Nicola Bulley

[BornFreeNowAgain]

3 hours ago, Malbec said:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cyvym5g02rdo 

 

Strange reporting by the BBC, normalising the whole timescale whilst failing to mention the close location of the body to the original missing point, and weird focus on alcohol and menopause whilst passing the whole thing off as accidental. 

 

Even if they are a normal family as they all suggest here, this sort of reporting makes you think otherwise. 

Agreed. Conveniently left out the fact that Police attended the home 10 days prior, that Peter Faulding's team never found her, the fact that Willow wasn't in the water or barking where Nicola would have entered the water, or that she was found by an internet 'psychic' or internet sleuth. I am sure the family would have been delighted with all the sleuthing, if it did transpire that Nicola was murdered by a family member which has happened in countless other times in the past. 

[Grumpy Owl]

16 hours ago, Malbec said:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cyvym5g02rdo 

 

Strange reporting by the BBC, normalising the whole timescale whilst failing to mention the close location of the body to the original missing point, and weird focus on alcohol and menopause whilst passing the whole thing off as accidental. 

 

Even if they are a normal family as they all suggest here, this sort of reporting makes you think otherwise. 

 

13 hours ago, BornFreeNowAgain said:

Agreed. Conveniently left out the fact that Police attended the home 10 days prior, that Peter Faulding's team never found her, the fact that Willow wasn't in the water or barking where Nicola would have entered the water, or that she was found by an internet 'psychic' or internet sleuth. I am sure the family would have been delighted with all the sleuthing, if it did transpire that Nicola was murdered by a family member which has happened in countless other times in the past. 

 

I saw the same article earlier today. What struck me was how quick they were to 'blame social media' and the 'amateur sleuths', while no mention is made of how the click-bait news rags (Reach Plc et al) were equally guilty of sensationalising and exploiting this story for their own material gain, ie through advertising revenue.

[numnuts]

4 hours ago, Grumpy Owl said:

I saw the same article earlier today. What struck me was how quick they were to 'blame social media' and the 'amateur sleuths', while no mention is made of how the click-bait news rags (Reach Plc et al) were equally guilty of sensationalising and exploiting this story for their own material gain, ie through advertising revenue.

 

The MSM heavily fuelled much of the speculation surrounding this story, simply by the amount of coverage they gave it. Not rocket science.

[Anti Facts Sir]

"What we know about...."

[Occulus5]

On 9/27/2024 at 6:22 PM, Grumpy Owl said:

 

 

I saw the same article earlier today. What struck me was how quick they were to 'blame social media' and the 'amateur sleuths', while no mention is made of how the click-bait news rags (Reach Plc et al) were equally guilty of sensationalising and exploiting this story for their own material gain, ie through advertising revenue.

That's why Richard D Hall suspects that the reason for the media frenzy surrounding her dissapearance was to attract amateur online slueths (like Curtis Arnold sniffing around the area) making the wrong conclusions so they can use them as an excuse to clampdown on online opinions. I can't remember exactly what he said but something alone those lines.

[Occulus5]

On 9/27/2024 at 5:14 AM, BornFreeNowAgain said:

Agreed. Conveniently left out the fact that Police attended the home 10 days prior, that Peter Faulding's team never found her, the fact that Willow wasn't in the water or barking where Nicola would have entered the water, or that she was found by an internet 'psychic' or internet sleuth. I am sure the family would have been delighted with all the sleuthing, if it did transpire that Nicola was murdered by a family member which has happened in countless other times in the past. 

So you think someone in her family murdered her? if so then why and why did they cover it up?. I've heard all kinds of theories ranging from money laundering, Italian drug dealers who were based in Garstang with links to a snail farm business, Paul's previous employment at BAE Systems etc.

Edited September 30, 2024 by Occulus5

[BornFreeNowAgain]

14 hours ago, Occulus5 said:

So you think someone in her family murdered her? if so then why and why did they cover it up?. I've heard all kinds of theories ranging from money laundering, Italian drug dealers who were based in Garstang with links to a snail farm business, Paul's previous employment at BAE Systems etc.

I wouldn't be ruling it out. But what I think is more likely is that Nicola stumbled across something about Paul that would have the power to shake her reality about who he is and what he is capable of. There is no doubt that that area of the UK seems to hold some secrets and is perhaps a base for some pretty fucked up stuff. We know that there are trafficking rings all across the World and this means that some areas would be heavily involved, perhaps this is one such area and Paul's job could lend weight to that, along with the BAE guy who was killed the year before Nicola (if my memory is correct on those details). 

