Well yes that is how viewing figures work, if enough of you who are supposedly repulsed by her actions turned off then she would soon change.
The disappearance of Nicola Bulley
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No i don't, but...they had a diving 'team' (not just one person), with a high tech scanning hardware. Yes they didn't search the fringes of the river, but surely then the police would have been wading the fringes methodically? So I really do think in a river that size, with that resource, they should have found her sooner.
Depending on what condition her body was in a familial ID may have been possible quickly. Fingerprint and dental records won't have taken much longer.
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No not really, unless it turns out that it was a serial killer linked to other murders in the same area. People have cars and use them or public transport, they're not confined to a single area.
But the various organisations which were involved in the search do, and still weren't able to find anything, which is a good indicator of how complex it can be.
Check TikTok, i'm sure someone on there has the answer.
The police couldn't possibly be trusted to mention it if they had reason to suspect there was a 'killer on the loose'.
Oh ok then shall we treat literally every death as a possible serial killing with this much 'public interest'?
Please just stop.
They search the area, the body moves into said area with the movement of water. It's not exactly an outlandish theory to me.
They wouldn't know would they until the PM is completed.
There's nothing to stop. Until it's been clarified there is rightly a public interest since whatever happened took place in a public place.
Until the outcome is known then there is a public interest in case it does turn out to be foul play, just as in any other death that hasn't yet been explained.
Christ, imagine having to be the family member to carry out the ID.
RIP to the lady and hopefully her family get some sort of closure, if not peace.
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Will we get to find out if it was a suicide or not?
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You need to have some quiet time there bud, you're embarrassing yourself.
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No you're right, the next Dahmer is probably hiding in the bushes, waiting to try and sous vide another innocent dog walker in broad daylight
I presume that, they would have revealed if it looked like murder soon after recovering the body. The Coroner will do the analysis of course, but at a guess it just looks like she took her own life to me.
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It might make you feel better posting this, but spare a thought for that family enduring weeks of this.
The most difficult thing for anyone to do is admit they're wrong, we're all guilty of this.