Nicola Bulley cops probe mystery two-hour gap between disappearance and first police call
dailyrecord.co.ukCops are looking into a mystery two-hour gap from Nicola Bulley vanishing until the first phone call was made to report her missing, as the search reaches its 14th day.
Nicola, 45, has not been seen since around 9:10am on January 27, shortly after she dropped her children off close to their school in Lancashire, and she went on a walk with her dog Willow.However, the first call didn't come until about 11am, leaving almost two hours between the last sighting and police starting their search.
Lancashire Police have said they continue to operate on the belief that Nicola fell into the river, but no trace of the mum has been found following a mile-long search of stretch of the River Wyre by experts.Specialist Group International chief Peter Faulding said he is "100 per cent" sure Nicola is not in the stretch of river initially suspected and he has done all he can.Police have been forced to issue a dispersal order to one group and warned other members of the public from taking law into their own hands when getting involved in the search.
Yesterday, two boats with specialist teams were seen in the sea at Morcombe Bay, as the search moved on.It comes as Nicola's pal Emma White described the ongoing search as "torture" while appealing to anyone who may have seen something to come forward.
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