UK Victoria Taylor, 34, last seen at home 9am, Malton North Yorks, 30 Sep 24.
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Shirley valentine
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I've got to admit I'm totally puzzled by this case. Usually I have a clear idea of what or why but not on this occasion I'm totally lost. I don't feel she's gone into the river either accidentally or on purpose. If you intended to end your life why buy supplies from the shop, that's more like you are planning a journey? Leave behind your cap, rucksack with phone in? Sounds more like you don't want anyone tracking you? What was in the rucksack, a change of clothes, a change of disguise? Yes, I have probably been watching too many Netflix movies my apologies
Shirley valentine
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Just another thought she's not used bank cards but just came back from holiday most people now don't take cash and use cards that you can top up. Perhaps she had money left on the card and is using that and only she has access to it. Just a thought
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I still tend to think she went into the water deliberately. People act normally right up until the last moment a lot of the time so I don't think her buying stuff beforehand means much.
But it's also a case where I wouldn't be surprised if that's not what happened either.
But it's also a case where I wouldn't be surprised if that's not what happened either.
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It's a mystery isn't it.
I'm inclined to think the water is the most likely outcome - although I am really concerned with how many people have died in rivers lately, it seems so strange.
She might have fled somewhere, that would be the best outcom, but I would have thought that some other cams, CCTV or witnesses might have seen that. All MOO of course.
I'm inclined to think the water is the most likely outcome - although I am really concerned with how many people have died in rivers lately, it seems so strange.
She might have fled somewhere, that would be the best outcom, but I would have thought that some other cams, CCTV or witnesses might have seen that. All MOO of course.
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Yes it does seem that there have been no other cctv sightings whatsoever, including trains and buses.
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Well,
why would anybody wander by the river bank,
(through thick bushes),
in rain?
If the weather was nice&sunny,
it might have been plausible for me.
But in rain?
Of course,
I must remember that UK's weather is rainy by default,
but still!
Maybe she was meeting somebody there?
If the weather had been nice,
I would have imagined a pleasant picnic by the river with a friend to chat.
Bringing drinks and food.
But in rainy weather?
JMO
why would anybody wander by the river bank,
(through thick bushes),
in rain?
If the weather was nice&sunny,
it might have been plausible for me.
But in rain?
Of course,
I must remember that UK's weather is rainy by default,
but still!
Maybe she was meeting somebody there?
If the weather had been nice,
I would have imagined a pleasant picnic by the river with a friend to chat.
Bringing drinks and food.
But in rainy weather?
JMO
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