Found Deceased UK - Nicola Bulley Last Seen Walking Dog Near River - St Michaels on Wyre (Lancashire) #10

[Beckxsy]

it was on
7 November 2022 at 08:46

that's the last record on her strava , I don't understand where you can see another users segment in the same route

I find that from the sun or daily mail. I'm not sure how strava works that's all

 

[Kassanddra]

Paul Ansell ‘I’m 100% convinced it’s not the river”

 

[kittythehare]

I still think it's odd that the police claim to be "open minded" yet seem to be apparently narrow minded enough to plow every effort into their river theory instead of, as the former police detective on C5 just said, getting "boots on the ground". What exactly do they know that they haven't revealed yet to support the river theory? To be so sure Nicola went into the water surely they wouldn't need dashcam footage, or indeed an open mind

but you know that is not correct.
Have you watched this at all?

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[Firstsnow4]

Does anyone else think it’s too soon to be doing a documentary about NB (in reference to tonight’s programme on channel 5)? I find it very odd. JMO.

I wonder if it’s being done to slip up any perp. JMO.

 

[Haveyoufedthecat]

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Gosh, just looking at the picture of Paul I'd say he looks a very unwell man.. I also note the difference from the first interview to this picture of him. He has lost a ton of weight and looks haunted. I hope he has parents of his own around and I hope that (health permitting) they are very firmly in the picture to help because I would be if that was my Son. Now I say this with HUGE reservations but I am wondering if the authorities behind the scenes are slowly slowly leading the family to a conclusion that this poor lady may never be found.

 

[vchk]

I just read in 'The Sun' newspaper, UK. The gentleman who rents the barn - where the tatty red van was seen, has spoken.

I saw red van hunted by Nicola cops, there's no reason for it to be there

Interesting
NB's Strava public history has a one or two routes which shows she went up to that barn once and little beyond another time in Nov 2022

Edited - But I don't see any activity of NB in Dec/Jan - I don't know how Strava works, but I just subscribed for a free trial and was able to find NB's profile which only shows activity in Nov 2022 (using a browser not app)

 

[lvbut]

I wonder if it’s being done to slip up any perp. JMO.

I also wonder if it’s part personal appeal from PA to NB… just in case. (MOO)

 

[Davieson]

I wonder if it’s being done to slip up any perp. JMO.

Its being done to increase viewing figures. Just like all the tabloid articles.

 

[x44]

Police likely have already examined ALL mobile phone movements in the area during the morning of NB's disappearance. Probably unlikely to be publicising this sort of work, but I would expect it to be done in the background within the scope of an investigation like this. If they can trace NB's phone GPS why would they not be checking at all the other phone movements in the area too. Most likely to confirm eyewitness reports and movements to corroborate timings or potentially identify any other individuals in the area. Network providers would have this data. Strava data would only show you Strava users. JMO IMO MOO.

There is not much concrete location data they can get from the phone network.
Remember they have her phone - all the other ones in and around the village they don't
They will know which mast the phones were connected to - probably all the same one in a rural area and that data will only give the direction the phone was located in.
About 10 years ago there was a local to me court case involving phone location and the only thing that coudl be said by the specilaist in court was that the phone in question was in my village and therefore most likely so too was the suspect but they could not say where in the village and nor could they say whether the phone and hence also the suspect moved from say house A to house B on the other side of the village and back again or stayed in house A.
Obviously if some of the phones have their location services recording turned on (Android is off by default) then they are in with a better chance if they can get google to reveal the details - same possibly for Apple.

 

[Casseus]

Are you watching the Channel 5 program? Who left the bunch of flowers on the Bench? Is that not a little odd in a "Missing Person"?
If it was an anniversary maybe, but while they are still looking and there is still a chance she went off of her own volition? I find that odd?

IMO I’ve thought that was weird from the first time I saw it in the pictures.

 

[Kassanddra]

Its being dome to increase viewing figures. Just like all the tabloid articles.

True. I don’t normally watch channel 5

 

[Firstsnow4]

Its being dome to increase viewing figures. Just like all the tabloid articles.

But when have you ever seen a documentary like this TWO weeks after someone goes missing?? It’s just strange IMO.

 

[Fishwick]

That sonar scan is pretty convincing.

 

[EvaP]

Was that CCTV recorded at their home?

Ring doorbell footage

 

[Sarahlou]

But when have you ever seen a documentary like this TWO weeks after someone goes missing?? It’s just strange IMO.

It's because this case has become so huge. They are taking advantage of that. They know it will get people watching.

 

[Hel44]

Well I haven't been out walking on my own since Nicola disappeared. It was the same when Sarah Everard disappeared. I don't get why women can disappear in the middle of the day and things don't get solved in time. We have so much technology, so much tracking, but CCTV isn't maintained and attitudes don't change. I respect the police for their efforts, and I hate the media storm for the investigation and Nicola's family - it's way out of control. But I also hate that these things can happen when a woman is just out walking her dog.

Me too. I have made myself go out otherwise the poor dog would not get walked, but I have been hyper vigilant and not relaxed and haven’t enjoyed it. I was like this after Julia James and Sarah too. I hate it makes us like this. I have come across so many unaccompanied men too in this time , which stressses me out.

 

[SOMETHINGWILLDO]

There are a lot of inconsistencies in this interview.
I don’t think it was a good decision to do it. Channel 5 must be rubbing their hands together, best ratings they’ve had in a long time.

 

[Firstsnow4]

It's because this case has become so huge. They are taking advantage of that. They know it will get people watching.

I just think it’s too soon. JMO.

 

[SleuthRob]

NB's Strava public history has a one or two routes which shows she went up to that barn once and little beyond another time in Nov 2022

I think that's when she was driving home, she just forgot to turn her Strava off. I always use to do that. She's not actually walking past the barn in Hall Lane

 

[AgathapisdT]

But when have you ever seen a documentary like this TWO weeks after someone goes missing?? It’s just strange IMO.

Not strange when the social media bashers have not given police or family a chance! It has been horrendous and if nothing else I hope that some laws will come into place to stop the abuse and allegations that have been allowed.