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In September 2016, 23-year-old RAF gunner Corrie McKeague vanished after a night out in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk.

CCTV captured Corrie walking into a loading bay known as The Horseshoe at 3:25am.

He was never definitively seen leaving.

What followed became one of Britain’s strangest and most debated missing person investigations. As police traced Corrie’s final movements, theories of abduction, foul play and voluntary disappearance spread across the country — before investigators eventually arrived at a shocking conclusion involving a refuse lorry and a landfill site.

In this episode of What They Hide: Hidden Crimes in Plain Sight, we examine:

Corrie’s final night out
the baffling CCTV mystery
early police theories and media speculation
the movement of Corrie’s phone after he disappeared
the controversial bin-lorry theory
the massive landfill search
public criticism of the investigation
the 2022 inquest findings
and the unanswered questions that still haunt the case today.

This episode contains discussions of death, traumatic injury and missing persons.

Listener discretion is advised.

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Sources

Suffolk Police – Corrie McKeague Investigation Archive
BBC News Coverage – Corrie McKeague Case
The Guardian – Inquest Findings (2022)
ITV News – The Missing Airman and the Bin Theory
Wikipedia – Death of Corrie McKeague
The Independent – Corrie McKeague Inquest Reporting