Do you plan on giving him an apology for dragging his name through the mud?
The disappearance of Nicola Bulley
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In 99% of criminal/Police cases, the obvious and most logical conclusion is the actual outcome.
Only a tiny tiny percentage of cases are some weird convoluted criminal novel with twists and turns, which explains fully the police handling of the case. They have seen it all before.
Now more personal information comes out that she had issues, the police likely came to the conclusion that it was self inflicted.
The question is if you were depressed and wanted to end it all, is drowning yourself in a river really the way to achieve it?
Maybe she put her phone down, decided enough was enough, perhaps was heavily under the influence, walked further up the river past the weir, jumped in, and the rest is history, washed out to sea.
This seems the most plausible explanation now knowing the personal turmoil she was experiencing. I can see why the police kept painful personal things like this out of the rabid public sphere.
Only a tiny tiny percentage of cases are some weird convoluted criminal novel with twists and turns, which explains fully the police handling of the case. They have seen it all before.
Now more personal information comes out that she had issues, the police likely came to the conclusion that it was self inflicted.
The question is if you were depressed and wanted to end it all, is drowning yourself in a river really the way to achieve it?
Maybe she put her phone down, decided enough was enough, perhaps was heavily under the influence, walked further up the river past the weir, jumped in, and the rest is history, washed out to sea.
This seems the most plausible explanation now knowing the personal turmoil she was experiencing. I can see why the police kept painful personal things like this out of the rabid public sphere.
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I agree, this seems to be the Police's reasoning behind divulging these personal details. I would like to know what the other attendees of the Teams meeting found her demeaner to be like?
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My god and people are saying "look at the Karrens on Twitter!" I suggest you look no further than OCUK for terrible takes
I'm thinking she walked in where the dog was (as the dog stayed there) and she swam downstream a bit. The cold and drowning got her after 15-30 minutes. It certainly explains a lot e.g. no scream, leaving everything behind.
I'm hoping the police come up with ways to tackle the idiots with far fetched theories.
It seems there's only a tiny minority here with "issues" unlike most places.My god and people are saying "look at the Karrens on Twitter!" I suggest you look no further than OCUK for terrible takes
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Really? That isn't my experience, there are some proper loons on this forum.
He has a point. Not sure why the public needed to know this level of detail really.
news.sky.com
Nicola Bulley's reputation 'destroyed' by police, says ex-detective
Lancashire Police released a statement saying Ms Bulley had suffered "significant issues" with alcohol brought on by her "struggles with the menopause" after initially refusing to confirm why she was classed as high risk and vulnerable.
I thought people are unhappy with the Police cracking down on what people say online?
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Nah people who speculate online should clearly be sent to the gulags.
It just shows how everyone is fundamentaly affected by their own internal biases.
Take for example robgmun above (not meaning to pick on you specifically Rob, but you poked your head above the parapet
)Complains about the "lefty cancel culture"
Defends the toxic environment of Andrew Tate, with freedumb of speech arguments and the right to be offensive.
Wants to cancel mumsnet due to its toxic culture (that isn't reflective of his beliefs)
???
Profit
That's why generally I like this place
You need a few undesirables to maintain that these people exist in the real world. And of course for memes
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to stop a load of them running round like halfwits searching property, coming up with mad stories and generally making tools out of themselves?
You think there's loonies here, I'm bathing my eyes in acid to unsee the 10 minutes I spent reading the mumsnet thread.
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He has a point. Not sure why the public needed to know this level of detail really.
Nicola Bulley's reputation 'destroyed' by police, says ex-detective
Lancashire Police released a statement saying Ms Bulley had suffered "significant issues" with alcohol brought on by her "struggles with the menopause" after initially refusing to confirm why she was classed as high risk and vulnerable.
To stop the rampant speculation by the public!
He drinking/being depressed does make sense. What did Sherlock say? "when you have eliminated all which is impossible...", and yet no one made the jump to "she was drunk" or "she wanted to die".
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He has a point. Not sure why the public needed to know this level of detail really.
Nicola Bulley's reputation 'destroyed' by police, says ex-detective
Lancashire Police released a statement saying Ms Bulley had suffered "significant issues" with alcohol brought on by her "struggles with the menopause" after initially refusing to confirm why she was classed as high risk and vulnerable.
Isn't it fairly standard to reveal mental health issues in missing persons cases?
The criticism should be that they should have done this straight away which would have probably prevented a lot of the hysteria around the case and also clarified why the river theory was most popular.
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Just been a Copper on Lorraine explaining that because they didn't give out all details they are getting over a 1000 calls a day of speculation.
maybe they were trying to prevent the family from having to deal with the private details of her personal life plastered over the media. it's my guess they hoped they would have found here body quite quickly and could have closed the whole thing without having to spill such personal details. but that's just my guess.