As I typed it I also realised it would have been an extremely risky procedure due to the high volume of interest in that vicinity, although I guess that would have abated recently.
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Missing woman Nicola Bulley - inquest (P 158)
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As I typed it I also realised it would have been an extremely risky procedure due to the high volume of interest in that vicinity, although I guess that would have abated recently.
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Finally, an opinion on him that I can trust.He actually said 'had I known she was high risk it would have changed things'...what bit of looking for a dead body did he fail to understand was high risk. Bloke has come across as a self publicising idiot.
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Poor Nicola!!!! and her husband, her kids and other family and friends......What was going through the poor girls mind?
She's at peace now. What a horrible few weeks.
She's at peace now. What a horrible few weeks.
He actually said 'had I known she was high risk it would have changed things'...what bit of looking for a dead body did he fail to understand was high risk. Bloke has come across as a self publicising idiot.
It changed it because he was presuming she accidentally fell in. If possibly suicidal she might have jumped, which he said meant there was more chance of her being swept downstream.
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And a body would have to have been kept submerged in water somewhere until put in the riverAs I typed it I also realised it would have been an extremely risky procedure due to the high volume of interest in that vicinity, although I guess that would have abated recently.
Poor Nicola!!!! and her husband, her kids and other family and friends......What was going through the poor girls mind?
She's at peace now. What a horrible few weeks.
Yes it's tragic, her poor girls especially.
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River was always the most plausible explanation and the Police knew so
Some were just desperate to jump on and make up conspiracy stories
Some were just desperate to jump on and make up conspiracy stories
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Just checking the map, the body was found over two miles down river. Has there been any confirmation on the body yet.Disagree about taking an age to search bud. With the technology they had, they could quickly cover that distance.
But either way he had to know she was 'high risk'-otherwise he would'nt have been there.It changed it because he was presuming she accidentally fell in. If possibly suicidal she might have jumped, which he said meant there was more chance of her being swept downstream.
A low or medium risk person isn't in the water after all that time....
The high risk category doesn't just relate to the motivation of the missing person, but their risk of coming to harm:
for example, an elderly person suffering from dementia and wandering off is high risk, yet have no intention of self harm.
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Not that I'm aware of.Just checking the map, the body was found over two miles down river. Has there been any confirmation on the body yet.