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Missing Woman Nicola Bulley 4

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ofwarren · 08/02/2023 10:28

www.lep.co.uk/news/crime/nicola-bulley-day-13-latest-updates-as-search-for-missing-mum-continues-4017066

Lancashire Evening Post has just posted this update.

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Blessedwithsunshine · 08/02/2023 18:59

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The broken cctv is on the other caravan site at Rowanwater.
Penny is from Wyresdale.

Missing Woman Nicola Bulley 4
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RubyPip · 08/02/2023 19:01

SueG60 · 08/02/2023 18:53

I just think if it was me and I’d walked and seen a dog and a phone next to a bench, my first thought wouldn’t be someone’s fell in the river or been abducted. I’d probably just be a bit confused but expect them to come back to fetch it. It’s easy in hindsight to think OMG somethings happened and it’s time critical that you alert people, but I think it would maybe take half an hour before I’d start thinking there was something dodgy going off

Same here. Actually I'd think the owner had gone for a wee or something, I genuinely wouldn't think they were dead or in danger!

dawngreen · 08/02/2023 19:01

I think it said that her parents had had a caravan rented there, and I know their business address was there. I think she had rented a caravan too. I wonder if her dog had chased her sheep in the past? I got that feeling .

Blessedwithsunshine · 08/02/2023 19:01

romatheroamer · 08/02/2023 18:59

But surely the finder and anyone else "close" have been interviewed by now and the police would have picked up on any odd attitudes, shifty and unconvincing responses?

No that hasn’t happened because it is not a criminal investigation. It is just fact finding at this stage.

SueG60 · 08/02/2023 19:01

Blessedwithsunshine · 08/02/2023 18:55

But you know the person on the phone, you know she wouldn’t just leave her phone on the ground and the dog running around alone.

Would you honestly still just leave both the dogs and phone and not alert anybody ?

I think I’d feel conflicted and not really know what to do about it. You just don’t expect something like that to happen so I don’t think it would cross my mind something bad had happened, I’d probably think maybe she’d gone in the bushes for a wee or something. If anything it would maybe slowly sink in that something wasn’t right and I’d probably hang on a while getting more and more anxious hoping she reappeared.

Also she didn’t know her did she, was more just aware of her? I thought I read that she told someone else ‘oh I’ve found a phone and the dog belonging to that lady who goes walking with her spaniel round here’ and then that person was like ‘yeah that’s Nicola, I’ll try and get in touch with her partner via the school’

Namechangedforthis234 · 08/02/2023 19:02

If someone called me and said my partners phone had been found and our dog was loose but he was nowhere to be seen, I would immediately call the police. I don't think that is suspicious at all.

PersilPower · 08/02/2023 19:02

Blessedwithsunshine · 08/02/2023 18:51

The finder needs to be questioned
The police need to know why the husband immediately called the police rather than going to find her. What happened during that phone call to make him fear the worst. After all I would assume Willow had charged off after a bird or a duck and Nicola had simply dropped her phone. Hardly a police matter. So why did he assume the worst? What was actually said?

I can’t believe we are doing thIs. The police should have investigated all of these threads ages ago.

I’m sure they’re reading this and taking notes

placemats · 08/02/2023 19:02

Blessedwithsunshine · 08/02/2023 18:53

So did Nicola have business connections with the ‘finder’? Rented what caravans?

The person who found the dog and tied her up did not alert the authorities.

ScarlettRosemary · 08/02/2023 19:03

It's a terrible situation for the family and 12 days is a horrendous amount of time with no news. Having worked in the newspaper industry and also seeing how our local journalists can't even get the names of local towns correct in print I am sure some of what we are reading is most likely factually incorrect! I just hope the outcome is a good one.

MissLucyEyelesbarrow · 08/02/2023 19:03

Blessedwithsunshine · 08/02/2023 10:54

So you are late for an appointment, you grab a dog tie it up, recognise the face on a phone still in use, see a harness and you don’t alert anyone?
Stranger still, assuming you thought Nicola was nearby - having made that deduction you then decide to call your DIL about it 45 minutes later, why?
If the witness was so sure Nicola was okay why on earth did she ring anyone??

