I think she was abducted and the phone was left as a decoy. There is someone who knows what happened. But as of 2023 no one yet knows how to get dogs to talk.
comment by Robb - Marry me Alissa White-Gluz (U22716)
posted 17 minutes ago
I think she was abducted and the phone was left as a decoy. There is someone who knows what happened. But as of 2023 no one yet knows how to get dogs to talk.
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I did read something like this theory, and apparently there’s a caravan park site in close proximity, and she owned a caravan or something
comment by -bloodred- (U1222)
posted 9 minutes ago
Aliens
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Or the Loch Ness Monster came to England
It’s honestly baffled me
Thing is how would the abductor know she’d be there at that exact time, and how would they know the meeting was on mute that she was on while on her phone, as she would of had headphones in. So many variables and it’s all been done in apparently 15-20 mins unless the person who found the stuff was in on it. Also if abducted why didn’t the dog go crazy
Seems way too quick, and crazy kidnapping someone in general but let alone that early in the morning in broad daylight, and when there’s so many cameras people even ring door bell cameras about (albeit I assume the caravan park wouldn’t have any)
I don’t know the more I read and the more I think about it the more confusing it becomes.
This will definitely become a netflix or itv documentary
You believed the whole falling in the river thing when there was absolutely no evidence to support it
She is as fit as fiddle and a strong swimmer so no she didn't just fall into the river.
Not to mention this river at a snails pace.
She's either been abducted or chosen to disappear by choice,
Given the situation abduction looks the obvious conclusion.
How the police ruled out a 3rd party on day 1 is just outrageous Because they didn't think a crime had been committed they missed out on a lot of forensics.
Just a mess.
They had a special programme last evening on this,on German TV !
Saw something the other day saying the husband wasn't involved as he was at home. He could've paid someone or could be in cahoots with someone.
Its like an adult Maddie Mcann.
My money is on bad initial police work here and we’re already starting at a disadvantage because of it.
comment by Striketeam7 - the smartest person you know - Bronze medal khunt 2022 - Buy..Bellingham and another mid 20s Thiago type...lets just call him "frank" (U18109)
posted 2 minutes ago
My money is on bad initial police work here and we’re already starting at a disadvantage because of it.
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that's already been established, the didn't think a crime had happened so didn't treat the disappearance site as a crime scene
Is abduction likely? They would have had to take her a fair distance at a time there were quite a few people about with her making no noise. And the dog didn't follow? And the phone just left on the bench? Any half decent abductor would have cleared these two obvious giveaways that she was missing.
I think she is in the river.
comment by Pranks Baby (U22336)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by Striketeam7 - the smartest person you know - Bronze medal khunt 2022 - Buy..Bellingham and another mid 20s Thiago type...lets just call him "frank" (U18109)
posted 2 minutes ago
My money is on bad initial police work here and we’re already starting at a disadvantage because of it.
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that's already been established, the didn't think a crime had happened so didn't treat the disappearance site as a crime scene
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I know, but I don’t think we can establish enough facts at this stage because of that initial faaack up.
I can’t get behind the river theory - she could easily get out again, unless she has hit her head somehow. But how has she fallen in the river in the first place, she was sat at a bench on a conference call - what’s made her get up and then fall in the river?
If it’s an abduction then it’s about as brazen as they come - broad daylight, busy period of the day, she is on a call, she has a dog with her. If it was planned you would never pick this moment, which means it’s more likely unplanned - those ones rarely ever happen without leaving a trail of clues.
So does she leave of her own accord. Why would she choose to leave at that moment? Did she have issues that affected her that much? Why bring the dog only to then abandon it at the river?
I don’t think any make sense based on what we know.
Maybe she hanged her head or did somehow fall in, get out but suffer cold water shock - wander aimlessly and then suffer hypothermia and we just haven’t found her yet.
I’m rambling now, it’s impossible to conclude anything on the paltry info we have
How was her relationship at home with her husband ? did she have someone on the side at her job !
anyway, that Commissioner of police in London doesn't fill me with confidence !
comment by Harlequin von Hebdo. (U16981)
posted 7 minutes ago
How was her relationship at home with her husband ? did she have someone on the side at her job !
anyway, that Commissioner of police in London doesn't fill me with confidence !
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that Commissioner of police in London doesn't fill me with confidence !
incompetent
comment by Harlequin von Hebdo. (U16981)
posted 29 minutes ago
How was her relationship at home with her husband ? did she have someone on the side at her job !
anyway, that Commissioner of police in London doesn't fill me with confidence !