 

So, it could easily have been 'agents' taking Nicola out. One thing is for sure, there are too many inconsistencies in the story for the truth to be what they claim happened, and on top of that, they seem very sensitive around people not looking into this further. 

[Grumpy Grapes]

BBC1 is broadcasting a documentary tomorrow evening (9pm): "The Search for Nicola Bulley", so no doubt will they will demand more censorship of online social media. 

[Anti Facts Sir]

The gullible factions of the public only got sucked in because the "narrative" was so ridiculous and unlikely. More plot holes than a shit US soap opera.

 

And, tbh, the MSM were driving the hysteria and endless speculation anyway.

[Occulus5]

On 10/2/2024 at 10:04 PM, Anti Facts Sir said:

The gullible factions of the public only got sucked in because the "narrative" was so ridiculous and unlikely. More plot holes than a shit US soap opera.

 

And, tbh, the MSM were driving the hysteria and endless speculation anyway.

I guess the public where as they are always are, they like a good murder mystery story that doesn't make sense and conflicts wth the official narrative, it gets people talking about it. Maybe the whole disappearance and murder was a hoax and Nicola is still alive or never existed (I know unlikely the latter). What about Curtis Arnold, did he visit St Michael's of his own accord to get to the bottom of what happened (and at the same to promote his youtube channel, which curiously was created only a few days before she went missing), or is he some kind of actor/agent working for some pretending to be some youtube trying to intimidate and agrivate people there?. Why was he the only one going to such lengths by travelling all the way from where he lives in the midlands just to sniff around that village?.

[jadonvader]

On the 10th of Jan she didn't hurt her arm, she hit her head, she went to Fleetwood urgent care and then to A&E for a head scan...

 

When Paul received a phonecall from the school he phoned the police and then phoned Anne Marie (the person who found her phone) he did not phone Louise (Nicola's sister).

 

Apparently his businesses were going to go bankrupt literally a month before she disappeared. Paul has several and Nicola was listed as a partner in at least 1.

 

Paul's brother was arrested and possibly charged for drugs and his gf went missing also later found dead 

 

Exclusively mortgages is a company registered at the home address in Inskip

 

Nicola used to be married to someone called Simon/Stuart Booth...he left Nicola for his current finance Jodie Prenger.

 

This sheds more light on Paul's family:

 

https://outsidethecave.substack.com/p/quote-nicola-also-has-links-to-thornton

 

[northern star]

Didnt watch the BBC thing as it sounded like it was just a glossy psy op as part of the campaign to shut down free speech and try and blame conspiracy theorists, when it was the police who were the problem.

 

The most bizarre thing is that Faulding found the body after six minutes of searching, but was silenced, while a bogus search and investigation went on for many days after this. NOBODY is addressing why this happened. Not only was it a waste of police time, which is a crime, but misleading the public AND the family, most tragically. They should have been informed at once that the body had been found. Whats going on with this case?? - it needs a criminal investigation into the police and the media (who must have known) why they prevented Faulding's discovery on the 6th February, with the body allowed to remain in the river, until the psychic discovered it on the 19th. Absolutely criminal!

 

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/nicola-bulley-peter-faulding-statement-sgi-b2451463.html

 

These are Faulding's sonar pics, which look very demonic when turned around, showing a devilish figure hovering over the body  - the body highlighted by a blue line. No doubt the BBC failed to question any of this. This case needs re-opening.

 

 

Edited October 10, 2024 by northern star

[LastOneLeftInTheCounty]

No one going to talk about the missing woman from Yorkshire? They’re pointing out that they think she ‘is in the river’. Similar case to Bulley, but not.

 

What is that the third or fourth ‘mysterious female river death’ in last twelve months? 

[Sportsfan28]

3 hours ago, LastOneLeftInTheCounty said:

No one going to talk about the missing woman from Yorkshire? They’re pointing out that they think she ‘is in the river’. Similar case to Bulley, but not.

 

What is that the third or fourth ‘mysterious female river death’ in last twelve months? 

I had a look recently online and the amount of women going into rivers around Britain, there's so many that don't make the "big" news and are only on the local news sites.  

[Haru-no-utena]

13 hours ago, northern star said:

Didnt watch the BBC thing as it sounded like it was just a glossy psy op as part of the campaign to shut down free speech and try and blame conspiracy theorists, when it was the police who were the problem.

