[arista]

SkyNewsHD staying with
the Questions from the Press


Dusty BBC
pulled away

Bollocks to the BBC

[arista]

Some Properties near the River
are Empty.

I wonder if any have a Basement?



Police say she went in the River
but they also have an Open Mind.

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by Soldier Boy

I don't know, much as I love my oaf of a dog and she acts like she loves us too, I don't think she'd actually give a **** if I fell in a river and never surfaced. She'd forget I ever existed if someone came along with a bacon sandwich.

When she jumped onto her new boyfriend's boat, she distracted her dog with some meat.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by arista

some properties near the river
are empty.

i wonder if any have a basement?



police say she went in the river
but they also have an open mind.

open mind = havent got a clue

[arista]

[arista]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...la-Bulley.html

[hijaxers]

No surprise really, everyone thinks the police have ballsed up yet again and wasted days.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by hijaxers

No surprise really, everyone thinks the police have ballsed up yet again and wasted days.

they seem to have come up with nothing at all

i and i do mean zero

[user104658]

What really makes the whole thing so bizarre is that timeframe? We're talking literally minutes for her to vanish without anyone seeing or hearing anything - and we know there were people in the area within a few minutes walk in either direction - the time between her being seen further along and the phone being found on the bench is tiny. And there's nowhere for a vehicle for her to have been snatched that way... and it's a long way for someone to have carried either a non-conscious person, basically impossible to have dragged a conscious and struggling person.

Truly odd.

I think this must be why the police assume she has to have ended up in the river. There aren't many alternatives?

[bots]

Originally Posted by Soldier Boy

What really makes the whole thing so bizarre is that timeframe? We're talking literally minutes for her to vanish without anyone seeing or hearing anything - and we know there were people in the area within a few minutes walk in either direction - the time between her being seen further along and the phone being found on the bench is tiny. And there's nowhere for a vehicle for her to have been snatched that way... and it's a long way for someone to have carried either a non-conscious person, basically impossible to have dragged a conscious and struggling person.

Truly odd.

I think this must be why the police assume she has to have ended up in the river. There aren't many alternatives?

Aliens?

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Soldier Boy

What really makes the whole thing so bizarre is that timeframe? We're talking literally minutes for her to vanish without anyone seeing or hearing anything - and we know there were people in the area within a few minutes walk in either direction - the time between her being seen further along and the phone being found on the bench is tiny. And there's nowhere for a vehicle for her to have been snatched that way... and it's a long way for someone to have carried either a non-conscious person, basically impossible to have dragged a conscious and struggling person.

Truly odd.

I think this must be why the police assume she has to have ended up in the river. There aren't many alternatives?

But in terms of that why did no one hear her scream if she fell in the river ..she would have called for help

Beginning to think Oliver is right

[bots]

it is actually beginning to stink of a cover up. The police say they have no evidence but are pushing the narrative that she fell in the river and telling everyone else not to speculate. It's very much a case of trying to shut everyone else up, including experienced divers. That leads me to believe that it was another policeman that is responsible for her disappearance

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

it is actually beginning to stink of a cover up. The police say they have no evidence but are pushing the narrative that she fell in the river and telling everyone else not to speculate. It's very much a case of trying to shut everyone else up, including experienced divers. That leads me to believe that it was another policeman that is responsible for her disappearance

Imagine it.

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by Soldier Boy

What really makes the whole thing so bizarre is that timeframe? We're talking literally minutes for her to vanish without anyone seeing or hearing anything - and we know there were people in the area within a few minutes walk in either direction - the time between her being seen further along and the phone being found on the bench is tiny. And there's nowhere for a vehicle for her to have been snatched that way... and it's a long way for someone to have carried either a non-conscious person, basically impossible to have dragged a conscious and struggling person.

Truly odd.

I think this must be why the police assume she has to have ended up in the river. There aren't many alternatives?

I'm telling you, she jumped onto her new boyfriend's boat!

Originally Posted by Cherie

But in terms of that why did no one hear her scream if she fell in the river ..she would have called for help

Beginning to think Oliver is right

Yes! Join my parade!

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

it is actually beginning to stink of a cover up. The police say they have no evidence but are pushing the narrative that she fell in the river and telling everyone else not to speculate. It's very much a case of trying to shut everyone else up, including experienced divers. That leads me to believe that it was another policeman that is responsible for her disappearance

The police Chief has asked members of the public not to speculate

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

The police Chief has asked members of the public not to speculate

We need to lock BOTS up for insubordination

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

I'm telling you, she jumped onto her new boyfriend's boat!


Yes! Join my parade!

im leaning towards this theory aswell.

[arista]

Peter Faulding said on Ch5HD AM
if you fall in the river
it is a Foot deep
on to stones?

In the Middle it is deeper



He still thinks then phone could be a Decoy

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by arista

Peter Faulding said on Ch5HD AM
if you fall in the river
it is a Foot deep
on to stones?

In the Middle it is deeper



He still thinks then phone could be a Decoy

he also said its not fast moving

essentially he rubbished the "theory" she fell into a river and drowned

[arista]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

he also said its not fast moving

essentially he rubbished the "theory" she fell into a river and drowned

Yes Because his Hi Tec Gear
is finding nothing so far............

[Cherie]

could she really have run off and left her kids, i guess these things happen

[GoldHeart]

There's no evidence of her running away though.....it doesn't make sense.

[arista]

Originally Posted by GoldHeart

There's no evidence of her running away though.....it doesn't make sense.

That means someone took her.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Cherie

could she really have run off and left her kids, i guess these things happen

No, some Evil Man with a weapon
could have taken her

[Niamh.]

It makes more sense that someone grabbed her and threw her in a car imo It would be really weird for her to basically stage her own death like that