Police have been inundated with "thousands" of pieces of information relating to the disappearance of Nicola Bulley since she went missing 11 days ago.
Superintendent Sally Riley said during a press conference held on Tuesday afternoon that Lancashire Police are currently working on around 500 active lines of inquiry for the case, which includes going house-to-house in the nearby village, examining CCTV and dash cam footage, and speaking to "key witnesses". The work searching the river also continues, with Supt Riley saying that combing the fast-moving body of water makes the case "particularly complex."
The 45-year-old was last seen on the morning of Friday January 27, before she went missing near the River Wyre while out walking her dog after dropping her children off at school. Nicola, a mortgage adviser from Lancashire, logged onto a work Teams call minutes before she disappeared, and the last confirmed sighting of her was at 9.10am.
