Can PH solve the missing Honington airman?
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BlackLabel said:
What a strange thing to say - and I'm sure it makes the mother of his grandchild feel great.
The father of missing RAF airman Corrie McKeague believes his son may have killed himself after learning that his girlfriend was pregnant. Martin McKeague has revealed his theory that his son found out that he was going to become a father and that may have had a 'profound effect' on his mental health.Martin, 49, said the news would have had a ‘profound effect’ on Corrie’s mental health, and that he may have chosen to ‘get in that bin that night knowing what would happen’.
Kerrist. That's an absolutely appalling thing to say. The father of missing RAF airman Corrie McKeague believes his son may have killed himself after learning that his girlfriend was pregnant. Martin McKeague has revealed his theory that his son found out that he was going to become a father and that may have had a 'profound effect' on his mental health.Martin, 49, said the news would have had a ‘profound effect’ on Corrie’s mental health, and that he may have chosen to ‘get in that bin that night knowing what would happen’.
Imagine his kid reading that in a few years time.
FlyingMeeces said:
BlackLabel said:
What a strange thing to say - and I'm sure it makes the mother of his grandchild feel great.
The father of missing RAF airman Corrie McKeague believes his son may have killed himself after learning that his girlfriend was pregnant. Martin McKeague has revealed his theory that his son found out that he was going to become a father and that may have had a 'profound effect' on his mental health.Martin, 49, said the news would have had a ‘profound effect’ on Corrie’s mental health, and that he may have chosen to ‘get in that bin that night knowing what would happen’.
Kerrist. That's an absolutely appalling thing to say. The father of missing RAF airman Corrie McKeague believes his son may have killed himself after learning that his girlfriend was pregnant. Martin McKeague has revealed his theory that his son found out that he was going to become a father and that may have had a 'profound effect' on his mental health.Martin, 49, said the news would have had a ‘profound effect’ on Corrie’s mental health, and that he may have chosen to ‘get in that bin that night knowing what would happen’.
Imagine his kid reading that in a few years time.
Although for the welfare of the child maybe it's best to treat them as if they were
saaby93 said:
FlyingMeeces said:
BlackLabel said:
What a strange thing to say - and I'm sure it makes the mother of his grandchild feel great.
The father of missing RAF airman Corrie McKeague believes his son may have killed himself after learning that his girlfriend was pregnant. Martin McKeague has revealed his theory that his son found out that he was going to become a father and that may have had a 'profound effect' on his mental health.Martin, 49, said the news would have had a ‘profound effect’ on Corrie’s mental health, and that he may have chosen to ‘get in that bin that night knowing what would happen’.
Kerrist. That's an absolutely appalling thing to say. The father of missing RAF airman Corrie McKeague believes his son may have killed himself after learning that his girlfriend was pregnant. Martin McKeague has revealed his theory that his son found out that he was going to become a father and that may have had a 'profound effect' on his mental health.Martin, 49, said the news would have had a ‘profound effect’ on Corrie’s mental health, and that he may have chosen to ‘get in that bin that night knowing what would happen’.
Imagine his kid reading that in a few years time.
Although for the welfare of the child maybe it's best to treat them as if they were
I seem to recall during the original reporting of the story that the "lovely lad, everyone liked him, life and soul of the party" type comments jarred with the reporting that he was thrown out of several pubs. It does seem like the narrative was controlled to a degree - perhaps an attempt to garner some sympathy and make the search easier? I suppose people are more likely to come forward with info for a likable lad rather than some out of control, drug-addled mess.
Very much so. Also I'm sure the whole search would have been less thorough if he had worked in Tesco rather than for the RAF.
Sadly it seems whatever scam the binmen were running (causing them to report the collected bins being empty) has prevented them finding conclusive proof of the easiest explanation of what happened.
Sadly it seems whatever scam the binmen were running (causing them to report the collected bins being empty) has prevented them finding conclusive proof of the easiest explanation of what happened.
Jakg said:
saaby93 said:
and dont forget the petrol station fire
Your going to have to help me out with that one.http://www.edp24.co.uk/news/one-lane-on-the-a11-re...
Parents say his body is somewhere in the waste disposal system and is essentially irretrievable.
http://www.itv.com/news/2018-07-30/father-of-corri...
http://www.itv.com/news/2018-07-30/father-of-corri...
Thus says (apparently sensible) father. Mother (possibly less sensible) does not accept the conclusion and is demanding "answers" from the police, as though what happened was in some way their fault. The police appear to have done not much wrong, and on the contrary spent a vast amount of time and resources searching for the missing bloke.
Breadvan72 said:
Thus says (apparently sensible) father. Mother (possibly less sensible) does not accept the conclusion and is demanding "answers" from the police, as though what happened was in some way their fault. The police appear to have done not much wrong, and on the contrary spent a vast amount of time and resources searching for the missing bloke.
It's the police's fault his body can't be recovered. It is absolutely crazy they didn't check the refuse centre first. They f****d up badly.Davos123 said:
Breadvan72 said:
Thus says (apparently sensible) father. Mother (possibly less sensible) does not accept the conclusion and is demanding "answers" from the police, as though what happened was in some way their fault. The police appear to have done not much wrong, and on the contrary spent a vast amount of time and resources searching for the missing bloke.
It's the police's fault his body can't be recovered. It is absolutely crazy they didn't check the refuse centre first. They f****d up badly.Maybe they should have thrown some darts at a map and searched all those places too.
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