Nicola Bulley missing ...

[Mull]

3 minutes ago, eggsarascal said:

Didn’t you used to work at sea?

I did, some people lost at sea are never found, another “old wives tale” I’m afraid.

[Mick Dempsey]

3 minutes ago, Mull said:

I did, some people lost at sea are never found, another “old wives tale” I’m afraid.

That seems entirely logical.

[Mull]

8 minutes ago, Mick Dempsey said:

That seems entirely logical.

Some people need to hear it twice🙂

[coppice cutter]

3 hours ago, Mull said:

Yes.

Fair enough.

 

Next time you pick a fight with someone because they suggest that sometimes it's unwise to listen to experts, I'll remind you of this.

 

Oh, and in future could you please try and type what you mean.

 

So if you actually meant that they were talking bollocks, it would probably have been better if you'd said that initially.

 

Save any confusion.

 

Thanks.

Edited February 5, 2023 by coppice cutter

[coppice cutter]

Seems that either the cops or family themselves have taken up the offer made by the guy interviewed on GB news to send his team up to search the river properly.

 

They were due to start this morning at first light and he said that they should be able to conclude the search definitively within a day.

 

Hopefully it will help to move things on in some direction.

[Lowestoft Firewood]

7 hours ago, coppice cutter said:

Seems that either the cops or family themselves have taken up the offer made by the guy interviewed on GB news to send his team up to search the river properly.

 

They were due to start this morning at first light and he said that they should be able to conclude the search definitively within a day.

 

Hopefully it will help to move things on in some direction.

He's just released a book that guy and its a fascinating read

[spuddog0507]

10 hours ago, coppice cutter said:

They were due to start this morning at first light and he said that they should be able to conclude the search definitively within a day.

I just cant see that amount of river being searched properly in a day and once they get 5-600yds down stream the water clarity changes due to it being tidal,,

[Stere]

Cadaver dogs can be trained to find bodies underwater.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Doug Tait]

31 minutes ago, spuddog0507 said:

I just cant see that amount of river being searched properly in a day and once they get 5-600yds down stream the water clarity changes due to it being tidal,,

 

Spud the private outfit that are now helping with the water search are called Specialist Group International. Their owner says they're using world leading sonar technology which is a lot more advanced than what the Police have available. He estimates they can cover the entire length of the river in 3-4 days and be confident in the results.

 

Apparently he spoke directly with the family before they started and told them "if she's in the river we will find her" which strikes me as supremely confident.

[coppice cutter]

1 hour ago, spuddog0507 said:

I just cant see that amount of river being searched properly in a day and once they get 5-600yds down stream the water clarity changes due to it being tidal,,

I think they've some pretty high tech gear as Doug says.

Edited February 6, 2023 by coppice cutter