kittythehare
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Springers have a double layered coat.
Rain wet and submerged wet are two very different things.
Found Deceased UK - Nicola Bulley Last Seen Walking Dog Near River - St Michaels on Wyre (Lancashire) #4
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Rain wet and submerged wet are two very different things.
This whole case is utterly heartbreaking and a painful reminder of how our lives and those close to us can be shattered in a moment. I can’t bear it for her family, especially her children. I also feel immense sadness for the dog who will be bewildered and aware she is no longer there. Yes, as an animal lover I find that painful too.
All depends if the Fitbit was synced to her phone, and if the phone was on her person. We can’t rule out if the phone found was a work phone or personal.
Allotment lane is mentioned 4 times, is this the CCTV blind spot?
It’s so disturbing but on the flip side if we were all to put in our area we would probably be horrified to see the amount of crime gone unsolved on our doorsteps.
I believe it is yes.IMO
JMO - If this Fitbit data had indeed been synced To the phone, then I believe the police would have this by now and would have shared it with the family as further evidence to show NB entered the water therefore supporting their main hypothesis.
Given what NB’s sister said last night I do not believe this to be the case
That would make sense and I agree they would have shared that information all ready if that was the case.IMO
Agreed. That wouldn’t take long atall to check IF it were synced to the found phone. I feel most people use fitbits to track their steps etc and maybe don’t sync to their phones, it’s not quite like an Apple Watch which runs off data. More times than not I don’t even have my phone with me if I’m nipping out for a bit, I can pay for shopping, take calls, send messages with my Apple watch.
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I’m confused. Is your theory the dog spotted a water bird and jumped in the river or was the dog only wet underneath from dew?
Whilst I can see the most logical explanation is NB going in the river it all seems very strange and I can fully understand why the family aren't buying that! No slide marks or slip marks could mean she had gone down to the edge and maybe the dog was jumping up at her and knocked her in. Had she been spooked by something or someone and ran to grab the dog leaving everything on the bench and floor in a kind of fight or flight response and in her panic fell in. I'm at a loss as to how she could simply fall in and go totally unnoticed by anyone on what seems to be a popular dog walking area in a river that isn't gushing along at fast speed.
Keep open mind over missing Nicola Bulley - sister - BBC News
Police believe Nicola Bulley fell into the river but her sister says there is "no evidence" of that.
www.bbc.co.uk
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Does anyone know if LE have been asked specifically about criminality rates in the area, especially on unsolved crimes of violence ?
Just go back a page I listed them from January 2022
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I agree. I once witnessed a lady walking along the pavement ,she tripped stumbled and ended up doing a complete somersault ,it was shocking to watch but thankfully she suffered only a broken shoulder. What if that happened close to water!
Missing mum Nicola Bulley latest as police urge public to hunt for clothes
Lancashire Constabulary believes that mum-of-two Nicola fell into the River Wyre after encountering "issues" with her dog Willow on January 27
Sorry if this has already been posted, I'm playing catch up. Police asking for people to look for clothes. Why would these, be on the side if she fell in?
Don’t use a Fitbit myself, so looked it up (see below) - if the device was on the surface or out of the water and within range (battery life permitting), it appears that it should be possible to manually sync it to a phone - albeit it would be a slow process going down the river repeatedly attempting a manual sync.
As best I can tell however, if the device was underwater its potential detection range would be limited to a few inches.
Image source: How do Fitbit devices sync their data?
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It's really all so odd and so sad. Her sister's comments about Willow not having a ball have made it all seem even more strange, along with Willow being bone dry. I so hope that the police can find out more, if they haven't already, and put this family out of their terrible limbo at least.
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Thanks for this it’s shocked me, I wouldn’t have thought there would have been that many! But all really close to the area that Nicola was last seen
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Indicates to me that she had EarPod style headphones in, rather than wired, which would have allowed her to walk around and still listen into the call. I still haven’t seen this confirmed anywhere online though. It’s a big piece of detail that they should have released by now IMO. I know what headphones my partner uses, I’m sure it’s no different for hers.
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