Nellies left peg
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You were only complaining yesterday about all the amateur detectives on here now you’re a fully fledged member of the Kojak fan club:-)
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Missing woman Nicola Bulley - inquest (P 158)
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Nethermoor
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Easy to dismiss direct involvement. But if planned these things are sometimes carried out by a third party.The spouse theory can probably be quickly ruled out, I assume on a school day he was in work so as long as he works with people I assume he has an ironclad alibi and has been ruled out.
as for thinking found play is involved, maybe police suspect it but have no inkling of who might be involved so haven’t said we’re looking for someone matching x description as they don’t have any possible suspects despite thinking it may be foul play.
in which case are they thinking this will let the guard down of any potential suspect
Murder for hire etc.
Not saying it’s true, it’s just a possibility! We don’t have enough to rule anything out yet
BlueHammer85
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As horrible as it sounds, if she had drowned then surely police would have recovered her body by now? From what I'm reading it's a calm and shallow river. Either way, it must be anguish for her family. Pray they get answers soon.
do we know that for sure?
current may have drifted her miles
manclad
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If my wife of 42 years had gone missing for a week I would be too distraught to give any sort of interview.Come on now , he is in shock
Unless the police insisted that it was more of an appeal for help and for any witnesses to come forward etc.
He just came across as not being very emotional about her disappearance, no tears,no choking back or welling up inside. Maybe he is in shock, who knows, I've no doubt it'll all come out in the wash eventually.
Unfortunately modern police cannot be trusted
It's all about PR and narrative control for them just like it is for every other slimeball in authority nowadays
If it's abduction they are under severe pressure for a result
Or am I being too cynical ?
It's all about PR and narrative control for them just like it is for every other slimeball in authority nowadays
If it's abduction they are under severe pressure for a result
Or am I being too cynical ?
LangleyBlue1970
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A week of hardening up and focusing on his daughters. He would be no use to anyone as a wreck.If my wife of 42 years had gone missing for a week I would be too distraught to give any sort of interview.
Unless the police insisted that it was more of an appeal for help and for any witnesses to come forward etc.
He just came across as not being very emotional about her disappearance, no tears,no choking back or welling up inside. Maybe he is in shock, who knows, I've no doubt it'll all come out in the wash eventually.
Until you’re put in his situation you have no idea how you’d be. None.
manclad
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Completely agree with you.A week of hardening up and focusing on his daughters. He would be no use to anyone as a wreck.
Until you’re put in his situation you have no idea how you’d be. None.
It's a one in a million chance that I will ever be put in his situation.
In the meantime I'm sticking by my own personal opinion that he came across as somewhat cold and distant in his interview.
And before you get on your high horse, just remember that this is a forum that is all about opinions.
LangleyBlue1970
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Wasn’t going to. :-)Completely agree with you.
It's a one in a million chance that I will ever be put in his situation.
In the meantime I'm sticking by my own personal opinion that he came across as somewhat cold and distant in his interview.
And before you get on your high horse, just remember that this is a forum that is all about opinions.
kaz7
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She was alone walking her dog, people who knew her met her on the walk and she was alone ffsIf my wife of 42 years had gone missing for a week I would be too distraught to give any sort of interview.
Unless the police insisted that it was more of an appeal for help and for any witnesses to come forward etc.
He just came across as not being very emotional about her disappearance, no tears,no choking back or welling up inside. Maybe he is in shock, who knows, I've no doubt it'll all come out in the wash eventually.
It’s a proper mystery, I think falling in the river is the Occam’s razor theory more than anything else.
If she’d walked off the dog would have followed her.
It’s nowhere near a road so if she’d been abducted there’d be a trail and signs of a struggle, and the dog would have ended up away from the bench.
Family and friends don’t want to accept the river theory because it means she’s definitely dead.
If she’d walked off the dog would have followed her.
It’s nowhere near a road so if she’d been abducted there’d be a trail and signs of a struggle, and the dog would have ended up away from the bench.
Family and friends don’t want to accept the river theory because it means she’s definitely dead.