Can PH solve the missing Honington airman?
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crankedup said:
The search for Corrie is now being discontinued, announced today. No trace of his body has been found. Money is likely to have been the deciding factor in the Police decision I would imagine.
Only hope now is that some private money could continue the search.
Or maybe they can't spend an indefinite amount of time looking for a body that may not be there.Only hope now is that some private money could continue the search.
"known to sleep in rubbish on a night out"
isn't that a bit, well, weird?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-suffolk-40685...
isn't that a bit, well, weird?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-suffolk-40685...
sugerbear said:
crankedup said:
The search for Corrie is now being discontinued, announced today. No trace of his body has been found. Money is likely to have been the deciding factor in the Police decision I would imagine.
Only hope now is that some private money could continue the search.
Or maybe they can't spend an indefinite amount of time looking for a body that may not be there.Only hope now is that some private money could continue the search.
A very interesting case and it seems like there is so much we aren't being told. Everyone saying he was a lovely lad and really nice to everyone, but gets thrown out of pubs and clubs on the night he dies. Known to sleep in rubbish? Wtf.
It seems prudent to stop throwing money after this search now, the chances of finding his body would have been vanishingly slim anyway.
It seems prudent to stop throwing money after this search now, the chances of finding his body would have been vanishingly slim anyway.
Mastodon2 said:
A very interesting case and it seems like there is so much we aren't being told. Everyone saying he was a lovely lad and really nice to everyone, but gets thrown out of pubs and clubs on the night he dies. Known to sleep in rubbish? Wtf.
It seems prudent to stop throwing money after this search now, the chances of finding his body would have been vanishingly slim anyway.
I've slept under hedgerows more than once when I've been too plastered to pull and couldn't quite manage back to whatever soul destroying shore base I was billeted in at the time.It seems prudent to stop throwing money after this search now, the chances of finding his body would have been vanishingly slim anyway.
Waking up to a hedgehog eating the nan bread of your stone cold kebab is certainly a life experience.
His Policewoman mother is saying they should carry on searching. "How can they leave him there".
Surely if he is dead, (universally accepted) and they have run out of the millions spent looking for him, there is no option? Unless mum wishes to remortgage her house and give up her pension to bolster funds?
This sadly seems to be a bit "Darwin" here. He's gone, move on.
Surely if he is dead, (universally accepted) and they have run out of the millions spent looking for him, there is no option? Unless mum wishes to remortgage her house and give up her pension to bolster funds?
This sadly seems to be a bit "Darwin" here. He's gone, move on.
poo at Paul's said:
His Policewoman mother is saying they should carry on searching. "How can they leave him there".
Surely if he is dead, (universally accepted) and they have run out of the millions spent looking for him, there is no option? Unless mum wishes to remortgage her house and give up her pension to bolster funds?
This sadly seems to be a bit "Darwin" here. He's gone, move on.
Yeah, what a moronic thing to say, just imagine it was your lad. fSurely if he is dead, (universally accepted) and they have run out of the millions spent looking for him, there is no option? Unless mum wishes to remortgage her house and give up her pension to bolster funds?
This sadly seems to be a bit "Darwin" here. He's gone, move on.
king tt poster removed from the rea.ity of life because he spends his on a keyboard,crankedup said:
poo at Paul's said:
His Policewoman mother is saying they should carry on searching. "How can they leave him there".
Surely if he is dead, (universally accepted) and they have run out of the millions spent looking for him, there is no option? Unless mum wishes to remortgage her house and give up her pension to bolster funds?
This sadly seems to be a bit "Darwin" here. He's gone, move on.
Yeah, what a moronic thing to say, just imagine it was your lad. fSurely if he is dead, (universally accepted) and they have run out of the millions spent looking for him, there is no option? Unless mum wishes to remortgage her house and give up her pension to bolster funds?
This sadly seems to be a bit "Darwin" here. He's gone, move on.
king tt poster removed from the rea.ity of life because he spends his on a keyboard,crankedup said:
Yeah, what a moronic thing to say, just imagine it was your lad. fking tt poster removed from the rea.ity of life because he spends his on a keyboard,
Wrong - twenty weeks have been expended in searching for this reckless person and it should have been stopped months ago.king tt poster removed from the rea.ity of life because he spends his on a keyboard,The reality is he is gone
Defcon5 said:
I read that they had found rubbish that was taken from the bin where he allegedly was, so surely he would have been somewhere near that? I assume they didn't find his phone though which I believe is the only link to him being in that bin
Depending what state the site was in he could have rolled a 100 yards or he may have been fatally injured and crawled some distance.That's even assuming he was in the bin lorry.
Impossible to search the whole dump.
His mother wants an injunction to stop the site being refilled;
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-suffolk-40691...
"Mrs Urquhart said the police told her "we think he's still in there but we're not searching anymore"."
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-suffolk-40691...
"Mrs Urquhart said the police told her "we think he's still in there but we're not searching anymore"."
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