Not sure if you’re being sarcastic but one of the families said they were fobbed off by police who assumed the kids were partying and all ignoring their phones. Furthermore, the batteries don’t have to be on for the police to locate their last known location.
yes, an hour before the police!
I don’t think reiterating what’s been reported is ‘speculating’ tbh. So Fuck knows what’s making you prickly about it.
See no-one is blaming the driver who missed a slight bend in the road.
See no-one is blaming the driver who missed a slight bend in the road.
I didn’t blame them. I’m simply repeating one of the families who claimed initially didn’t take it seriously. Given the crash happened in the early hours of Saturday morning “putting an alert out on the Sunday” appears to confirm it.
It was three young adults not answering their phones not one. And there was a problem as we got to find out.
Three young women who didn’t return home after a night out or respond to attempts to contact them described as (out of character). Yeah, sitting on your hands seems the best course of action.Got it, so as long as it's more than one missing person they should act quicker
It was also in trees / shrubs so may not be easily visible from above either.
Hindsight is wonderful isn't it.
Dunno if it's true, but, strictly speaking, that statement doesn't claim it was the police helicopter who found the car. It's strongly implying it (and they have said so explicitly elsewhere) but all that means is that the helicopter was involved in the search.
Needs a temp difference. A car that's not moved for 2 days and dead bodies will be at ambient temp. The heat from the (hypothermic) survivors could be masked by the car.
Not sure it’s a freak accident. Seems the car was travelling too fast approaching the roundabout and this is the result.
