Nicola Bulley's partner Paul Ansell visits search scene and is briefed by experts on river's edge
The partner of missing mother-of-two Nicola Bulley has visited the spot where police believe she fell into the River Wyre.
He spoke with Peter Faulding, the underwater search expert called in by the family to help with the search. Mr Faulding appeared to be taking him through aspects of his search, now on its third day.Police divers have also been conducting searches on sections of the river close to the bench. Mr Ansell was accompanied by a police officer and Emma White, a family friend of Nicola, 45.
She spoke after suggestions Nicola's phone could be a “decoy” and questions were raised about gaps in CCTV coverage of the area where she vanished from. The lead and harness for Willow, her springer spaniel dog, were also left on or close to the bench.
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