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Nicola Bulley: Police divers return to River Wyre six weeks after body of missing mother found

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edited April 2023 in The Rail
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    VespaPXVespaPX Member Posts: 12,076
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    'Baffled' diving expert hunting for Nicola Bulley fears her phone could have been left on the bench as a 'decoy' after suggesting her dog would have been 'howling' beside the riverbank if she'd fallen in as search continues








    'Baffled' diving expert hunting for Nicola Bulley fears her phone was left on the bench as
    The 'baffled' diving expert leading the search for missing Nicola Bulley fears her mobile phone discovered on the bend next to the river was left as a 'decoy.' Ms Bulley, 45, vanished while walking her dog near the River Wyre in Lancashire more than a week ago. Police say their primary theory is that she slipped or fell into the river, despite not having found any evidence of this. Forensic expert Peter Faulding says the case is left him 'truly baffled' and that he doesn't believe the mother-of-two fell into the water, alleging that if she had drowned her body would have been found by now. He argued that police police have 'nothing to go on' and suggested that a third-party, who may have left her phone behind as a decoy, is involved. Mr Faulding, founder of Specialist Group International, joined the search for the missing woman yesterday. He and team of expert divers will be back on site from 8am today after scouring 'three or four miles' of river until darkness fell last night.


    https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11721383/Baffled-diving-expert-hunting-Nicola-Bulley-fears-phone-left-bench-decoy.html
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    Could these photos of Nicola Bulley's dog swimming in the river where mother went missing blow key police theory apart? Snaps emerge of springer spaniel after officers suggested mortgage advisor had gone to help her pet in the water






    Could these photos of Nicola Bulley's dog swimming in river blow key police theory apart?
    Ms Bulley, 45, disappeared while walking her dog Willow along the River Wyre near the village of St Michael's, Lancashire, at around 9.20am on January 27. Lancashire Police and private diving company Specialist Group International (SGI) have both conducted extensive searches along the river, but have so far found no trace of the mortgage adviser. Police continue to work under the hypothesis that Ms Bulley slipped into the water, possibly while trying to help her dog, and drowned. But Willow was completely dry when her phone was found laid on a bench next to her roaming dog, close to the water's edge. A picture has now been revealed showing Willow happily swimming in the same river - implying she would not have been concerned if he had entered the water.

    https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11732637/Could-photos-Nicola-Bulleys-dog-swimming-river-blow-key-police-theory-apart.html
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    Tikay10Tikay10 Member, Administrator, Moderator Posts: 162,919

    I sense the gutter media & conspiracy theorists are turning this into the new "Maddy" (Madeline McCann). Nothing better than a missing person story to stimulate wild speculation from them.
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    HAYSIEHAYSIE Member Posts: 33,235
    Tikay10 said:


    I sense the gutter media & conspiracy theorists are turning this into the new "Maddy" (Madeline McCann). Nothing better than a missing person story to stimulate wild speculation from them.

    The police seem to be letting themselves down again.
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    PaintedOnePaintedOne Member Posts: 236
    Tikay10 said:


    I sense the gutter media & conspiracy theorists are turning this into the new "Maddy" (Madeline McCann). Nothing better than a missing person story to stimulate wild speculation from them.

    population of conspiracy theorists in uk
    pre convid 500
    post convid 5million plus
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    Tikay10 said:


    I sense the gutter media & conspiracy theorists are turning this into the new "Maddy" (Madeline McCann). Nothing better than a missing person story to stimulate wild speculation from them.

    Now the TikTok army thinks they've found Madeleine McCann


    https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/world/now-the-tiktok-army-thinks-they-ve-found-madeleine-mccann/ar-AA17CG2O?ocid=msedgntp&cvid=3cc6d8c4e5d1434a8397893d227ce44e
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    EssexphilEssexphil Member Posts: 8,352
    The police are getting ridiculous flak in relation to this case-not just stupid comments about what a policewoman chooses to wear.

    The police discussed with the family prior to releasing the statement about her vulnerabilities.

    People are perfectly entitled to say that the police should not be releasing this sort of information. As long as they accept that that will inevitably mean that there is a reduced chance of actually finding this woman. Which, surely, is the main priority.
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    HAYSIEHAYSIE Member Posts: 33,235
    Essexphil said:

    The police are getting ridiculous flak in relation to this case-not just stupid comments about what a policewoman chooses to wear.

    The police discussed with the family prior to releasing the statement about her vulnerabilities.

    People are perfectly entitled to say that the police should not be releasing this sort of information. As long as they accept that that will inevitably mean that there is a reduced chance of actually finding this woman. Which, surely, is the main priority.

    I watched the latest press conference.
    The main purpose seemed to be to cover their own ar5es, and bit ch about social media coverage.
    How do you eliminate speculation on social media?
    Isnt it best to ignore it, rather than allow it to interfere with the investigation, which was one of their claims?
    They put forward 3 options of what may have occurred, more than 3 weeks ago, and dont appear to have eliminated any of them.

    Going back to the press conference.
    The sole purpose of the investigation is to find a missing person.
    Something they have failed to do, in more than 3 weeks.
    They listed the number of experts that they have involved, and the fields that they are expert in.
    The number of people that have been involved in the search, drones, divers, boats, helicopters, etc.
    They seem convinced that she went into the river, as they were from the very beginning.
    This is disputed by a number of experts.

    They have faced flak for not cordoning off the bench where her phone was found.
    Also for snapping at the press that they couldnt question the dog.

    I am not sure that they have come across as being competent.
    It will be interesting to review their actions, when we find out what actually happened.
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    HAYSIEHAYSIE Member Posts: 33,235
    Revealed: Lancashire Police tsar cooked up a storm on social media while volunteers combed the River Wyre for missing Nicola Bulley - as his beleaguered force is plunged into crisis over its investigation



    While Lancashire Police has been plunged into crisis over its handling of the Nicola Bulley inquiry, its elected commissioner has been busy in the kitchen - and on social media.


    https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11767385/Lancashire-Police-tsar-cooked-storm-social-media-volunteers-search-Nicola-Bulley.html
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