Pokerface87
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I’d be interested to know whether NB usually joined work calls with camera off/muted
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Perfectly summed up!Yes definitely IMO police are deliberately sort of confusing us (public) about this whole car thing.
I am 99% sure they would know how her morning went. With regards to who dropped kids off at school and who had the car etc etc. i mean it’s just a 2 parent family. They would both have known what the other was doing.
Perhaps they are waiting for someone to ‘trip up’ on some information.
MOO
Seems the Media also don’t know what is correct with the whole car ride to school/how she got to the walking area.
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In any event, my theory is SHE did not take the dog for a walk at all.
Somebody else did.
In my opinion.
The person who found the dog was known to NB In some capacity as they recognised the dog so maybe it was another parent of the school, a neighbour etc we don’t know who but they knew NB enough to know what school her kids went to - crazy coincidence but maybe not so in a small village.I find all the chatter and MSM referring to her FB post about fog and it being 'spooky' as being significant... I always find fog spooky! I live in the woods and find it spooky, but equally when I go into the village or towns, I also find it spooky. There is a reason people use fog in film, TV and writing to create an atmosphere. I think her FB post really is just MSM jumping on something she threw out there.
I realise I'm making all sorts of assumptions, but I find it interesting that the woman who found the dog, who then seemingly alerted the school about the dog (surely a number would have been on the harness? How would they know what school to contact for the owner?!) also saw the man the police were questioning as a 'key witness'.
There doesn't seem to be ANY actual physical evidence of the last sighting, other than a phone, lead/harness and the essentially anonymous/remote meeting log in??
Equally, yes she might have slipped into the water, but the few occasions I have slipped on a wet day down a hill, a bank or a woodland path, I leave a skid, surely there would be some kind of earth disturbance.
No I imagine she did really mean to say 'homely'. I would say homely rather than homey. Lancashire lass through and through.Surely the neighbour intended to say that NB was homey, not homely! imo.
ETA..
''1.home·ly
NORTH AMERICAN
(of a person) unattractive in appearance''
''BRITISH
(of a place or surroundings) simple but cozy and comfortable, as in one's own home.
"a modern hotel with a homely atmosphere"
Yes definitely possible. I think that’s why everyone is confused - because the police are not giving out all the information. And rightly so. IMO.JMO but is it possible that NB and partner both drove in with the kids? Dad walked them into school and mum and dog walked off for the 9am meeting? Or mum walked them in and dad went off to work etc? Might explain why the police are being vague about it as they wouldn’t want speculation on anything.
No I imagine she did really mean to say 'homely'. I would say homely rather than homey. Lancashire lass through and through!
What circumstances though? Police are not saying they suspect foul play. No red flags, from what I can gather, with family members. No sign of a struggle. Dog still in the vicinity of where victim was last seen. No 'strange person' sighted, that we know of.Given the circumstances I have to speculate. She is not in the river. It is not deep enough. She would have been found already.
but my point is how did the dog get to wherever it was found bench/river or wherever. It wouldn't have got itself there from home by itself. Why do you think she did not take the dog for a walk?<modsnip - snarky>
In any event, my theory is SHE did not take the dog for a walk at all.
In my opinion.
I respect your view and opinion. In my opinion there are many, many red flags. I do no think she is in the river or that there is any obvious answer. It is a mystery.What circumstances though? Police are not saying they suspect foul play. No red flags, from what I can gather, with family members. No sign of a struggle. Dog still in the vicinity of where victim was last seen. No 'strange person' sighted, that we know of.
The obvious answer - She's in the river.
I agree the dog would not have got there by itself.but my point is how did the dog get to wherever it was found bench/river or wherever. It wouldn't have got itself there from home by itself. Why do you think she did not take the dog for a walk?
I read A witness saw her walking willow at 9.15 nearby where her dog, phone harness found about 10.30am & NB had logged into her phone at 9.01 her boss said, she had muted & put camera off as she walked her dog & was just listening, apparently some people just listen to team conference calls, anyhow she must of been listening in to this call when the witness saw her, it's just a Mystery, but there was a sign on the tree stating dogs must be on leads, I imagine she'd follow that rule & she was familiar with that walk so would know the rules, my mind is doing overtime, thinking if someone harmed her did they want the dog to look like it hadn't got any owner & took it's harness & lead off but surely they'd of took the phone too etc, non of it makes sense unless she fell in the water,Just adding my thoughts here, to this very sad case.
I do not think she fell in the river by accident.
I do not think she has deliberately gone into the river or run off.
I do think someone has gone to great lengths to make it look like she was on a normal dog walking trip - even adding the conference call touch - and to then make it appear that a random stranger has been behind this, or one of the above.
I do think she may sadly have come to harm as a result.
All imo of course.
I also respect yours which is why I'm asking if maybe you could quantify your theory that she didn't even take the dog for a walk and the many red flags you see? With the facts as we know them I'm struggling to understand how anyone can come to these conclusions.I respect your view and opinion. In my opinion there are many, many red flags. I do no think she is in the river or that there is any obvious answer. It is a mystery.
Ok we agree on that so how do you think it got there?I agree the dog would not have got there by itself.
What circumstances though? Police are not saying they suspect foul play. No red flags, from what I can gather, with family members. No sign of a struggle. Dog still in the vicinity of where victim was last seen. No 'strange person' sighted, that we know of.
The obvious answer - She's in the river.
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In any event, my theory is SHE did not take the dog for a walk at all.
In my opinion.
I think what they mean is could somebody else have left the dog there. To mislead? IMObut my point is how did the dog get to wherever it was found bench/river or wherever. It wouldn't have got itself there from home by itself. Why do you think she did not take the dog for a walk?