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This is what im wondering, I think she may have wanted to disappear but then I remember the two kids...and who could do that?
comment by Nickasaurus (U9257)
posted 6 seconds ago
comment by Harlequin von Hebdo. (U16981)
posted 29 minutes ago
How was her relationship at home with her husband ? did she have someone on the side at her job !
anyway, that Commissioner of police in London doesn't fill me with confidence !
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This is what im wondering, I think she may have wanted to disappear but then I remember the two kids...and who could do that?
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Happened before!
Her and her husband both worked from home I believe. Cabin fever?
They had an expert on one of the news channels a few days ago and he said that in his experience bodies in rivers rarely travel more than a few yards from where they go in the water.
At the time I thought why on earth are the police ruling out skulduggery and they really need to speak to this fella. If they don't find her body in the river the police are going to quite rightly get crucified for their handling of this case.
comment by Harlequin von Hebdo. (U16981)
posted 1 hour, 43 minutes ago
They had a special programme last evening on this,on German TV !
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interesting, i've noticed that the guardian are borderline obsessed with the case, giving a missing person case a degree of coverage not seen since the mccann one, but i'd assumed that was just them being weird.
which does invite the question of why, when people go missing all the time, everyone seems to care so much about this one.
Well it's an especially interesting case in the sense that it seems impossible that she is untraceable.
comment by Don Draper's dandruff (U20155)
posted 8 minutes ago
<thspan class="thspan" data-rwthpgen="1" data-ss-id="rwTHa7b8185ecbc00485bc22b22028e886e33">comment by Harlequin von Hebdo.</thspan><thspan class="thspan" data-rwthpgen="1" data-ss-id="rwTH6020f4863610f2209dc172e17b9e7bf23">(U16981)</thspan>
<thspan class="thspan" data-rwthpgen="1" data-ss-id="rwTH65ad9bb6ffad8ebca95cc8c3deb389c2">posted 1 hour, 43 minutes ago</thspan>
<thspan class="thspan" data-rwthpgen="1" data-ss-id="rwTHe4d3974915a305179f23df3f1686f7ba">They had a special programme last evening on this,on German TV !</thspan>
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<thspan class="thspan" data-rwthpgen="1" data-ss-id="rwTH68a03f4f574a1355f2b1bd6d1e623fa7">interesting, i've noticed that the guardian are borderline obsessed with the case, giving a missing person case a degree of coverage not seen since the mccann one, but i'd assumed that was just them being weird.</thspan>
<thspan class="thspan" data-rwthpgen="1" data-ss-id="rwTH26adcee5fef1747d6542c52c7a488932">which does invite the question of why, when people go missing all the time, everyone seems to care so much about this one.</thspan>
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Blonde hair, blue eyes, mother of 2, in yorkshire...ticks all the boxes for mass coverage.
comment by Don Draper's dandruff (U20155)
posted 1 hour, 23 minutes ago
comment by Harlequin von Hebdo. (U16981)
posted 1 hour, 43 minutes ago
They had a special programme last evening on this,on German TV !
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interesting, i've noticed that the guardian are borderline obsessed with the case, giving a missing person case a degree of coverage not seen since the mccann one, but i'd assumed that was just them being weird.
which does invite the question of why, when people go missing all the time, everyone seems to care so much about this one.
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White, middle class Woman, Mother, Wife - and at the heart of it all is a mystery.
Unfortunately, skin colour does very much play a part in what missing person cases receive mass media. If you look at the US - Native American Women go missing wouldn’t even get a paragraph in a newspaper 10 years ago, it’s very sad
Yeah it's like a role reversal of cop shootings. More white people in the US are killed by cop shootings, especially unarmed, but all you hear about is black shootings.
It's an elaborate hoax...she's running a bar in Tenerife
Or she could be having an affair
or has sadly met with an accident, or a wrong-un
It is very strange, but as a fisherman I can tell you that rivers like that can have large over hanging ledges under the water, deep crevices etc, so if she went into the river for whatever reason, it is possible her body is is lodged in one of these dark places where it is difficult to see. Hopefully this sonar search can say for certain one way or another.
It is also possible she has been abducted, there are enough weirdos about, and serial offenders will be experienced at evading detection.
It is very odd, something does not quite add up, it could be Claudia Lawrence all over again.