Having taken the call from her MIL the DIL calls the school. That is stranger still. Nothing adds up.

It's this sort of attitude that makes people reluctant to help anyone else. Why bother, when - whatever you do - it's going to be dissected and bitched about by judgmental twats online?

Mumsnet is full of people who go into hysterics if someone smiles at their toddler or rings their doorbell. MNetters want a world where no one interacts with anyone else without prior permission yet, at the same time, a relative stranger is supposed magically to know when one of their neighbours is in trouble and intervene immediately.

It's easy to be wise in retrospect. You have no idea what you would have done, if confronted with the same situation in real time. I doubt many people would have leapt to the conclusion that Nicola had gone missing, when her phone and dog were right there.

The poor woman who found the phone must feel bad enough, without millions of twunts slagging her off. Stop it - you're just showing up your own inadequacies, lack of imagination, and general twatishness.

Bluebellwood129 · 08/02/2023 19:03

I’m sure they’re reading this and taking notes

It might be helpful if only to ensure Sally Riley gets her bloody facts right for once.

Blessedwithsunshine · 08/02/2023 19:03

dawngreen · 08/02/2023 19:01

I think it said that her parents had had a caravan rented there, and I know their business address was there. I think she had rented a caravan too. I wonder if her dog had chased her sheep in the past? I got that feeling .

So there is history between the finder and Nicola. If Nicolas rumoured financial issues are true then how did that play out? Why did Nicola continue to let Willow off the lead if she knew it caused years of upset?

dawngreen · 08/02/2023 19:03

Did you not read what I said???? She did know her!

placemats · 08/02/2023 19:05

Namechangedforthis234 · 08/02/2023 19:02

If someone called me and said my partners phone had been found and our dog was loose but he was nowhere to be seen, I would immediately call the police. I don't think that is suspicious at all.

Agree 100%

MucozadeOnLucozade · 08/02/2023 19:05

I don't get why they haven't searched that lake where she was last seen!!

RubyPip · 08/02/2023 19:06

itsnote · 08/02/2023 18:59

"Who ties up a dog and just leaves it there?!"

Someone who is sick to death of off lead dogs on that field scaring her livestock.

I don't think it's at all odd that the finder secured Willow to the bench - she likely assumed she was just looking for her dog and would return any minute, as that's where her phone was.

That to me makes total sense.

She did want to make sure, so she messaged her family member who then contacted Nicola's husband. Very understandable behaviours.

dawngreen · 08/02/2023 19:06

When some one lives near your business, and walks past it daily. And uses your business. How the heck can some one not know them?

JesusInTheCabbageVan · 08/02/2023 19:06

Why did Nicola continue to let Willow off the lead if she knew it caused years of upset?

Eh? Some people on this thread need to calm down.

ofwarren · 08/02/2023 19:06

www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11728427/Nicola-Bulleys-friend-urges-police-search-abandoned-house-outbuilding-near-river.html?ito=social-twitter_dailymailUK

"Nicola Bulley's friend urges police to launch a new search of abandoned house and outbuilding near river where she vanished after detectives admitted she could have left on path not covered by CCTV cameras"

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smileladiesplease · 08/02/2023 19:07

So it's the finder wot done it then!!!

Christ this thread goes from bad to worse.

That poor family having all this shite played out for your enjoyment on social media that Nicolas daughters and partner can read now, tomorrow for ever.

The Mumsnet I used to know back in the day would have deleted this thread. Very sad to see how far it's fallen to be honest

PatchJudy · 08/02/2023 19:07

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The finder's caravan site is not the one with the broken cctv. It's a different caravan site that had the broken cctv.

There are 2 separate caravan sites.

Sally090807 · 08/02/2023 19:07

Strange that the person that found the dog just happened to be carrying some string to tie the dog up, also odd that the cctv stopped working 2 days before Nicola went missing.

RubyPip · 08/02/2023 19:08

Namechangedforthis234 · 08/02/2023 19:02

If someone called me and said my partners phone had been found and our dog was loose but he was nowhere to be seen, I would immediately call the police. I don't think that is suspicious at all.

Agreed.

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