Nicola Bulley: Police Search for Missing Mum
Ms. Bulley’s partner Paul Ansell has said he will “never give up hope” and that his “whole focus is my two girls”.
Police searching for missing mother-of-two Nicola Bulley have vowed to “bring her home,” urging the public to keep an eye out for sightings of her clothing.
Officers believe the 45-year-old woman fell into the River Wyre while walking her dog on Friday morning.
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Lancashire Constabulary search teams are still scouring the waterway near St Michael’s.
Specialists and divers from HM Coastguard, mountain rescue, and Lancashire Fire and Rescue Service are assisting them, as are sniffer dogs, drones, and police helicopters.
Meanwhile, they have asked the public to look for the clothing that Ms. Bulley was last seen wearing along the river.
An ankle-length black quilted gilet jacket, a waist-length black Engelbert Strauss coat, tight-fitting black jeans, long green walking socks, ankle-length green Next wellies, a necklace, and a pale blue Fitbit are included.
Detectives are also reviewing CCTV and dashcam footage, and members of the public with potentially useful footage have been urged to come forward.
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Superintendent Sally Riley said at a news conference on Friday that there may have been an “issue with the dog that led her to the water’s edge, she puts her phone down to go and deal with the dog momentarily, and Nicola may have been fallen in.”
Ms. Bulley’s partner, Paul Ansell, 44, said he will “never give up hope” of finding her.
“We’re never going to give up hope, of course, but it’s as if she’s vanished into thin air. It’s completely insane “He stated.
The 44-year-old stated that his “complete focus is on my two girls” and that he was “hoping to goodness” that new information would be provided.
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