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posted on 7/2/23
I think she was abducted and the phone was left as a decoy. There is someone who knows what happened. But as of 2023 no one yet knows how to get dogs to talk.
posted on 7/2/23
Aliens
posted on 7/2/23
comment by Robb - Marry me Alissa White-Gluz (U22716)
posted 17 minutes ago
I think she was abducted and the phone was left as a decoy. There is someone who knows what happened. But as of 2023 no one yet knows how to get dogs to talk.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I did read something like this theory, and apparently there’s a caravan park site in close proximity, and she owned a caravan or something
posted on 7/2/23
comment by -bloodred- (U1222)
posted 9 minutes ago
Aliens
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Or the Loch Ness Monster came to England
It’s honestly baffled me
posted on 7/2/23
Thing is how would the abductor know she’d be there at that exact time, and how would they know the meeting was on mute that she was on while on her phone, as she would of had headphones in. So many variables and it’s all been done in apparently 15-20 mins unless the person who found the stuff was in on it. Also if abducted why didn’t the dog go crazy
Seems way too quick, and crazy kidnapping someone in general but let alone that early in the morning in broad daylight, and when there’s so many cameras people even ring door bell cameras about (albeit I assume the caravan park wouldn’t have any)
I don’t know the more I read and the more I think about it the more confusing it becomes.
posted on 7/2/23
This will definitely become a netflix or itv documentary
posted on 7/2/23
You believed the whole falling in the river thing when there was absolutely no evidence to support it
She is as fit as fiddle and a strong swimmer so no she didn't just fall into the river.
Not to mention this river at a snails pace.
She's either been abducted or chosen to disappear by choice,
Given the situation abduction looks the obvious conclusion.
How the police ruled out a 3rd party on day 1 is just outrageous Because they didn't think a crime had been committed they missed out on a lot of forensics.
Just a mess.
posted on 7/2/23
They had a special programme last evening on this,on German TV !
posted on 7/2/23
Saw something the other day saying the husband wasn't involved as he was at home. He could've paid someone or could be in cahoots with someone.
Its like an adult Maddie Mcann.
posted on 7/2/23
My money is on bad initial police work here and we’re already starting at a disadvantage because of it.
posted on 7/2/23
comment by Striketeam7 - the smartest person you know - Bronze medal khunt 2022 - Buy..Bellingham and another mid 20s Thiago type...lets just call him "frank" (U18109)
posted 2 minutes ago
My money is on bad initial police work here and we’re already starting at a disadvantage because of it.
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that's already been established, the didn't think a crime had happened so didn't treat the disappearance site as a crime scene
posted on 7/2/23
Is abduction likely? They would have had to take her a fair distance at a time there were quite a few people about with her making no noise. And the dog didn't follow? And the phone just left on the bench? Any half decent abductor would have cleared these two obvious giveaways that she was missing.
I think she is in the river.
posted on 7/2/23
comment by Pranks Baby (U22336)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by Striketeam7 - the smartest person you know - Bronze medal khunt 2022 - Buy..Bellingham and another mid 20s Thiago type...lets just call him "frank" (U18109)
posted 2 minutes ago
My money is on bad initial police work here and we’re already starting at a disadvantage because of it.
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that's already been established, the didn't think a crime had happened so didn't treat the disappearance site as a crime scene
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I know, but I don’t think we can establish enough facts at this stage because of that initial faaack up.
I can’t get behind the river theory - she could easily get out again, unless she has hit her head somehow. But how has she fallen in the river in the first place, she was sat at a bench on a conference call - what’s made her get up and then fall in the river?
If it’s an abduction then it’s about as brazen as they come - broad daylight, busy period of the day, she is on a call, she has a dog with her. If it was planned you would never pick this moment, which means it’s more likely unplanned - those ones rarely ever happen without leaving a trail of clues.
So does she leave of her own accord. Why would she choose to leave at that moment? Did she have issues that affected her that much? Why bring the dog only to then abandon it at the river?
I don’t think any make sense based on what we know.
Maybe she hanged her head or did somehow fall in, get out but suffer cold water shock - wander aimlessly and then suffer hypothermia and we just haven’t found her yet.
I’m rambling now, it’s impossible to conclude anything on the paltry info we have
posted on 7/2/23
How was her relationship at home with her husband ? did she have someone on the side at her job !
anyway, that Commissioner of police in London doesn't fill me with confidence !
posted on 7/2/23
comment by Harlequin von Hebdo. (U16981)
posted 7 minutes ago
How was her relationship at home with her husband ? did she have someone on the side at her job !
anyway, that Commissioner of police in London doesn't fill me with confidence !
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that Commissioner of police in London doesn't fill me with confidence !
incompetent
posted on 7/2/23
comment by Harlequin von Hebdo. (U16981)
posted 29 minutes ago
How was her relationship at home with her husband ? did she have someone on the side at her job !
anyway, that Commissioner of police in London doesn't fill me with confidence !
