Two weeks ago, Nicola Bulley dropped her children off at school, took the family dog for a walk and disappeared.
In the following days, eVDeN EVe NAkliyaT the neighbourhood has been besieged by amateur detectives, podcasters, influencers and dozens of complete idiots - all keen to ‘help' an overworked police force do their job.
Many of these time-wasters have got pet theories about what could have happened to Nicola. The most insensitive post random thoughts on social media and TikTok, causing even more distress to her loved ones.
They've been wandering around filming houses, property and land, making their own ‘story' about a woman they don't know.

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Meanwhile, 40 police officers are worked off their feet investigating 500 leads. A diving team has combed the river and found nothing. Boats are searching Morecambe Bay.
As interest in the case grows with every day that Nicola isn't found, it's fanned by rumours and lies on the internet.
The scene by the river has become a pilgrimage sight for gawkers. Officers had to issue dispersion orders to prevent enthusiastic members of the publics taking selfies on the bench where Nicola's mobile phone was found. There have been false accusations about a deserted local farmhouse.

There has been gossip about a ‘shabby' red van seen in a nearby lane around the time of the disappearance. A group of men from Liverpool made a trip to the area to ‘help' and had to be sent back home.




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