 

The most bizarre thing is that Faulding found the body after six minutes of searching, but was silenced, while a bogus search and investigation went on for many days after this. NOBODY is addressing why this happened. Not only was it a waste of police time, which is a crime, but misleading the public AND the family, most tragically. They should have been informed at once that the body had been found. Whats going on with this case?? - it needs a criminal investigation into the police and the media (who must have known) why they prevented Faulding's discovery on the 6th February, with the body allowed to remain in the river, until the psychic discovered it on the 19th. Absolutely criminal!

 

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/nicola-bulley-peter-faulding-statement-sgi-b2451463.html

 

These are Faulding's sonar pics, which look very demonic when turned around, showing a devilish figure hovering over the body  - the body highlighted by a blue line. No doubt the BBC failed to question any of this. This case needs re-opening.

 

 

I have looked at these pictures not even knowing what they are but I was immediately struck/horrified by this diabolic silhouette. I haven't even noticed the body. It really gives you goose bumps!

[LastOneLeftInTheCounty]

2 hours ago, Sportsfan28 said:

I had a look recently online and the amount of women going into rivers around Britain, there's so many that don't make the "big" news and are only on the local news sites.  

Maybe a new ‘mysterious female river death’ thread should be started.

 

Theres a whole other undertone to these stories, you know, when ‘they’ want you to notice something- but never reveal the true cause, always alluding to something- almost paranormal.

 

Having said that these cases give off a certain ‘skinwalker’ vibe, meaning that it’s known that skin walkers mimic children and babies cry’s to lure humans to their death. Maybe an ancient river dwelling entity has become more active recently- as the victims are almost always women- giving in to their maternal instincts, wanting to help a child in need, then bam! In the water, soul is eaten, next victim please. 
I dunno 

[Occulus5]

19 hours ago, LastOneLeftInTheCounty said:

Maybe a new ‘mysterious female river death’ thread should be started.

 

Theres a whole other undertone to these stories, you know, when ‘they’ want you to notice something- but never reveal the true cause, always alluding to something- almost paranormal.

 

Having said that these cases give off a certain ‘skinwalker’ vibe, meaning that it’s known that skin walkers mimic children and babies cry’s to lure humans to their death. Maybe an ancient river dwelling entity has become more active recently- as the victims are almost always women- giving in to their maternal instincts, wanting to help a child in need, then bam! In the water, soul is eaten, next victim please. 
I dunno 

I think that's stretching it a little, but you never know.

[Occulus5]

Most people are convinced that Nicola never entered the water and was not even at the bench and never made the teams call. I read on that substack article that it's possible she was confronted by men on the path along the field before getting to the bench area and they abducted her. Whether this is just another piece of disinfo I don't know. There's also the claim that a boat had taken her. Regarding the teams call, why haven;t the colleages she worked for come forward to speak about what happened when they were supposedly on the teams call?.

 

The Nicola Bulley mystery is becoming more like who shot JR.

[Occulus5]

19 hours ago, LastOneLeftInTheCounty said:

Maybe a new ‘mysterious female river death’ thread should be started.

 

Theres a whole other undertone to these stories, you know, when ‘they’ want you to notice something- but never reveal the true cause, always alluding to something- almost paranormal.

 

Having said that these cases give off a certain ‘skinwalker’ vibe, meaning that it’s known that skin walkers mimic children and babies cry’s to lure humans to their death. Maybe an ancient river dwelling entity has become more active recently- as the victims are almost always women- giving in to their maternal instincts, wanting to help a child in need, then bam! In the water, soul is eaten, next victim please. 
I dunno 

If that's the case (and anything is possible I suppose), then wouldn't you expect more women to have disapeared from that area on the river where Nicola went missing?.

[LastOneLeftInTheCounty]

1 hour ago, Occulus5 said:

If that's the case (and anything is possible I suppose), then wouldn't you expect more women to have disapeared from that area on the river where Nicola went missing?.

That’s the thing about river dwelling entities, they travel by river. How many rivers and waterways snake they’re way through this country? 
 

It got woken up and now it’s on a safari hunting trip, women are it’s prey. 

You never know…..it’s a possibility…. although a very wild unlikely theory, if you eliminate everything then what you’re left with is the truth, however unlikely or absurd

[LastOneLeftInTheCounty]

6 minutes ago, LastOneLeftInTheCounty said:

That’s the thing about river dwelling entities, they travel by river. How many rivers and waterways snake they’re way through this country? 
 

It got woken up and now it’s on a safari hunting trip, women are it’s prey. 

