The disappearance of Nicola Bulley

we always generally find people within in an hour. So always within an hour when you exclude the people we didn't find at all or after one hour. Nothing about this case appears usual.
 
Some of you lot really do love a conspiracy.

I'm surprised (not really I guess) people are jumping already to "the husband did it".

Still most likely she's in the river without foul play. Until hear otherwise not really much point speculating.

If anyone has every fallen in a river in cold you'd know how unexpected/shocking it can be. Some people can't scream. She could have hit her head, anything.
 
Richie said:
It's how a lot of threads end up on here....

It moves away from people putting salient thoughts and opinions across and becomes 2-3 people hijacking it to score points off each other rather than moving the discussion forward...
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When people choose to cherry pick snippets and run with obscure stupid arguments, is it any surprise?

Of course, lets run with MadMossys argument 'We always generally find people within the hour' Or put another way, we don't always find people within the hour and this expert himself has said he expects this search to take 2/3 days.
 
Also. Look at the steep sides near the bench. Who knows. She could have seen something in there, leant over and fell. Slipped. Anything.

Not clear on the teams call. If she was just "logged in" or was speaking etc.

Could have easily popped phone in bench. Might have even been trying to pick something out of the river.

So many innocent scenarios that could have ended in tragedy before jumping to foul play.

It was daylight. There were people walking. It would be exceptionally Risky for someone to let's say murder her. Risky that someone else came along, she screams etc. Leaving the phone on, and in the bench, also would be weird.

Really, foul play seems much much more unlikely than an accident
 
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413x said:
Also. Look at the steep sides near the bench. Who knows. She could have seen something in there, leant over and fell. Slipped. Anything.

Not clear on the teams call. If she was just "logged in" or was speaking etc.

Could have easily popped phone in bench. Might have even been trying to pick something out of the river.

So many innocent scenarios that could have ended in tragedy before jumping to foul play.

It was daylight. There were people walking. It would be exceptionally Risky for someone to let's say murder her. Risky that someone else came along, she screams etc. Leaving the phone on, and in the bench, also would be weird.

Really, foul play seems much much more unlikely than an accident
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Personally, I wouldn't just leave my phone on a public park bench, unless I was leaving the bench for an emergency.

That in itself seems like an odd thing to do.
 
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robgmun said:
Honestly sick of hearing about this, it's bloody everywhere and I can't seem to get away from this. Yes it's sad and RIP, but no need to have wall-to-wall coverage when there's many more important things going on, just update us when they find the body
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Trying to decide if they need to cancel their onlyfans memberships I guess ;)

I don't get this cos shes attractive thing. Maybe its just me.
 
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Also. Look at the steep sides near the bench. Who knows. She could have seen something in there, leant over and fell. Slipped. Anything.
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My thoughts first went to a dog ball/toy getting dropped down the embankment and she's then gone to retrieve it or stop the dog from heading down there.

Still feels like awful bad luck if the river has claimed her. I could only assume a slip and knock to the head has been the catalyst in that scenario.
 
Dup said:
My thoughts first went to a dog ball/toy getting dropped down the embankment and she's then gone to retrieve it or stop the dog from heading down there.

Still feels like awful bad luck if the river has claimed her. I could only assume a slip and knock to the head has been the catalyst in that scenario.
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Could not even need a knock.
In that big coat getting wet and cold could easily get into difficulty. But yeah something like throwing a ball and it falling in and trying to get it back is entirely possible
 
Dup said:
My thoughts first went to a dog ball/toy getting dropped down the embankment and she's then gone to retrieve it or stop the dog from heading down there.

Still feels like awful bad luck if the river has claimed her. I could only assume a slip and knock to the head has been the catalyst in that scenario.
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If what has been said by family/friends is true, they dont take a ball/toy when walking the dog, so that would seem to rule that out. They also said that they always take the harness off the dog when they get to the field gates, so the harness being off would be entirely normal
 
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