Lancashire Police has confirmed that the "main working hypothesis" remains that Nicola Bulley fell into the River Wyre.
Speaking at a press conference, senior investigating officer Detective Supt Rebecca Smith said the mother-of-two has been branded a "high-risk" missing person with "specific vulnerabilities." She also confirmed that detectives have found no evidence of a "criminal aspect or third party involvement."
During the press conference, Supt Smith said she hope to clear up some false information, accusations and rumours which are distracting in the search for Nicola. The 45-year-old disappeared while walking her springer spaniel, Willow, in the village of St Michael's on Wyre after she dropped her two daughters - aged six and nine - at school on January 27.
