Unless you’re part of the Police investigation how do you know for a fact the person hasn’t let them search it.
Unless you’re part of the Police investigation how do you know for a fact the person hasn’t let them search it.
In theory I think it would track you but I think most devices are water resistant not water proof? So they cannot actually be submerged for long periods or too deep?That would be me - Strava is the app that it's been shown she's used before - basically when you track an activity on a Fitbit/Apple Watch/Garmin, you can export it to Strava which then brings up the map, details of how many kms travelled etc - Nicola's strava screenshots have been posted on news articles as it seems she was an avid user, tracking her steps etc.
My point was that for anyone else using Strava, if you log the activity primarily through the actual Strava app, you can choose to use the beacon, which sends your location to a nominated person whilst you carry out your activity. And presumably if your device was waterproof (which mine is), it would still track you in water?
If her device is waterproof then it may prove invaluable.That would be me - Strava is the app that it's been shown she's used before - basically when you track an activity on a Fitbit/Apple Watch/Garmin, you can export it to Strava which then brings up the map, details of how many kms travelled etc - Nicola's strava screenshots have been posted on news articles as it seems she was an avid user, tracking her steps etc.
My point was that for anyone else using Strava, if you log the activity primarily through the actual Strava app, you can choose to use the beacon, which sends your location to a nominated person whilst you carry out your activity. And presumably if your device was waterproof (which mine is), it would still track you in water?
The dog’s ball? No being serious god knows. I just seen a comment saying she’s made contact and asking for Linda then when I went back to screenshot it’s been buried within all the comments.I might regret asking this but who‘s Linda, or is that just a name she’s plucked from an orifice![]()
I mean the police can enter ANY property??Unless you’re part of the Police investigation how do you know for a fact the person hasn’t let them search it.
I don’t think there’s any need to stir any memories. It looks like they have already identified everyone who was there that morning and are gathering statements. It’s not like she disappeared in a vast area with multiple potential witnesses.If only Crime Watch was still on tv. In all seriousness though , a reconstruction of what’s known so far with someone of Nicolas height and build , wearing identical clothing to what she had on might stir a few more memories. It seems the police really don’t have any idea what happened. I still have a feeling that there is some significant family info the police haven’t shared that may or may not be relevant.
No they can’t without a warrant.I mean the police can enter ANY property??
Well, it’s the capital letters and lack of punctuation that’s really sold it for me…
Dear god I don’t know whether to laugh or cry at the psychic post, so I’ll do both.Sorry the Linda quote seems to have gotten buried somewhere but there’s a psychic done a live on YouTube apparently making contact and this View attachment 1936077
I accused the dog of pushing her in earlier FYIOn this thread.. anything is possible. At this point I’m surprised the dog hasn’t been accused and been labelled a suspect…
I've never even thought of this house tbh.. simply because it across the river so she would need to go around a long wait to reach it.. but if you think of the bird's-eye view this house has of the river.. the bench.. etc...oh here I go again. Mandatory Mania .!Now, all of my police training comes from watching The Bill as a child, but I’m pretty sure that the police could get a warrant to search it if they really wanted to even if the owner said no…
But if they needed one they would get one surely is what I’m saying. If they needed to get in to have a look wouldn’t they have ?No they can’t without a warrant.
How devastating that there was a camera that could have seen everything if it had been working.Updated from the friend - mentions cctv from the caravan park
My watch is fully waterproof to 100m but yes I wonder if that means it would still emit signal/tracking ability? Or just referencing that the actual watch would still work? Regardless, if there's been no sync from it, it points even more conclusively that it's been submerged.In theory I think it would track you but I think most devices are water resistant not water proof? So they cannot actually be submerged for long periods or too deep?
It does make sense but it was her leaving her phone makes me think she got up quickly and hurried down there. I don't think she rolled down either I think she was on foot and just couldn't stop herself.Or the dog ran back up the bank and knocked her off balance. But if Nicola had rolled down, she could have lost an airpod and made marks on the bank falling, so does it make more sense she was by the rivers edge?