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I would be extremely surprised if the police havent spoken to her boss and everyone involved in the timeline before her disappearance: just another thing they usually don't have to disclose to the public in these cases.
They would have, as I assume that’s how they got the details of the work call her phone was logged on to when found x
 
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I just turned on Sky News and in big letters it says “8.53AM - Nicola Bulley sends email to her boss”…for a split second I thought it was today. I’m assuming they were running through the timeline but it’s been stuck on that for a couple of minutes 😔

ETA - Kay Burley is retracing Nicola’s known movements from Friday 27 January
 
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3 weeks.

Her poor family must be beside themselves.

We might have a difference of opinion on here but I think most of us would be delighted if she made it home. I bet if she did there'd be plenty of offers of specialist help and support.

I hope they can get some answers soon 💕
 
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Why did she learn not to be ambitious or earn more than her partner - where did that even come up?
She’s referencing a suggestion that it’s why the Epsom college headmistress was murdered

(Edit for spelling)
 
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There is no such thing as a genuine psychic. They don't exist.
I listened to 2 different ones lastnight, interested to see they had similar "visions".
The first one said Nicola is alive she is being kept hostage somewhere and has a head injury.
The other girl she was saying Nicola is definitely dead and pretty much said Paul did it. Shes apparently told police where the body is. (Claimed to have SOLVED crimes with police in the past) She was also arguing with and telling people to duck off when they were saying she was being disrespectful etc.
How can these people be confident enough to put these theories out there as fact. Horrible cunts.
 
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Abandoned house 🙈🙈🙈

I don't know what Sky news are trying to achieve but Kay Burley and her sidekick are melting my head.

I hope she falls in the mud on a great big turd 😳😂
 
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I just turned on Sky News and in big letters it says “8.53AM - Nicola Bulley sends email to her boss”…for a split second I thought it was today. I’m assuming they were running through the timeline but it’s been stuck on that for a couple of minutes 😔

ETA - Kay Burley is retracing Nicola’s known movements from Friday 27 January
I just came here to tell people about this. Sky News are walking the route. Lots of detail, but obviously no answers.

Also don't like the way this is being handled by the police and the press. Some info is private for a reason and TikTok shouldn't dictate which pieces of information are shared with the public. I get why people are curious, but they (the family/investigators) don't owe us anything.
 
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I think MWTs and Fauldings response to Nicolas personal circumstances indicates they didn't care about her at all, they've used her situation to draw attention to themselves, for self promotion, profit and in MWTs kicking the police in the nuts.
Both are totally disgusting.
 
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I don't know what Sky news are trying to achieve but Kay Burley and her sidekick are melting my head.

I hope she falls in the mud on a great big turd 😳😂
Lmao. I stopped watching because the commentary was inane. To be fair to Kay, it's hard to find new things to say. All she can do is reiterate what's known already.
 
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Re perimenopause or menopause, I've had the Mirena coil in for years and I honestly believe it could be saving me from the worst of the symptoms. I'm a year older than my mother was when she started the menopause and she had a horrific time. My brain fog has definitely worsened though and it's often embarrassing when the words for basic things elude me.

Re Nicola, I hope there is a conclusion soon to this case and that the family are not left for months and years without answers.
A bit off topic but your post sounded like my position a few years back and I wanted to say it’s worth asking for a prescription for oestrogel that you can use alongside the mirena, it’s a natural product and you get to control the dosage. It really helps with the brain fog.

Anyway, back to Nicola, I genuinely thought my contempt for the police couldn’t get much lower (and I have worked with some absolute twats particularly in the Met for over 30yrs). Absolutely no-ones business what hormonal issues this woman was suffering from and it’s simply not true they had to release it before her friends did, you can get a gagging order to stop the press when there are children involved.
 
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Some comments on social media are really riling me up. As far as I’m concerned it’s nobody’s ambition in life to become reliant on alcohol. It was obviously a coping mechanism for Nicola and we don’t know what she was going through with her health or in her private life. People actually rot me 🤯
Seems like she was only worthy of sympathy and concern when she was the “perfect” hard working mother with the nice lifestyle.
 
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Peter is on Talktv blowing his own trumpet. He can shove his trumpet right up his clacker!

I'm taking my dogs out. I need to clear my head, they're driving me mad.

