[user104658]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

do we actually know if she could swim?

To be fair there's being able to swim, and there's being an actual strong swimmer. A lot of people who can safely swim around the deep end of a swimming pool would be in trouble in a river with a current or the sea if there are waves, and that's without being fully clothed. Likewise many people who can tread water in their swimsuit would be in trouble with a pair of boots on - even in a swimming pool.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

it really doesn't matter what people think. They will no doubt find the body eventually, and that will be that

normally the body would have been found if she actually did go in the river

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

Five unanswered questions in the disappearance of Nicola Bulley (DM):

• What happened to Ms Bulley between 9.10am and 9.20am on the day she disappeared?
• Did she put her phone down on the bench herself to rush to her dog's aid?
• Why have none of Ms Bulley's possessions been found?
• If she fell into the River Wyre, why was her dog Willow 'bone dry'?
• If she was attempting to retrieve Willow's ball, where is it now and why hasn't it been found?

They’d never find a very buoyant ball after 7 days of being in a fast flowing river though


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[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by MTVN

I've seen people accusing the husband because he didn't look upset enough when being interviewed

People are so desperate for a mystery and a TV style plot line. Occam's Razor normally applies with things like this

This ^ it's terrible some think he's involved at this point,IF he is I'm sure he will get his just dues,but as yet no evidence of him being involved at all.

[Zizu]

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[Cherie]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

Five unanswered questions in the disappearance of Nicola Bulley (DM):

• What happened to Ms Bulley between 9.10am and 9.20am on the day she disappeared?
• Did she put her phone down on the bench herself to rush to her dog's aid?
• Why have none of Ms Bulley's possessions been found?
• If she fell into the River Wyre, why was her dog Willow 'bone dry'?
• If she was attempting to retrieve Willow's ball, where is it now and why hasn't it been found?

Willow was bone dry because she didn’t go in the water.....Have you seen the drop?


Sitting on a beach last July in pretty nice weather we witnessed a girl fall off an inflatable, in seconds the wind caught it and it started moving with speed several people on the water tried to grab it but within 5 minutes it was out of sight and gone out to sea ...so a tennis ball in a fast moving river could be any where

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Sitting on a beach last July in pretty nice weather we witnessed a girl fall off an inflatable, in seconds the wind caught it and it started moving with speed several people on the water tried to grab it but within 5 minutes it was out of sight and gone out to sea ...so a tennis ball in a fast moving river could be any where

the sea and small river are not comparable

its not fast moving

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Soldier Boy

To be fair there's being able to swim, and there's being an actual strong swimmer. A lot of people who can safely swim around the deep end of a swimming pool would be in trouble in a river with a current or the sea if there are waves, and that's without being fully clothed. Likewise many people who can tread water in their swimsuit would be in trouble with a pair of boots on - even in a swimming pool.

Plus cold water shock which could have resulted in a heart attack

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

the sea and small river are not comparable

its not fast moving

The reports are that particular river is tidal and fast moving

[Zizu]

Why didn’t these people come forward voluntarily at the very start of the enquiry !?

This woman is the third person who the police have had to circulate a description and a photo before they come forward !?!


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On Saturday, police released an image of a potential witness who was seen in the area at the time.
The force began a search to track down a woman seen wearing a yellow coat and pushing a pram, who was walking on Garstang Road and Blackpool Lane on 27 January.
Later that evening, the force wrote that it was "pleased to say that the woman came forward very quickly", stressing that she was "very much being treated as a witness".


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[arista]

Originally Posted by Zizu

Why didn’t these people come forward voluntarily at the very start of the enquiry !?

This woman is the third person who the police have had to circulate a description and a photo before they come forward !?!


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On Saturday, police released an image of a potential witness who was seen in the area at the time.
The force began a search to track down a woman seen wearing a yellow coat and pushing a pram, who was walking on Garstang Road and Blackpool Lane on 27 January.
Later that evening, the force wrote that it was "pleased to say that the woman came forward very quickly", stressing that she was "very much being treated as a witness".

Could be, because they did not notice anything


Police are going through CCTV slowly
from the Exit places.

[arista]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

the sea and small river are not comparable

its not fast moving

Underneath it is

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Zizu

Why didn’t these people come forward voluntarily at the very start of the enquiry !?

it beggars belief that this woman thought, oh i was there at that time but i will just sit on my a.rse and not contact the police?

[Oliver_W]

To be fair, you don't always notice every little thing when out and about. Maybe the lady was in her own little world as she was walking along.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

To be fair, you don't always notice every little thing when out and about. Maybe the lady was in her own little world as she was walking along.

but she must have seen the news and thought oh i was there that day?

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

but she must have seen the news and thought oh i was there that day?

And what would she say?
"Hi! Just letting you know I didn't see nuffin xoxo"

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

And what would she say?
"Hi! Just letting you know I didn't see nuffin xoxo"

i think you would let an experienced policeman or woman decide if you saw nowt

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

i think you would let an experienced policeman or woman decide if you saw nowt

I get your point, but I walked my dog this morning, I couldn't describe any of the people I saw who didn't also have dogs

[arista]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

it beggars belief that this woman thought, oh i was there at that time but i will just sit on my a.rse and not contact the police?

Hold your Horses
she may not have noticed anything.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by arista

Hold your Horses
she may not have noticed anything.

yes but she is notrr a policeman and does not know what it is she may have seen.

She goes to the police and then they say did you see this and she goes oh yes i did see that but so what and then they say because .... and she then twigs


It would be incredible stupid to think well i never saw anything and i am sure whatever the police know i know as well

a woman is dead for crying out loud. go to the police and do whatever you can

[bots]

many people just don't want to get involved with the police at all, particularly these days. Also, not everyone pays close attention to the news. The majority are quite happy to live their own lives. The last time I watched a news channel was on the day the queen died, and i'm by no means unique

[Crimson Dynamo]

Nicola Bulley riddle deepens as police admit they have found'no evidence'
missing mother slipped or fell into river despite it being their main theory -
as they investigate two new clues

• Nicola Bulley's partner 'will not entertain' any outcome other than finding her
• He has also cast doubt over police's 'lead theory' that Ms Bulley fell into river

Police investigating the mysterious disappearance of mother Nicola Bulley have
not found any evidence that she slipped or fell into the river, despite insisting it
is their primary theory.

[Oliver_W]

I'm telling you, she's ran away to start a new life. Her new man was driving or rowing a boat, into which she climbed or jumped. The dog was distracted by a piece of meat, the phone and harness were placed oddly as a sleight-of-hand.

[bots]

she was piloting a weather balloon over america, but it got shot down

[arista]

"He has also cast doubt over police's 'lead theory' that Ms Bulley fell into river"


Well he was not there
so he needs to tell us
how someone, took her?