Weren't you the exact guy who started this whole dumpster fire of a thread under the premise that the police were idiots because they'd come to their conclusions for no reason, and that if they did have a reason they should share it?
The disappearance of Nicola Bulley
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And your in this thread because ?
not only that, but yes I am genuinely interested, in crime scene, detective workings, but not only that i have experienced personal trauma with an immediate family member who sadly took her life when i was young, so i have sympathy in that area if that's the way things are going.
I have not been sucked in to the media hype, its been forced upon, its in the news when i open the news app, if they didnt want such a public scope around it then they could have chosen not to make it public in which case a lot of people probably wouldn't be in this thread discussing it in length.
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I never said the police were idiots.
I think some people think because I'm questioning the police on this particularly case is somehow anti the whole police. They seem to be not realising other ex police are also saying the same things as me.
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There will always be some difference of opinion.
Chances are the other ex police are just as lacking in availability of details and facts as you are
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This makes sense now. Admittedly, I had my suspicions about the partner because I thought that his demeanor was shifty and he was hiding something, but now that these facts have come to light, I understand why he was uncomfortable in front of the camera.
When asked about Nicola as a person he went on about how she lit up everyone's lives etc, which I don't dispute, but the fact was that she was battling with addiction, was depressed and vulnerable. It must have been hard for him to put a positive spin on someone who was apparently suicidal.
I think that, with hindsight, the police should have been more forthright with the family and set expectations that, much as they don't want to sully Nicola's reputation, they need to make the media circus aware that Nicola did have mental health issues.
When asked about Nicola as a person he went on about how she lit up everyone's lives etc, which I don't dispute, but the fact was that she was battling with addiction, was depressed and vulnerable. It must have been hard for him to put a positive spin on someone who was apparently suicidal.
I think that, with hindsight, the police should have been more forthright with the family and set expectations that, much as they don't want to sully Nicola's reputation, they need to make the media circus aware that Nicola did have mental health issues.
#metoo contingent on r4 news suggesting police are delinquent and this latest intimate news would subseqently dissuade witnesses friends being forthright.
ergh - NB's husband must have been consulted, if not, will be surprising if he does not disown police.
ergh - NB's husband must have been consulted, if not, will be surprising if he does not disown police.
She had probably been thinking for a good long while about killing herself, not necessarily there, not necessarily then. One thing is certain, she was at capacity with what she could deal with. I would theorise that something that morning triggered her and it was the last straw that [literally] sent her over the edge.
A lot of suicides are spontaneous in the way that the victim did not necessarily mean to kill themselves right there and then, but they had still been thinking about it for a while and something sent them over.
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That particular contingent are probably praying that she's been abducted by a straight, white male serving police officer serial killer.
I'll bet that's what the press were hoping for.abducted by a straight, white male serving police officer serial killer.
If she was depressed, upset to the point that she wanted to commit suicide, she would likely not have been behaving in a logical way.
Saying “she would have done this” or “she would have done that” is pointless because someone who’s living on the brink, can just go off at the drop of a hat without any warning, and do the most illogical and unexpected things.
Saying “she would have done this” or “she would have done that” is pointless because someone who’s living on the brink, can just go off at the drop of a hat without any warning, and do the most illogical and unexpected things.
definitely!! She could have done all manner of things including swimming up the river before she drowned; anything.
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https://news.sky.com/story/amp/nico...rrested-and-fined-for-joining-search-12812411
Stupid games win stupid prizes, embarrassing to then continue filming your stupid prize giving ceremony because you "want answers" is just pathetic.
People watching this nonsense gives those idiots all the justification they need to keep being a POS
Stupid games win stupid prizes, embarrassing to then continue filming your stupid prize giving ceremony because you "want answers" is just pathetic.
People watching this nonsense gives those idiots all the justification they need to keep being a POS
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Wrong for so many suicides.
They can be the most logical people before doing it and plan it over days.
Yes obviously some can just do it.
Why not?
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When I was an inpatient in a mental hospital in 1988 two people drowned themselves in the canal that ran by the side of it. Another patient hung himself with a tie from a window frame.
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.news.sky.com
The information was about to be released by someone else for a story, apparently. The police decided to get out in front of it with the family's permission, and as a result they've taken the flack for it instead.
Why don't they name the journo then?