The search continues
Nicola Bulley went missing on Monday, January 27, after a riverside dog walk in St Michael's on Wyre, Lancashire. As the search widens to find the missing mother-of-two, Nicola's partner, Paul Ansell, is reported to have privately shown frustration with the police's efforts, according to reports.
In a heart-breaking addition to his statement to the publication, Faulding added: "Paul is just lost, really. He's got no partner, the kids are missing their mum, and he's absolutely in pieces."Officers have stood firm on their belief that Nicola fell into the river at St Michael's on Wyre, with a police team seen searching the waterway this week.
News also emerged that local anglers on the River Wyre had only been contacted this week. Officers were informed that there were no fishers along the river that day, with one angler saying: "The only people that were on the river that day were dog walkers. I can guarantee you that.
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