The mystery of missing woman, Nicola Bulley, may never be solved after 'golden hour' claims a former detective. Howard Millington says police would have worked quickly during the missing mother case's 'golden hour' to rule out foul play.
The former detective superintendent says the 45-year-old may never be found if she has drowned in the River Wyre, as police fear. The Mirror reports that the mother vanished on a dog walk in St Michaels on Wyre on January 27 and still remains missing.
Mr Millington, who worked for Greater Manchester Police for 30 years, believes third-party involvement in the disappearance is highly unlikely. However, he admitted the case was "very bizarre", though is "probably going to end in a tragic outcome".
