A diver taking part in the search for Nicola Bulley has said that police "are calling him and agreeing" with his doubts regarding the case. The mother has now been missing for more than two weeks.
In an interview with The Telegraph, Peter Faulding spoke about the struggling search for Nicola, who disappeared along the River Wyre on January 27 whilst walking her pet dog Willow. Mr Faulding led the Specialist Group International (SGI) search team that collaborated with Lancashire Police to cover miles over the river for three days last week, and has said there is no sign of Bulley.
Faulding said: "On the river on the day it wasn’t running very fast. I’ve spent a lot of time with the family and they said she was so cautious, did the same route every day, didn’t go near the river and her Fitbit shows she doesn’t go near the river. She would have to be pushed really hard to be launched out into the middle of the river."
