That's ridiculous. How would a dog be able to get their paws on a mini submarine?
The disappearance of Nicola Bulley
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That's ridiculous. How would a dog be able to get their paws on a mini submarine?
Wouldnt surprise me, apparently members of the public have been travelling from all over the country to visit the village, even questioning some of the locals, acting like private detectives or Jessica Fletcher or Miss Marple, pretending to be amateur sleuths to solve the mystery.
Come on Rumple9, be honest, you're there at the village questioning the locals right now arent you
For me, the dog is a pretty big clue.
It was found dry, with it's harness off, spaniels are very smart dogs and generally pretty loud when they alarm on something. The fact it was "just there" and dry sounds very much to me, like she went into the river and the dog just waited on the spot and is probably confused.
If someone had hurt her, the dog would have gone mental, there's no evidence that the dog was injured either, and it certainly wouldn't let someone hurt her, without making a hell of a racket, someone would have seen/heard.
It was found dry, with it's harness off, spaniels are very smart dogs and generally pretty loud when they alarm on something. The fact it was "just there" and dry sounds very much to me, like she went into the river and the dog just waited on the spot and is probably confused.
If someone had hurt her, the dog would have gone mental, there's no evidence that the dog was injured either, and it certainly wouldn't let someone hurt her, without making a hell of a racket, someone would have seen/heard.
How do we know the dog hasn't taken a bribe?
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I find it more suspicious that the spaniel is dry. Normally it's an effort not to get them to jump in the water. Perhaps the dog is also involved?
That doesn't account for the mini-sub beaming ultrasonic waves at the dog to scramble it.
Well that Danish guy killed a woman on his sub...
Come on Rumple9, be honest, you're there at the village questioning the locals right now arent you
Nah, he's in court right now, Episode 9 of Rumple of the Bailey.
Unbelievable
3 weeks earlier a man chased a woman in broad daylight and tried to grab her along the same stretch of river. Police would like to speak to him
https://t.co/0qflfRVQaC
3 weeks earlier a man chased a woman in broad daylight and tried to grab her along the same stretch of river. Police would like to speak to him
https://t.co/0qflfRVQaC
That link does not verify the information you are stating.
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I'm sure you know where your local station is.
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Same link again, not backing up or validating your points.
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That's the same link again
edit: ah you ninja'd in the time I posted that!
But that's not the same stretch of river, is it?
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Why are people all acting like the dog is a cross between Lassie and Tom Cruise in terms of ability and usefulness?!!?
Its been demonstrated most regular hounds are utterly useless in emergency situations.
There was a study done with the owners acting dead, and another where they simulated an intruder. Most of the dogs were as helpful as a chocolate teapot.
Its been demonstrated most regular hounds are utterly useless in emergency situations.
There was a study done with the owners acting dead, and another where they simulated an intruder. Most of the dogs were as helpful as a chocolate teapot.
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That link does not verify the information you are stating.
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Thats 40 miles away, hardly the same stretch of river
It's his catchphrase that ruins it for me. Every time he proves the police and courts wrong and wins/solves the case it's an excuse for "You've been Rumpled" straight into the camera...