Police reject suggestions Nicola Bulley could have been a victim of crime
Police have rejected suggestions that missing mother-of-two Nicola Bulley could have been a victim of crime. Supt Sally Riley, of Lancashire Police, said “every single” potential suspicion or criminal suggestion that had come in, had been looked at by detectives and discounted.
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Police reject suggestions Nicola Bulley could have been a victim of crime
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