Grendel
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I think his suggestion is it’s another Gordon Wardell which I don’t see in truth
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I think his suggestion is it’s another Gordon Wardell which I don’t see in truth
Earlsdon_Skyblue1
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People are moaning about the police saying she had issues with alcohol, but I actually think if they had declared she was a bit vulnerable from the beginning, the search might have been a bit quicker, and the public might have reacted stronger in trying to find her. Might not have made a difference of course, but it seems odd to give that information now. Feels like they've been very slow and one dimensional with the investigation.
clint van damme
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The fella who lead the underwater search team said they would have used a different strategy if they'd had this information.
No idea what that would have entailed but he has got a lot of experience of these situations.
Earlsdon_Skyblue1
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That's interesting.
To be honest I felt like something was a bit off with the investigation when he was clearly suggesting openly that he disagreed with a lot of what they were doing.
shmmeee
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Checked the pubs first?
clint van damme
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Haha! Fucking hell!!
fernandopartridge
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The family came out and said it didn't they?
The police have known this from the start, haven’t they? Why would the search teams not have been privy to the same information?
clint van damme
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fernandopartridge
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I find the blame culture in Britain just baffling to be honest. How can the police be blamed for somebody going missing? I don't even like the police but come on ffs.
Nick
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Yeah unless they took her.
Something just doesn't seem to add up, even that diver bloke was blaming the police.
It's like a UK, adult McCann mystery.
Sky_Blue_Dreamer
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I don't think they're blaming them for her going missing, they're blaming them for the way they've conducted the investigation. Whether that's justified or not I don't know, but something very odd is going on.
If only the dog could speak.
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Earlsdon_Skyblue1
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None if this has added up, let's be honest. They are dying on this hill regarding her being in the river, but have had their pants pulled down by an expert that has searched it extensively.
The press conference by the police yesterday was bizarre and defensive, and it feels like they've released this information to justify why they've seemingly been looking properly in one place only.
I'll also defend the police when necessary, but this is just odd I'm afraid. The amount of ex high profile detetectives jumping in to criticise is pretty telling as well. If it turns out she isn’t in the river, it really would be a complete shit storm wouldn't it?
Otis
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I am now pondering over the first thought there. Would make more sense if she just decided to vanish wouldn't it. And leaving the dog and phone would make people believe she fell into the river.
Who knows, but it's very odd. The timeframe is so minute isn't it. Doesn't seem to quite add up, so I can see why everyone has a theory.
fernandopartridge
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it's not an unreasonable assumption is it? Where is she then? Has anybody reported a sighting?
skybluetony176
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One of my oldest friends has serious issues with alcohol. He stays sober for months sometimes a year or two then every now and again he secretly squirrels away money until he has enough to go on a massive bender. Just disappears. No one knows where he is, usually in a cheap B&B until he gets kicked out, then sleeps rough until the alcohol/money runs out, then gets massive alcohol withdrawal symptoms and goes completely mental (usually in a public place) then ends up in hospital which is when family and friends finally know where he is and he’s safe. 3 weeks last but one time.
I’m kind of hoping that’s what’s happening in this case, at least her family will get her back and she could start receiving treatment.
I’m kind of hoping that’s what’s happening in this case, at least her family will get her back and she could start receiving treatment.
Otis
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Hope so. Wherever she is, I hope she is safe and well.
Bugsy
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What an absolute bellend this guy is.
news.sky.com
Nicola Bulley: YouTuber Dan Duffy arrested and fined after searching for missing woman
Dan Duffy has previously posted clips to his 206,000 subscribers on YouTube saying he had "been in people's back gardens at night-time".
Otis
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Idiot.What an absolute bellend this guy is.
Nicola Bulley: YouTuber Dan Duffy arrested and fined after searching for missing woman
Dan Duffy has previously posted clips to his 206,000 subscribers on YouTube saying he had "been in people's back gardens at night-time".
Earlsdon_Skyblue1
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It wasn't an unreasonable assumption at the very beginning, however it has been three weeks and she still hasn't been found. The river has being combed by experts who are adamant she isn't in it. It was clear early on in those searches that this could be the outcome, which was ages ago.
Releasing this information now is beneficial in helping to find her, how? They should have either done it at the very beginning or not at all. At this moment in time they are just using it to cover their own backs and hit out at criticism they are rightly getting for their one dimensional approach, and poor communication.
Flying Fokker
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Tbh I wasn’t going to look at this thread. But…
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fernandopartridge
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They've never said it was the sole theory though have they? They might not want to disclose the others for other reasons.
Agreed, not sure what the reason for releasing the information was and it does look a bit like a distraction
skybluetony176
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I think it’s right it’s getting so much attention. If she has disappeared on a bender she’s vulnerable to her issues surrounding her her mental health and alcohol, the longer this goes on the more physical damage will happen to her body.
If something more sinister has happened and there’s foul play it needs the attention because a crime has been committed.
It’s not wrong that this case is getting so much attention it’s wrong that other cases get so little.
If something more sinister has happened and there’s foul play it needs the attention because a crime has been committed.
It’s not wrong that this case is getting so much attention it’s wrong that other cases get so little.
olderskyblue
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tbf, you do wonder what his different stratgey would have been. Look harder?
Evo1883
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Earlsdon_Skyblue1
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Think this answers a few questions that people are asking. The expert said had no idea she was a vulnerable person (normally on other cases he would be briefed), and if he had known he would have searched further down the river earlier on. Explains that if she was trying to drown herself she might have floated about a bit first and could have gone further away and potentially then out to sea if it was a deliberate attempt, and she had gone over the weir.
Grendel
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Its not the most obvious way to kill yourself
skybluetony176
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I think most drownings are somebody drowning themselves aren’t they?
Evo1883
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Deliberately ? I think that's the point being made