The police are searching for a missing UK mom

The body of a person was found in the River Wyre, Lancashire, of January 27. She is not known to be identified

The body of a person was found in the River Wyre, near where Bulley went missing. The body has yet to be formally identified, but Bulley’s family has been informed of the discovery.

“Nicola’s family have been informed of developments and our thoughts are with them at this most difficult of times. We ask that their privacy is respected.”

Bulley, who worked as a mortgage adviser, went missing on the morning of Friday, January 27. Police say she was walking her dog after dropping her two children off at school.

After the dog was found alone, the phone was found on a bench by the river and she was still in a group call. For three weeks, the search for the mother of two failed to turn up a clue.

Many accusing the force of sexism were angered by the decision to reveal personal details about Bulley. Even the government slammed the police, with Home Secretary Suella Braverman raising concerns over its handling of the case.

Lancashire Police Detective Superintendent Rebecca Smith told journalists on Wednesday that the social media frenzy had “significantly distracted” the investigation. I have never seen anything like it in my 29 years with the police.

Some of it was very upsetting to the family. Obviously, we can’t disregard anything, and we’ve reviewed everything that’s come in but of course it has distracted us significantly.”

Source: https://www.cnn.com/2023/02/19/uk/nicola-bulley-intl-gbr/index.html

Aristocrat partner and mother of a baby go missing with her partner Paul Ansell: A genuine concern for the welfare of Constance and Mark

In a previous interview with CNN, Benyon said she is a kind, loyal and thoughtful person who adores her two girls and family and friends. Paul Ansell, the partner of Bulley, described the situation to be a perpetual hell.

Police in UK have arrested a lady and her partner after they went missing with their baby in early January.

Their baby, who police believe was born possibly one to two days before disappearing without receiving medical attention, is still missing and an “urgent search operation” is underway.

The search for the couple and newborn began in early January, with police releasing several appeals and offering a £10,000 ($12,090) reward for information that would lead to their discovery.

In a renewed appeal for information last week, Detective Superintendent Lewis Basford of the Met’s East Area Command said more than 630 hours of security camera footage had been reviewed and police had received more than 350 calls from members of the public.

Basford stressed that we are not doing this and putting too much effort into finding the family so that it won’t be awkward. We have a genuine concern for the health and wellbeing of the baby, and Constance and Mark, and it our duty to ensure that they are okay.”

Marten is the daughter of aristocrat Napier Marten, a film and music producer. In an audio appeal to his daughter, published by UK news outlet The Independent last month, Napier Marten said Constance was “much, much loved, whatever the circumstances,” adding that the family was “deeply concerned” for her and her child’s welfare.

I have always done what it takes for your safe return to us even though we are estranged at the moment.

“I beseech you to find a way to turn yourself and your wee (little) one into the police as soon as possible so you and he or she can be protected. A healing process can only begin after that, which may be difficult.

Source: https://www.cnn.com/2023/02/28/uk/aristocrat-partner-arrest-missing-baby-gbr-intl-scli/index.html

The Marten-Gordon pair in the car that caught fire on a highway: a high-temperature sleeping rough or camping tent?

Police inquiries in England identified Marten and Gordon as the ones who were in the car that caught fire on a highway.

Police launched a missing persons investigation because the pair were not at the scene, and most of their belongings were destroyed in the fire.

The pair and their baby had left the highway safely, and police used sightings and security camera footage to map their movements through various UK cities and towns.

They used cash to pay for a tent, sleeping bags and pillows that made detectives fear they had been camping or sleeping rough, at a time of cold temperatures.