Just as people are allowed to respond and critique those opinions, and take the piss if they're daft ones. It's not a one way street.
100% possible she could of fallen in but I think most people are confused by what she was actually doing so close to the bank. I walk along a river quite often but walking along the river where I walk and being on the actual river bank so I’d fall in, there’s a big difference between. I’ve never, ever, gone down the bank because I know it’s dangerous. I’m sure other people will say they have though. I think because the phone was left on the bench as well people are just curious what she was doing and what lead her to go close to the river.
Just as people are allowed to respond and critique those opinions, and take the piss if they're daft ones. It's not a one way street.It's just people's opinions they are allowed to have them you know
Those "different opinions" ie wild speculation based on literally nothing, are harmful to the actual family at the heart of this case.I'm not talking about critising it's calling people names etc for having a different opinion
Well that works both ways!Those "different opinions" ie wild speculation based on literally nothing, are harmful to the actual family at the heart of this case.
Don't like it, don't post.
I didn’t mean to say you did. Apologies if that’s how it came across.I never said he killed her I was just pointing out its more 25 mins then 10.
Well said and exactly this..It feels like we are being bullied into accepting of the accident/ fell into the river theory. But until this is proved we can all have our own opinions and we can ALL state them freely and clearly. Foul play by the husband or an accomplice and a staged missing person is my theory and that's that. Until I'm proved wrong but not by people who only know as much as me .Wow this thread really has become quite nasty hasn't it, it seems if you don't agree that it was an accident you're some crazy armchair detective whos obsessed about true crime and you get shouted down.
Why can't we all just have our own opinions we don't have to agree.
There's no evidence to suggest anything sinister happened but there's also no evidence yet to suggest it was an accident either.
There are things about the situation that seem a bit odd or don't add up I guess time will tell.
Ah ok fair enoughI didn’t mean to say you did. Apologies if that’s how it came across.
I'm not the one complaining about not being allowed an opinion, so not sure what the point of your post was TBH, unless you've confused me with someone else.Well that works both ways!
Based on what evidence that isn't more likely to be explained by a river fall?Well said and exactly this..It feels like we are being bullied into accepting of the accident/ fell into the river theory. But until this is proved we can all have our own opinions and we can ALL state them freely and clearly. Foul play by the husband or an accomplice and a staged missing person is my theory and that's that. Until I'm proved wrong but not by people who only know as much as me .
Not necessarily dogs can sense danger and although Willow had probably been in that river before it’s less likely in such cold weather and perhaps where it wasn’t so steep. She could have seen Nicola go in and not come up and that panicked her, as one newspaper stated Willow was found running between the bench and the river.What a strange speech from the police commissioner… sounds like they are throwing the towel. But I hope they are just trying to protect some massive evidence they have. Ball in the water? The doggy would have been the first to jump in. And if she had been in difficulties in the river, let’s say the most fearful dog would still have tried to get in, he would be filthy in mud. The dog was without his harness. If the leash was still attached to the harness, it means whatever happened, it was almost immediately after the second witness saw her. She hadn’t removed the leash and whoever took her, they were in a pretty hurry and couldn’t get that finicky clasp to open. They set up the scene to look exactly like that: she sat down, removed the dog harness and somehow fell into the water. I also wonder what happened in that call… I still have a feeling regarding mental health issues…
Would they though if the ground was hard and she was quite petite. That’s not a criticism of your comment just a thought, also lots of walkers in this weather would wellies.Just adding my 2pence, wellies leave quite a obvious footprint
No its hard to tell how a dog would react.Not all dogs are going to be heroes either, mine wouldn't be.
Yes, didn’t someone on the previous thread post something long the lines of “the partner did it - mark my words!”Maybe we should all calm down! Let’s all agree we’d make a crap police team okay? We’re not going to solve it on tattle. But if comments get thrown around like: 100% sure it was the husband and things like that, expect people to tell you to sit down Agatha. Most of us accept its an accident. Some say there’s more to it. Meh. Fact is, she’s still not been found and it’s harder to find a body that’s ended up in a river than someone who has been killed near that spot.
I just wonder if she was trying to stop her dog entering the water and attempting to put the harness on her. Bent forward stepping on the ankle length gilet and lost her footing. I believe the harness was found in between the bench and the riverbank.100% possible she could of fallen in but I think most people are confused by what she was actually doing so close to the bank. I walk along a river quite often but walking along the river where I walk and being on the actual river bank so I’d fall in, there’s a big difference between. I’ve never, ever, gone down the bank because I know it’s dangerous. I’m sure other people will say they have though. I think because the phone was left on the bench as well people are just curious what she was doing and what lead her to go close to the river.
This must be a pain in the arse for police and terribly hurtful for her family.How long until the ‘Nicola’s army’ shows up? I think unless her body is found soon, this is a very likely scenario as there are plenty of people out there eager to ‘solve it’ their own way without any involvement from the police.
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