You never know…..it’s a possibility…. although a very wild unlikely theory, if you eliminate everything then what you’re left with is the truth, however unlikely or absurd

As testosterone partially blocks psychic ability, women are more sensitive and psychic than men, which might account for why this being is able to manipulate and lure women to their deaths at rivers across the country. 
Skinwalkers, fairies, little people, gnomes, undines, folk tales, creatures from the past. 

[LastOneLeftInTheCounty]

26 minutes ago, LastOneLeftInTheCounty said:

As testosterone partially blocks psychic ability, women are more sensitive and psychic than men, which might account for why this being is able to manipulate and lure women to their deaths at rivers across the country. 
Skinwalkers, fairies, little people, gnomes, undines, folk tales, creatures from the past. 

Like the entity that plagued Bridgend in wales years ago, causing dozens and dozens of people to commit suicide in a relatively short space of time, it feeds off of life force energy through psychic manipulation.

It doesn’t feed physically on flesh. 
 

‘Ya can’t see de eyes of de demon till him come callin. Dis is dread mon, truly… dread.’   King Willy, Predator II 

[Sportsfan28]

6 hours ago, LastOneLeftInTheCounty said:

Like the entity that plagued Bridgend in wales years ago, causing dozens and dozens of people to commit suicide in a relatively short space of time, it feeds off of life force energy through psychic manipulation.

It doesn’t feed physically on flesh. 
 

‘Ya can’t see de eyes of de demon till him come callin. Dis is dread mon, truly… dread.’   King Willy, Predator II 

I remember those Bridgend suicides, it was constant at the time and then it all just stopped. I don't think there was ever a reason given as to why they did it either. 

[LastOneLeftInTheCounty]

3 hours ago, Sportsfan28 said:

I remember those Bridgend suicides, it was constant at the time and then it all just stopped. I don't think there was ever a reason given as to why they did it either. 

Yes it really creeped me out when I first heard about it, then I read some things about locals thinking it was something ‘haunting’ their locality, then I read something else by someone who claimed it was an entity causing it- psychically connecting then feeding off the prana/vril/life force at the moment of death. 

 

So many unconnected people killed themselves, it couldn’t have been an organised pact or a trending pattern, but it could be blamed on geopathic stress from the landscape, or microwave weapons testing. 
 

It was more than a couple of dozen people.
 

I get the feeling that the police reports from the Bulley case and all the other related cases contain information that they don’t want public- that points to something similar to what I’m saying- a paranormal element which is unexplainable. 
 

I’ve read testimonies from witnesses where they’ve seen Bigfoot/dogmen creatures, and the police have turned up to move the witness on from the scene stating they are not safe there- for their own protection from these dangerous entities.

What I’m saying by this is that the authorities know all sorts of things about this stuff, but can’t publicly reveal it 

[Occulus5]

14 hours ago, LastOneLeftInTheCounty said:

Yes it really creeped me out when I first heard about it, then I read some things about locals thinking it was something ‘haunting’ their locality, then I read something else by someone who claimed it was an entity causing it- psychically connecting then feeding off the prana/vril/life force at the moment of death. 

 

So many unconnected people killed themselves, it couldn’t have been an organised pact or a trending pattern, but it could be blamed on geopathic stress from the landscape, or microwave weapons testing. 
 

It was more than a couple of dozen people.
 

I get the feeling that the police reports from the Bulley case and all the other related cases contain information that they don’t want public- that points to something similar to what I’m saying- a paranormal element which is unexplainable. 
 

I’ve read testimonies from witnesses where they’ve seen Bigfoot/dogmen creatures, and the police have turned up to move the witness on from the scene stating they are not safe there- for their own protection from these dangerous entities.

What I’m saying by this is that the authorities know all sorts of things about this stuff, but can’t publicly reveal it 

Interesting theory. I know I often bring Richard D Hall up, but I think if he investigated the Bridgend suicides (and Nicola Bulley case) he would come up with a more "mundane" and rational explanation, with Nicola Bulley he said that it was probably a psyop, but he didn't mention whether her disappearance and murder were real or had anything to do with a cover up. I might be wrong here but didn't Richard investigate the Bridgend sucides on a show once?. I'm sure he's open to things like the occult and numerology (especially with regards to terrorist attacks) but he tends to shy away from anything in the paranormal realm. I think the reason is because he likes to deal with nuts and bolts and real facts that can be proven with physical evidence. There may well have been a paranormal link with Nicola's murder, but her entering the water doesn't sit with me. Her dog Willlow showed no sign that she went into the water.

Edited October 12, 2024 by Occulus5