It may well have been. Bodies move in water. She could have been somewhere else and has floated there. Or as I pointed out much earlier in the thread the sonar could have encountered shadowing or interference.
The disappearance of Nicola Bulley
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It may well have been. Bodies move in water. She could have been somewhere else and has floated there. Or as I pointed out much earlier in the thread the sonar could have encountered shadowing or interference.
Think there is still
They still need to determine the cause of death. It sounds like it could still be suicide OR foul play.
There is no closure yet. If it's foul play then they have a lot of investigation to do and no closure
They still need to determine the cause of death. It sounds like it could still be suicide OR foul play.
There is no closure yet. If it's foul play then they have a lot of investigation to do and no closure
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I feel the police should have locked off the whole area and made it so the public could not enter it, especially knowing her history.
Even if it did mean to keep it closed for 3-4 weeks whilst they throughly carried out their investigation.
How do you lock off a whole river?
Padlock and key. Durgh.
Not quite, Farage actually sold us down the river.
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Hopefully she has been found and no foul play is discovered.
Tbf I'm sure as drones progress it wouldn't be as resource intensive, but right now? The police can't possibly function if they have to get the whole force out for one case.
Jesus…you can’t lock down a river for weeks. The very natural state of it moves the body, sometimes for miles.
There is no tech or man power that can accurately, in a timely manner, locate a body in a river. It is just one of those things, so unpredictable.
There is no tech or man power that can accurately, in a timely manner, locate a body in a river. It is just one of those things, so unpredictable.
My bad, I just read your post as it ‘just’ being women.
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aw no 
Police obviously should have called in the beavers.
If it is her, then this post hasn't aged well...I didnt see any thread about this story so thought I'd start one.
Nicola Bulley: Missing mum's sister urges people to keep open mind
Police believe Nicola Bulley fell into the river but her sister says there is "no evidence" of that.www.bbc.co.uk
The police seem to be focused on the theory that she fell in the river. They aren't just not looking in to any other theory. But also saying it hurts the family to even mention other theories.
Meanwhile its come out that even the family don't understand why the police have ruled out every other theory at this early stage.
Why have the police ruled out all other theories so early on?
I guess the problem with calling in the beavers is they're dammed if they do and dammed if they dont
The police and the detective's on the case were right all along (if confirmed to be her), more so than random members of the public and an internet forum?
Colour me ******* shocked.
There's a reason half of us wont make it in the police force, let alone rise in to detective ranks.
Colour me ******* shocked.
There's a reason half of us wont make it in the police force, let alone rise in to detective ranks.
So glad you didn't say The Beavers.