The Mystery of Corrie McKeague

Freedom wrote:Gut reaction - hoax.

It reminds me of people who are convinced that they've seen Madeleine McCann.

chirpyinsect wrote:

TheTruthWillOut wrote:Umm...Could be interesting, Chirpy. Do you have a direct link to that Reddit thread as I have tried to message the mods of the private thread that I was a member of before I went into hospital but haven't got a reply!

Cheers.

 

Are you still a member? The sub was closed for a while and has only just reopened.Not sure what went on but was something to do with trolling. Seems to be ok now though.

https://www.reddit.com/r/CorrieMckeagueMystery/

chirpyinsect wrote:Nicked this off Reddit.

Copied off a poster on theory group ;

A comment just posted on the Find Corrie page:

Nicola, its Ralph from America, California near Anaheim, Stanton by the base in Los Alamitos and horse track. no POLICE or anyone has contacted me yet. everything I told you and James is true. Even before I knew Corrie was missing, I told you the story how the man at 99 bottles in Stanton identified himself as Corrie back in February this was before I knew anything about a missing Airmen. Everything match the description. How him and his friend Carlos/Gino wanted to hang out with my friend and I. Then learning about his disappearance on the the internet not even have to read the article showing my friend the big picture and I ask my friend who does this look like and he said Corrie from the bar, and I said I know. So I read the article and everything match the name and demeanor. Iam telling you please have someone check what I told you and James. I told James before the search started Corries not in the landfill. Some how some way Corrie got here. Either someone help him for safety reason I dont know. But iam still waiting for the police to call me. I been waiting since February

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What do we make of that?

Police investigating the disappearance of missing airman Corrie Mckeague are to resume search of landfill site near Cambridge.

TheTruthWillOut wrote:Here we go: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-41490459

Police investigating the disappearance of missing airman Corrie Mckeague are to resume search of landfill site near Cambridge.

Det Supt Katie Elliott, from the Suffolk force, said: "We can't be 100% certain, and that's because of the variances there are with what happens to waste, but the information we have gathered has given us the case to go back there."

TheTruthWillOut wrote:Thanks for that, Heisenburg. What I don't understand is why they stopped back in July when there is still a section left to search? Like you say they are convinced he is there so a baffling decision to suspend the search for 10-12 weeks only to now resume.

 

Mimi wrote:I`ve never understood why they haven`t used cadaver dogs (obviously they`d need protective doggie boots on their paws).

Heisenburg wrote:

TheTruthWillOut wrote:Here we go: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-41490459

Police investigating the disappearance of missing airman Corrie Mckeague are to resume search of landfill site near Cambridge.

The story has now been updated,it includes this.

Det Supt Katie Elliott, from the Suffolk force, said: "We can't be 100% certain, and that's because of the variances there are with what happens to waste, but the information we have gathered has given us the case to go back there."

It rather suggests he is not any where else.

Yesterday I posted the press release from Suffolk and Norfolk MIT, in which they said they would be resuming the search of the landfill at Milton.
I have had more than a few people, although very pleased, asking me what changed their minds. As the press release didn't really explain it. So, in simple terms, which is the way I like it, I shall try to explain.
My son, Corrie went out on Friday 23rd of September 2016, Corrie was last seen walking into the loading bay area of the place we all now know as the horseshoe at 0325 on Saturday the 25th of September. That was the last positive sighting we have of Corrie.

The Biffa Bin Lorry entered the Loading bay of the horseshoe and picked up the commercial waste of Greggs and left the area at 0419.
This Biffa Lorry then continued on its route stopping at various places in Bury.
The Biffa Bin lorry dumped its contents in Bay 3 at Red Lodge Transfer Station Just after 0730.

Contrary to what we were originally told by the police, there was staff working at the Transfer Station and the staff carried out their normal practice of ensuring the rubbish was all pushed into the bay with a dozer.
Although there was already rubbish in Bay 3 before the Biffa Lorry unloads. No other Rubbish was placed on top of this Biffa rubbish over the weekend.
On the morning of Monday 26t September A lorry collects rubbish from Bay 3 (not all of it) and takes it to Milton Landfill and unloads it in Cell 22. This is the only open Cell at Milton at the time.
Cell 22 was opened on 19th September 2016.
We were informed in January 2017 that the police were going to start searching the landfill, In February the police announced this to the public.
The police asked where the rubbish from the lorry that left Red lodge on the Monday Morning heading for Milton would have been put in the landfill and were given a location.
The police then started their search. After 10 week’s they had found no trace, so extended their search. After 15 week’s they still had no trace so carried out the tachograph and GPS Tracker analysis. (This was something we asked if they would do before they started searching, but were constantly informed it wasn't necessary). This showed they had been searching in the wrong area of the cell, so they then started searching this new area.

As we know, this search also found no trace so the police paused to check the information they had been given.
During this whole time, I had been repeatedly asking if any other vehicles came into the landfill and was consistently told no.
As the police were so sure they were going to find Corrie in the landfill, and knew the location of the Lorry to within 1 meter of its cab being parked in the landfill, they should have found Corrie. I felt that they must have been following the wrong lorry and if Corrie was in the landfill, it must be in another area or if other landfills were used, in another landfill. Again, I asked the police consistently about this.
Thankfully the MIT have stuck with this, and have re checked all the information they have been given and investigated this thoroughly and they have now uncovered new information.
After the Biffa Bin lorry unloads on the Saturday Morning nothing else is put on top, However, on the Monday 8 further Lorries dump their rubbish in bay 3. The weights the police had originally uncovered for the rubbish that was removed in the first load was also now found to be incorrect. This now made it is highly likely that the Biffa rubbish was never collected in that first load or went with the lorry the police had followed to Milton Landfill.

Police have now found out that there were in fact 3 Lorries that picked up at Red Lodge and took rubbish to Milton Landfill so now all 3 of these vehicles have been checked to see if these also have GPS Tracker and their Tachographs have been checked.
Due to the additional rubbish brought into Red Lodge on the Monday and that there was already rubbish in Bay 3 and not all of this rubbish was removed. The Police Also have to check not just the rubbish being unloaded in cell 22 at Milton on Monday the 26th but up to the 30th of September. Bay 3 was never completed emptied until this point so it is conceivable that the rubbish from Greggs was there until this point.
All this obviously now opens up areas in the landfill that have not already been searched.
The process at the landfill was also misunderstood and further checking has shown that the rubbish from any of the 3 lorries that is unloaded could be moved into different places within the landfill, again areas not previously searched.

The Police have to get all the equipment and staff back in place this will take 2 or 3 weeks, the search will then continue, and is estimated to take 4 to 6 weeks.
There are also other bins in this horseshoe area, but the only one that was removed prior to Corrie being reported missing was Thornton's bin which was lifted from the horseshoe at 0530 on Monday 26th. This bin also went to Red Lodge and there is no physical weight recorded for this bin.
I hope this helps.
I would also like to say, thank you so much, yet again to all that contacted the police for us to have the male with the red jacket identified. He has now been positively identified and spoken to by police. He was unable to assist the investigation in any way.
Thank you all so much for your support, it really does mean the world to us.

N, M, C and D x x x x

Corrie Mckeague: Landfill search for missing airman ends

Det Supt Katie Elliott said there were "a number of theories" about what happened to Mr Mckeague and they were "continuing to test the evidence".