I'd like to see them take a really hard line on the disinfo. I hope they do but I won't set myself up for disappointment because my rational mind tells me they will not.
Its 'The Standard', infamous for getting it wrong.I know we have been over this a lot but in this article it states ‘Police extended their search into the sea after being unable to find her body but believe the mortgage adviser fell into the river during a "10-minute window" between 9.10am and 9.20am that day’
If she did indeed fall in the river in that 10 minute window how did her phone get back to the bench at 9.20am, unless planted?
I thought the theory was she fell in once back at the bench. JMO.
This could just be inaccurate reporting of course. JMO.
Nicola Bulley ‘high risk’ missing person due to ‘specific vulnerabilities’ - police
Lancashire Police Detective Superintendent Rebecca Smith said officers were being distracted by ‘false information, accusations and rumours’www.standard.co.uk
Again, the window of time issue. Surely there would have been sediment misplaced in a shallow river from the bed. It would have likely been obvious that someone had fallen in. If she’d slipped in, the mud would show it. If she’s been bowled in by the dog, there would have been a cloud of sediment. Nobody is gonna find a phone and loose dog and not look immediately at the river IMO. The river was searched so soon after, I honestly think she would have been found. JMO
Thanks - I thought it seemed inaccurate.
That was a quote from sky news before the last press conference. Sky news live were reporting this morning this update will be from the senior investigators etc so that may be the reason for the location?
I imagine it is the brick building on the footpath. This was mentioned right at the start of these threads as something to have a look at.Does anyone know where this is?
Nicola Bulley police search river pumping station near where she vanished
It comes after police were photographed scouring for clues at a caravan site near where Ms Bulley's phone found.www.birminghammail.co.uk
Maybe meaning that it never left the bench between 9:10-9:20...I know we have been over this a lot but in this article it states ‘Police extended their search into the sea after being unable to find her body but believe the mortgage adviser fell into the river during a "10-minute window" between 9.10am and 9.20am that day’
If she did indeed fall in the river in that 10 minute window how did her phone get back to the bench at 9.20am, unless planted?
I thought the theory was she fell in once back at the bench. JMO.
This could just be inaccurate reporting of course. JMO.
Nicola Bulley ‘high risk’ missing person due to ‘specific vulnerabilities’ - police
Lancashire Police Detective Superintendent Rebecca Smith said officers were being distracted by ‘false information, accusations and rumours’
In this article it looks like a different location
www.thescottishsun.co.uk
It couldn’t have been at the bench at 9.10 if NB was in the upper field at 9.10. JMO.
I’m not sure how much credence to put on his statements. According to the gauges there was barely 10cm difference in level: River Wyre at St Michaels: River level and flood alerts
Does anyone know where this is on a map? And what is the function of a pumping station? ThanksIn this article it looks like a different location
Nicola cops search river pumping station after scouring caravan site
POLICE searching for missing mum-of-two Nicola Bulley are scouring a pumping station close to where she was last seen. Officers were this morning spotted exploring the site in the village of St Mic…
but the red line on the map is just outside the fence of the Rowanwater isn't it? i.e. not going through the Rowanwater premisis
