Missing woman Nicola Bulley - inquest (P 158)

[manclad]

I’m back with aliens being the most likely explanation.

That's what I said on the 1st or 2nd page of this thread.
"Close Encounters of the Third Kind".

 

[bluesteve1964]

Nicola Bulley: Teenager vanished at same stretch of river 45 years ago to the day

A Preston family knows only too well the pain Nicola Bulley's relatives and friends have been suffering since she vanished.

www.lep.co.uk

That is quite interesting. In the water for 2 months before being found near Shard Bridge.

 

[BlueHammer85]

That is quite interesting. In the water for 2 months before being found near Shard Bridge.

yep and this bit

"I think the river conditions were pretty similar when Roger went missing and he was obviously swept over the weir and into the tidal part of the river. He has found near Shard Bridge which is a fair distance away from St Michael's.''

 

[sir baconface]

You can’t keep a springer out of water, particularly if its owner fell in. This mutt was dry as a bone.

She’s probably not been in the river. Husband/partner is my number one suspect.

 

[splinter]

That is quite interesting. In the water for 2 months before being found near Shard Bridge.

Both went missing on the 27th January..spooky

 

[Tuearts right boot]

You can’t keep a springer out of water, particularly if its owner fell in. This mutt was dry as a bone.

She’s probably not been in the river. Husband/partner is my number one suspect.

Is the correct answer, your honour.

 

[nw42]

I've not really been keeping up on this thread but I've read that police have called off the search in the river that they think she would have been found in. She may have well been swept further downstream and be snagged up by branches of a sunken tree or other underwater debris. I don't know the Wyre and as an angler I've never fished it but I hope they can dive further down river where it's likely to be deeper and wider.

Why not read the thread then, would have took less time than it did to post what's been gone over time and time again in the thread.

 

[cleavers]

You can’t keep a springer out of water, particularly if its owner fell in. This mutt was dry as a bone.

She’s probably not been in the river. Husband/partner is my number one suspect.

Is the correct answer, your honour.

Can we try to keep comments respectful, I'm sure the police have heavily reviewed his whereabouts at the time she went missing.

They've said that not all the information they have is being made public, and they've also asked that people don't speculate like this.

 

[Fat Chance]

You can’t keep a springer out of water, particularly if its owner fell in. This mutt was dry as a bone.

She’s probably not been in the river. Husband/partner is my number one suspect.

The dog could have been leashed to the bench whilst the femme was lifted and the harmess opened once she wss out of sight...the dog could stay by the phone if the hsrness opener wasnt sympathetic

 

[jmant10]

You can’t keep a springer out of water, particularly if its owner fell in. This mutt was dry as a bone.

She’s probably not been in the river. Husband/partner is my number one suspect.

How did the partner manage this? Doesn't make sense that he would track nicola to a popular busy walk at peak dog walking time.. then what? He kidnapped her ? And dragged her back the car? Or disposed of her in the river? And then 60 minutes later is meeting the police on scene? Seems hard to beleive.