Missing woman Nicola Bulley - inquest (P 158)

[sir baconface]

Again speculation, we don't know what equipment was used and indeed was the guy just an attention seeking idiot?

He has the consolation of not being alone.

 

[mosssideblue]

Again speculation, we don't know what equipment was used and indeed was the guy just an attention seeking idiot?

You are missing the point. I was dimy explaining sonar capabilities, not what type he used or didn't use

 

[Keeper!]

He has the consolation of not being alone.

 

[Uncle Wally One Ball]

Shameless horrible woman. Her conduct in the area when covering the April Jones case when she was missing and not found was contemptible.

 

[west didsblue]

The guy who searched the river says if he'd have known at the time she had alcohol issues, he'd have done a completely different type of search. As it was, he only search as if she'd slipped

Fairly sure his equipment wouldn’t have a “fell in the river” mode that operates differently to the “jumped in the river” mode. He’s clearly made a mug of himself with his categorical assurances and is trying to make up excuses.

 

[Gray]

Did anybody search the stretch of water where the body was found?

 

[The Northern Baptist]

This thread is the skidmark on Bluemoon’s underpants. Shameful.

 

[SiMCFC]

Riverbanks are not flush, and bodies of water are not empty under the waterline…

She went in the water when it was engorged due to heavy rain, and the water would’ve been filled with debris washed in.

Her body will have simply gotten caught in a void, or tangled in debris, only becoming visible now that the waters have receded.

It’s no secret that bodies pop up every year around bodies of water in late winter/early spring.

The River level wasnt engorged as it was relatively dry the week before, the waters have actually raised a fair bit in the last few days if anything so great post but not right unfortunately.

 

[mosssideblue]

This thread is the skidmark on Bluemoon’s underpants. Shameful.

In what way,? gen question btw

 

[mackenzie]

Maybe it's the time to recognize that humans, with all their super technological gadgetry, don't always know everything. Looks like the river, and the various elements and forces, may have done their own thing.