‘It’s an agonising wait, it’s almost a hell above hell, because the unknown is unbearable.’ Nicola Bulley’s close friend, Heather Gibbons, has spoken candidly at a vigil of 'hope' for the missing mum of two.
Officers have information about what Bulley did on the morning of the 27th Ms Bulley, 45, went missing on January 27 after dropping her two children – aged six and nine – off at school and taking their spaniel for a walk.
She was last seen wearing a black coat, black jeans and ankle-length green wellies, with her hair tied up in a ponytail.Lancashire Police have said their current working hypothesis is that Ms Bulley fell into the river. But Ms Gibbons said the lack of clarity about the 45-year-old’s disappearance was inflicting a huge toll on her loved ones.
‘The family are on the worst rollercoaster of their lives, they are still holding on to hope, that there’s a chance we will get Nikki home safe,’ she said. ‘They have the same thinking that nothing is making sense. They are just desperate for some evidence that will pinpoint exactly what has happened.’
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