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This is what im wondering, I think she may have wanted to disappear but then I remember the two kids...and who could do that?
posted on 7/2/23
comment by Nickasaurus (U9257)
posted 6 seconds ago
comment by Harlequin von Hebdo. (U16981)
posted 29 minutes ago
How was her relationship at home with her husband ? did she have someone on the side at her job !
anyway, that Commissioner of police in London doesn't fill me with confidence !
----------------------------------------------------------------------
This is what im wondering, I think she may have wanted to disappear but then I remember the two kids...and who could do that?
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Happened before!
Her and her husband both worked from home I believe. Cabin fever?
posted on 7/2/23
They had an expert on one of the news channels a few days ago and he said that in his experience bodies in rivers rarely travel more than a few yards from where they go in the water.
At the time I thought why on earth are the police ruling out skulduggery and they really need to speak to this fella. If they don't find her body in the river the police are going to quite rightly get crucified for their handling of this case.
posted on 7/2/23
comment by Harlequin von Hebdo. (U16981)
posted 1 hour, 43 minutes ago
They had a special programme last evening on this,on German TV !
----------------------------------------------------------------------
interesting, i've noticed that the guardian are borderline obsessed with the case, giving a missing person case a degree of coverage not seen since the mccann one, but i'd assumed that was just them being weird.
which does invite the question of why, when people go missing all the time, everyone seems to care so much about this one.
posted on 7/2/23
Well it's an especially interesting case in the sense that it seems impossible that she is untraceable.
posted on 7/2/23
comment by Don Draper's dandruff (U20155)
posted 8 minutes ago
<thspan class="thspan" data-rwthpgen="1" data-ss-id="rwTHa7b8185ecbc00485bc22b22028e886e33">comment by Harlequin von Hebdo.</thspan><thspan class="thspan" data-rwthpgen="1" data-ss-id="rwTH6020f4863610f2209dc172e17b9e7bf23">(U16981)</thspan>
<thspan class="thspan" data-rwthpgen="1" data-ss-id="rwTH65ad9bb6ffad8ebca95cc8c3deb389c2">posted 1 hour, 43 minutes ago</thspan>
<thspan class="thspan" data-rwthpgen="1" data-ss-id="rwTHe4d3974915a305179f23df3f1686f7ba">They had a special programme last evening on this,on German TV !</thspan>
<thspan class="thspan" data-rwthpgen="1" data-ss-id="rwTH628ceca01ce661b68959aa00450422427">----------------------------------------------------------------------</thspan>
<thspan class="thspan" data-rwthpgen="1" data-ss-id="rwTH68a03f4f574a1355f2b1bd6d1e623fa7">interesting, i've noticed that the guardian are borderline obsessed with the case, giving a missing person case a degree of coverage not seen since the mccann one, but i'd assumed that was just them being weird.</thspan>
<thspan class="thspan" data-rwthpgen="1" data-ss-id="rwTH26adcee5fef1747d6542c52c7a488932">which does invite the question of why, when people go missing all the time, everyone seems to care so much about this one.</thspan>
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Blonde hair, blue eyes, mother of 2, in yorkshire...ticks all the boxes for mass coverage.
posted on 7/2/23
comment by Don Draper's dandruff (U20155)
posted 1 hour, 23 minutes ago
comment by Harlequin von Hebdo. (U16981)
posted 1 hour, 43 minutes ago
They had a special programme last evening on this,on German TV !
----------------------------------------------------------------------
interesting, i've noticed that the guardian are borderline obsessed with the case, giving a missing person case a degree of coverage not seen since the mccann one, but i'd assumed that was just them being weird.
which does invite the question of why, when people go missing all the time, everyone seems to care so much about this one.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
White, middle class Woman, Mother, Wife - and at the heart of it all is a mystery.
Unfortunately, skin colour does very much play a part in what missing person cases receive mass media. If you look at the US - Native American Women go missing wouldn’t even get a paragraph in a newspaper 10 years ago, it’s very sad
posted on 7/2/23
Yeah it's like a role reversal of cop shootings. More white people in the US are killed by cop shootings, especially unarmed, but all you hear about is black shootings.
posted on 7/2/23
It's an elaborate hoax...she's running a bar in Tenerife
Or she could be having an affair
or has sadly met with an accident, or a wrong-un
posted on 7/2/23
It is very strange, but as a fisherman I can tell you that rivers like that can have large over hanging ledges under the water, deep crevices etc, so if she went into the river for whatever reason, it is possible her body is is lodged in one of these dark places where it is difficult to see. Hopefully this sonar search can say for certain one way or another.
It is also possible she has been abducted, there are enough weirdos about, and serial offenders will be experienced at evading detection.
It is very odd, something does not quite add up, it could be Claudia Lawrence all over again.
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