Summary
The parents of Lance Corporal Ryan Rudd, a missing soldier, express frustration over the Army's delay in reporting him missing. Ryan was last seen on February 15, but his absence wasn't reported until March 1, which his parents believe hindered the police investigation. The Army is now investigating the situation in collaboration with North Yorkshire Police.
Key Facts
- Lance Corporal Ryan Rudd, 28, went missing after a night out on February 15.
- He was not reported missing to the police until March 1, two weeks later.
- Ryan's parents are upset about the Army's delay in noticing their son's absence.
- The Army and North Yorkshire Police are both investigating Ryan's disappearance.
- Ryan was last seen in Selby with a friend and later refused entry to another pub.
- His parents believe this delay may have affected the investigation's chances of success.
- Police released CCTV footage showing Ryan on the night he disappeared.
