Missing woman Nicola Bulley - inquest (P 158)

[paulchapo]

The police have reported themselves to the police watchdog.

 

[Uncle Wally One Ball]

The police have reported themselves to the police watchdog.

Good, transparency. This relates to an incident when they had to go to a mental health related call to her on 10th January

 

[Gray]

The police made the mistake of asking for dash cam footage from Garstang Lane and Garstang Road, Nicola started her journey from the school and ended it on Blackpool Lane that’s where she parked her car.
It’s an easy mistake to make I hope they have rectified it now, it was the only way out with no video camera and right near the bench

The police have now referred themselves to the independent watchdog. Oh dear! they did there best

Thought she left her car at the school and walked along Blackpool Lane?

 

[PinkFinal]

I wonder who was threatening to sell stories about her to the papers.
Hopefully they'll be exposed as the cockroaches they are.

 

[Kirkstall Blue]

Thought she left her car at the school and walked along Blackpool Lane?

Yes she left her car at the school ..she walked with the dog down a little path with no camera then she would have to walk back the same way to the school for her car on Blackpool Lane, only she never made it back. The school must be on Blackpool Lane
No camera‘s on Blackpool lane and none on the grossly overgrown path.

The path ends up at the bench where the phone and lead were found

 

[sir baconface]

The police have reported themselves to the police watchdog.

Let’s hope they found the right phone number.

 

[Gabriel]

Pertinent point made on Radio 4 earlier, when an interviewee observed that the police would not have made such personal circumstances public if the missing person were a man: he was struggling with alcohol related problems and erectile dysfunction.

Do the police only consider the optics that are arranged on the gantry?

 

[Citizen of Legoland]

Pertinent point made on Radio 4 earlier, when an interviewee observed that the police would not have made such personal circumstances public if the missing person were a man: he was struggling with alcohol related problems and erectile dysfunction.

Do the police only consider the optics that are arranged on the gantry?

That second example is an extreme comparison, not something that is known to affect all men approaching a certain time of life, so not pertinent at all.

 

[Gabriel]

That second example is an extreme comparison, not something that is known to affect all men approaching a certain time of life, so not pertinent at all.

Still a personal circumstance that need not be made public.

 

[kaz7]

Sky this morning were at the scene , if she had walked back towards the school , after leaving the dog behind the gate , if she had turned right out of the lane she would have been caught on cctv but if she turned left then she would not have been seen , sliding doors comes to mind