Missing Woman Nicola Bulley 5

[ofwarren]

A new thread about the disappearance of Nicola Bulley in St Michael's on Wyre, Lancashire.

Young gay men I think.

Tidal but quite shallow at the moment
It's a possibility though yes

Whilst on one level that’s true, it’s a good job not everyone turns away when they think the wrong thing is being done.

For example, if I was the woman who found the dog, I’d be really grateful for people challenging people who posted, publicly, things like ‘how odd’ ‘has anyone checked this woman out?’ ‘Is she the same person who owns the caravan park?’ ‘has the caravan lake park been checked?’

Blimey I live in a rural area and I’m always delighted to find my catalytic converter still attached when I return to my car, if I left it unlocked and keys around it would be a miracle to find the car still there .

There are a few things (amongst many) I do not understand. Very puzzling.
I am sure the police are all over it.

1.)If someone abducted her and she was on a teams call then the they are running a huge risk about being identified . I doubt any time to check the victim are muted and camera hidden on a teams call

2.) if in the water surely an air pod, a hat or a small bag would be found , in the water or the bank or as she fell. To tumble without losing an airpod or a hat on the bank doesn't seem likely

3.) the fit bit data - perhaps they police have this and this is why they are convinced poor Nicola was in the water. The fitbit should be able to tell temperature and heart rate etc But then the family would not say there is no evidence?

@Bluebellwood129 @ofwarren thanks
I don’t know if this has already been shared but it seems relevant www.lep.co.uk/news/nicola-bulley-we-know-her-familys-pain-say-preston-family-who-lost-a-son-in-the-same-stretch-of-river-on-the-same-day-45-years-ago-4019028
Very sad.

Leaving keys in a car is plain stupid period.

It still could have been locked, we don't know. It can be opened with your phone for that car.

I’ve misunderstood. Apologies.

And if she loses her phone she has no transport.

Yes it has, her manager has confirmed publicly , it was a normal team meeting where she dials in and listens. He has also confirmed the email was routine. I can’t recall subject of team meeting, but it was standard dull routine stuff

Sorry, that's what I meant
Nothing of interest

Yeah
I wouldn't do it personally

Poor lady.

a village local to me had a man go missing taking his car for a service. He took the car to garage, then walked to a near by shop for a coffee and planned to pick car up later. Only he never made it to the shop. It was a 10 minute walk, through housing estates and fields. There was only so many places he could be.

the police searched for ages. We even had large groups of volunteers searching. We had helicopters etc too. Dogs searching.

3 months later he was found in the field, he had a medical emergency and died of natural causes. The field was between the shop and garage. And used frequently by kids and dog Walkers.

a dog walker discovered him.

if doesn’t make sense given the field and housing estate we’re checked multiple times by multiple people. Sniffer dogs etc.

but my point was he was missed by all the searchers. It does happen.

Unfortunately it’s not relevant, technology was very different back then. For example thermal imaging didn’t start till the mid nineties.

That was my husband's thought. It wouldn't be the first time it has happened. But you'd think they would have found her by now. That said we've had a couple of people go missing near us while out running - one was found within about 3 days but it was months in the case of the other two.

That's horrendous, what happened to the runners?

Does a Fitbit upload data to Strava?

And this is the big issue for apparently strong people. No one really gets it or sees it or even believes it flagged.

She can be strong, appearing strong , super woman, super mum and be suicidal

Oh dear.

PF said “We've cleared completely the area where the bench is and about a mile up from the bench, where the phone was initially found”.

So the phone was found a mile from the bench?

Jesus. Just have a little re-read of what you've put but from the pov of someone who's lost someone to suicide.

Oh come on! You know why.

I had an ex colleague who was 'strong', married, 2 kids, all happy family etc. He went home one lunch time and killed himself.

You don't know what's going on in anyone's head.

Take out the comma after bench.

If someone had harmed her wouldn't they just chuck the phone in the river?