Police launch probe into two-hour gap missing Nicola Bulley disappeared
Police are set to look into a two-hour window on the day Nicola Bulley went missing as the search for the mum-of-two enters its 15th day. Officers are also reportedly investigating the first call made to the police, with the 45-year-old said to have disappeared around 9.10am on January 27 - though the first call didn't come until 11am.
However, following intensive underwater searches by experts across a mile-long stretch of the river, there is yet to be any trace of the mortgage advisor. On Thursday , police extended their hunt to the sea as dive specialists began combing through Morecambe Bay, as reported by Coventry Live. Pictures from the area show two officers on board a dinghy on the water as a orange rescue boat could be seen doing sweeps of the river off Knott End-on-Sea, at the mouth of the bay, around 10 miles from where the mum was last seen. The mum's phone was left on a bench near to the River Wyre, still connected to a work call. While her dog, Willow, was running around without a harness.
According to the Mirror, the witness contacted Lancashire Police to report a suspicious "red van" parked in the village. Speaking to The Times, the 55-year-old witness, who had not been named, said she was heading towards a cake shop when she spotted the "tatty red van" located "outside a barn on Hall Lane".
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