I've never punched anyone in my life but honestly....I could smash that Peters face in 👊👊👊
 
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Sky News just stopped a man walking and he said to the male journalist “do you live here?!” which makes me think that guy has been there for almost all of the last few weeks. He also said he’d spoken to the family, and Nicola’s dad told him she was positive about work after just sorting out a mortgage, and locals too. One guy there so much people are recognising him so you can imagine how overrun and intrusive the whole thing has been
 
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Suicide Rambling and Personal Experience

For anyone worried about the girls if she has died by suicide (which we have absolutely no idea about) I promise you they will be fine. Not fine how they were before, but they will grow to be fine. Life will be harder for them and they will have different realisations over the years and likely need therapy to understand it was not their fault and it wasn’t because she didn’t love them but children are amazing at just carrying on. They have loving family who will do what is best for them I’m sure. They will have a lot of feelings and those feelings will need to be heard but if there’s one thing kids do better than adults it’s resilience. Their lives will always be a bit sadder and a bit harder than everyone else’s and they will likely feel some resentment for that at various points in their lives but they will be ok. The most important thing for them is the adults around them, not just showing strength but showing weakness too, they will want to know that people around them miss and grieve her too and that it’s ok to feel sad. But that it’s also ok to wake up in the morning and feel fine. The feelings they feel will come in waves and children grieve differently to adults. Sorry this really is a ramble but what I’m trying to say is, people can build themselves back up from awful tragedies. These girls have what I never had: each other.
 
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Suicide Rambling and Personal Experience

For anyone worried about the girls if she has died by suicide (which we have absolutely no idea about) I promise you they will be fine. Not fine how they were before, but they will grow to be fine. Life will be harder for them and they will have different realisations over the years and likely need therapy to understand it was not their fault and it wasn’t because she didn’t love them but children are amazing at just carrying on. They have loving family who will do what is best for them I’m sure. They will have a lot of feelings and those feelings will need to be heard but if there’s one thing kids do better than adults it’s resilience. Their lives will always be a bit sadder and a bit harder than everyone else’s and they will likely feel some resentment for that at various points in their lives but they will be ok. The most important thing for them is the adults around them, not just showing strength but showing weakness too, they will want to know that people around them miss and grieve her too and that it’s ok to feel sad. But that it’s also ok to wake up in the morning and feel fine. The feelings they feel will come in waves and children grieve differently to adults. Sorry this really is a ramble but what I’m trying to say is, people can build themselves back up from awful tragedies. These girls have what I never had: each other.
I don’t think anyone can promise that anyone devastated by Nicola’s disappearance will be fine 🤨 you can have all the support and resources in the world, but if your mind is just not where it’s needed to be, you won’t be fine. I’m sure their family will provide absolutely everything they can to make sure the girls are ‘ok’, and hopefully they absolutely will be - but it’s not something that can be promised unfortunately.
 
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I hate to say it but I really get the feeling that she had possibly had a drink that morning and fell over into the water - but I’m still skeptical because they haven’t found her there and there were no marks to suggest this….
 
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Suicide Rambling and Personal Experience

For anyone worried about the girls if she has died by suicide (which we have absolutely no idea about) I promise you they will be fine. Not fine how they were before, but they will grow to be fine. Life will be harder for them and they will have different realisations over the years and likely need therapy to understand it was not their fault and it wasn’t because she didn’t love them but children are amazing at just carrying on. They have loving family who will do what is best for them I’m sure. They will have a lot of feelings and those feelings will need to be heard but if there’s one thing kids do better than adults it’s resilience. Their lives will always be a bit sadder and a bit harder than everyone else’s and they will likely feel some resentment for that at various points in their lives but they will be ok. The most important thing for them is the adults around them, not just showing strength but showing weakness too, they will want to know that people around them miss and grieve her too and that it’s ok to feel sad. But that it’s also ok to wake up in the morning and feel fine. The feelings they feel will come in waves and children grieve differently to adults. Sorry this really is a ramble but what I’m trying to say is, people can build themselves back up from awful tragedies. These girls have what I never had: each other.
Sending you a big hug, that was a lovely insightful post ❤ Thank you for sharing.
 
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I hate to say it but I really get the feeling that she had possibly had a drink that morning and fell over into the water - but I’m still skeptical because they haven’t found her there and there were no marks to suggest this….
Other than this my other thought is that she had left through that gate/path
 
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I hate to say it but I really get the feeling that she had possibly had a drink that morning and fell over into the water - but I’m still skeptical because they haven’t found her there and there were no marks to suggest this….
I wondered if she had maybe taken pain etc for headaches and been ‘woozy’.
 
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