I thought the police might put out a description of the necklace NB was wearing as it's something which could be torn off by a branch or other debris in the river or come off during a confrontation but they just said necklace no description.
It might be just your opinion but I can absolutely concur it is also mine... I think that some aspects of the internet are becoming utterly ghoulish with this case. I recall after the Rachel Nickell case many years ago (the mother who was stabbed whilst walking with her tiny son) that as time went on if my memory serves me well the Father took the son and they moved I think, to France to completely escape any media attention. I applaud that Father for taking what I think was a very very wise decision. I am also (although they are being apparently released by the family) very worried by family pictures being displayed on social media clearly identifying the faces of Nicola's two young daughters. Personally if I was a senior member of that family I would be doing my utmost to stop any images of those little girls coming into the public domain.
But this is true for a lot of law enforcement. IMO
The way youtubers and Tiktokers have been acting on this case, including one person who went to the 'abandoned mansion' and faked that he had a confrontation with a 'local man', it wouldn't surprise me if someone planted these gloves or they were never in the location at all.
I would imagine it has, from the amount of people making comments about basic things that the police routinely do (check phone records, apps, financial records, CCTV etc) saying the police should do these things, then if people have been phoning to pass on this 'information' (which is useless) then it will have diverted at least some resources and time. Each call will have been logged and paperwork generated, this would need to be reviewed to see what is relevant, I would imagine they have had to shift through a lot a rubbish.
I wouldn't go anywhere much without my wallet. She drove to school so she might have her wallet/purse if she intended to fill up with petrol, stop off for groceries, in case she broke down and needed her AA card (hypothetical) etc. I think it's odd nothing's been said about missing personal effects (assuming it hasn't - there's been so much information to keep up with), and these are the kinds of things that might have been found in the river even if her body had travelled downstream of the search area, but haven't, which is (well, may be) noteworthy.
