The search expert recruited by Nicola Bulley's family to help find her has said he would have used a different strategy if he knew the specifics of the missing mum's "vulnerabilities" earlier.
Peter Faulding has revealed his approach would have differed if the police had told him that Nicola had issues with alcohol related to her difficulties coping with the menopause. Lancashire Police shared the information with the public in a press conference today (Wednesday February 15) and explained why she was being treated as a "high risk" missing person.
Mr Faulding had been critical of the police theory that she had fallen into the River Wyre in Lancashire until now. But after the new information came to light, he acknowledged that the 45-year-old "could have ended up in the sea", reports Wales Online.
