which came out of that area on which the misper could have been travelling, willingly or otherwise, was a dump truck which went to the landfill site?

Why would they not search there? Even if only to eliminate it?

Because it will cost a fortune.

[Dan_1981]

Was he gay?

There seems to be some skirting around it and but no confirmation one way or the other. But lots of comments on his lifestyle.

[stripy7]

Dan_1981 said:

Was he gay?

There seems to be some skirting around it and but no confirmation one way or the other. But lots of comments on his lifestyle.

Probably, but who cares?

[4x4Tyke]

stripy7 said:

Because it will cost a fortune.

A stirring up public/media demand is good way to negate criticism over the cost.

[stripy7]

4x4Tyke said:

A stirring up public/media demand is good way to negate criticism over the cost.

I don't disagree, does explain initial reluctance though particularly as there was a probability that he could still have turned up safe and sound.

[eldar]

stripy7 said:

Probably, but who cares?

It may be relevant? His mother described him as 'a social hand grenade'.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-suffolk-38457...

[stripy7]

eldar said:

It may be relevant? His mother described him as 'a social hand grenade'.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-suffolk-38457...

He was in his early 20's so it would be more unusual if he wasn't reckless, irrespective of his sexuality.

[eccles]

stripy7 said:

Dan_1981 said:

Was he gay?

There seems to be some skirting around it and but no confirmation one way or the other. But lots of comments on his lifestyle.

Probably, but who cares?

Barton Mills has some some well known local gay 'hotspots' (a nature reserve car park and a pub)

[tim0409]

CAPP0 said:

And yet the only vehicle which came out of that area on which the misper could have been travelling, willingly or otherwise, was a dump truck which went to the landfill site?

Why would they not search there? Even if only to eliminate it?

I agree, but they must be pretty sure he wasn't on/in the truck. There were a number of vehicles that visited the horseshoe area between 3.30am and 6am, so if the only way he could have left was in one of them, it needn't have been the bin lorry. From what I read the Police haven't gone through the vehicles that visited the area after 8am as it was busy with market traders and lots of cars.

There is also the chance that Corrie or his phone coincidentally travelled the same route as the bin lorry in another vehicle.

As to whether he is straight/bi/gay, I'm sure this is relevant to the Police given the number of dodgy meets on Grindr which have resulted in dead bodies recently.

He trained to be a hairdresser before deciding on a career in the RAF, and he also owns a Z4, so in terms of PH it's case closed

PS I'm just about to buy a Z4

[Ms R.Saucy]

Hainey said:

That Reddit page is actually quite good with a lot of information there I'd not seen before and I have been following the case since it made mainstream media.

It states the contents of the bin lorry are manually sorted by hand at a processing station and anything not recyclable is taken to landfill. We're his body in the bin therefore he would have been found at that pinch point.

There are other questions raised there about his character that are in need of address but out of respect I'll pass no comment.

Let's just hope he somehow turns up safe and well. It'd be great for this one to have a happy ending.

and it's quite concievable that a 'paper' recycling bin could contain as little as 30 kg - un flattended cardboard boxes for example ...

the driver isn;t going to look i nthe bins before the wagon lifts them

[chilistrucker]

tim0409 said:

I agree, but they must be pretty sure he wasn't on/in the truck. There were a number of vehicles that visited the horseshoe area between 3.30am and 6am, so if the only way he could have left was in one of them, it needn't have been the bin lorry. From what I read the Police haven't gone through the vehicles that visited the area after 8am as it was busy with market traders and lots of cars.

There is also the chance that Corrie or his phone coincidentally travelled the same route as the bin lorry in another vehicle.

As to whether he is straight/bi/gay, I'm sure this is relevant to the Police given the number of dodgy meets on Grindr which have resulted in dead bodies recently.

He trained to be a hairdresser before deciding on a career in the RAF, and he also owns a Z4, so in terms of PH it's case closed

PS I'm just about to buy a Z4

Result. How much for a cut and blow?

Sorry meant too add, this story has had a lot of coverage on web sleuths.

Edited by chilistrucker on Thursday 29th December 20:25

[LaurasOtherHalf]

chilistrucker said:

Sorry meant too add, this story has had a lot of coverage on web sleuths.

This story has for the first time put me in the direction of websleuths and I ended up reading quite a few pages. What a load of professional busy bodies Everyone's Inspector Poirot after Making A Murderer it seems.

The simple fact seems to be that there is a distinct lack of "full disclosure" from the police while they're still investigating and in the vacuum of fact, people seem to make up their own.

[MockingJay]

I've seen this is the area in question on a few threads ive seen around online.

https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@52.2466237,0.712774...

[mickk]

LaurasOtherHalf said:

chilistrucker said:

Sorry meant too add, this story has had a lot of coverage on web sleuths.

This story has for the first time put me in the direction of websleuths and I ended up reading quite a few pages. What a load of professional busy bodies Everyone's Inspector Poirot after Making A Murderer it seems.

The simple fact seems to be that there is a distinct lack of "full disclosure" from the police while they're still investigating and in the vacuum of fact, people seem to make up their own.

Just had a look at that site, it makes this place look fairly sensible.

[saaby93]

MockingJay said:

I've seen this is the area in question on a few threads ive seen around online.

https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@52.2466237,0.712774...

That's hopeless
There are are three roads in a number of fire escapes - anyone going in there could choose any number of ways of getting out
Do they think he's gone underground, chosen a new life and chucked his phone in the bin?

[MockingJay]

saaby93 said:

That's hopeless
There are are three roads in a number of fire escapes - anyone going in there could choose any number of ways of getting out
Do they think he's gone underground, chosen a new life and chucked his phone in the bin?

Yeah I was under the impression it was a total dead end alley way with high walls either side and no other route out, but according to numerous threads on other websites that's the spot.

[LaurasOtherHalf]

MockingJay said:

saaby93 said:

That's hopeless
There are are three roads in a number of fire escapes - anyone going in there could choose any number of ways of getting out
Do they think he's gone underground, chosen a new life and chucked his phone in the bin?

Yeah I was under the impression it was a total dead end alley way with high walls either side and no other route out, but according to numerous threads on other websites that's the spot.

No what they're saying (his family and internet stalking fans) is that if he'd have chosen any of the ways out of that dead end he would have been spotted on cctv.

He so far hasn't.

Although the police have only checked up to 8am and haven't said he'd 100% be caught on cctv if he had left by any other way.