Blow for Nicola Bulley family as second witness ‘didn’t see her’

Police want to speak to a second possible witness as part of the ongoing search for missing dog walker Nicola Bulley.

In a fresh appeal today, Lancashire Police said they want to speak to a woman in a newly released CCTV image who they believe was in the area when Nicola was last seen.

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A potential second witness who was seen on CCTV walking her dog at the time of Miss Bulley’s disappearance said she did not know anything of importance to help the case.

Christine Bowman, 67, who was walking her dog Snowflake along the River Wyre last Friday when the missing mother went missing, said she “didn’t see” Ms Bulley.

Ms Bowman said she found it strange that Lancashire Constabulary had issued an appeal to trace her when she spoke to police shortly after last Friday’s incident saying she had not seen Ms Bulley, reports the mail,

Using information from police and witnesses Independent Nicola has traced the route to Bully’s dog walk on which she went missing.

The family of a mother of two who disappeared while walking her dog in Lancashire have told how they are “caught in a nightmare” in an emotional appeal for her whereabouts.

Ms Bulley’s younger sister Louise Cunningham and 76-year-old father Ernie Bulley shared their anguish as they urged anyone with information to come forward.

Police are continuing a massive search for Nicola Bulle, a mother of two who went missing a week ago.

Ms Bulley’s sister, Louise Cunningham told sky newS: “Something is missing. Somebody must have known something. People don’t just disappear into thin air.

joe middleton Catalog everything we know so far:

A CCTV image has been released of a woman in red who may have been a witness to the mysterious disappearance of dog walker Nicola Bulley.

He was wearing a red and white coat, light trousers and a bobble hat, and was being sought as a possible witness and not a suspect.

The woman was seen on CCTV at around 8.48 am at the allotment lane where Ms Bulle was last seen. At the time Ms Bulley is understood to have gone to work near a bench shortly before she disappeared.

Police have urged residents to avoid the area where Nicola Bulli went missing, warning that heavy rain has made stretches of the riverside “treacherous”.

Supt Sally Riley said: “We know that Nicola’s disappearance has caused concern for the wider local community, as well as clearly a terrible time for her family.

“This remains a missing persons investigation and at this time there is nothing to suggest any third party involvement in Nicola’s disappearance.

“I appreciate that there are unanswered questions about what happened to Nicola, but I would urge people not to speculate or spread false rumours. We will share updates when we can, but we must provide factual Should be

“Nicola’s family are being kept up to date with developments and are being supported by officers.

“We are really grateful for the help and co-operation of the community so far, but I want to stress again that parts of the riverbank are treacherous, especially after the recent rains, and we would ask that no one puts themselves in danger and that the efforts of the police and partner agencies to locate Nicola have not been compromised.

Guardian Nicola Bulli said there was “no sign” Mother Two of them fell near the River Wyre as they feared someone might have taken them.

Ms Bulley’s parents, known only as Ernest, 73, and Dot, 72, vowed “we will never stop looking for her”.

She was last seen at 9.15 a.m. on Friday when she was walking along a river bank while logging a conference call from a bench where she was walking along. pet dog willow,

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