A self-proclaimed ‘spirit medium’ with alleged psychic faculties provided key clues in the finding the body of Nicola Bulley, 45, on the River Wyre. The British woman was missing for 23 days and in the last few hours, photos of the man with police personnel in Lancashire were released, during the final stretch of the search operation.
In his social networks Jason Rothwell, 33, introduces himself as “spiritual, psychic and tarot medium”. The man acquired an unusual role following images were released in which he was seen pointing in the direction of the waters where the police were looking for the body found on February 19.
“I am very sorry to have to address this issue at this time. But due to the large number of private inquiries and threads now circulating on YouTube y TikTokI think I should make a brief statement regarding what happened,” Rothwell said in statements reproduced on Daily Mail.
“As has obviously become apparent, yes, I am myself in the images currently circulating in the media in relation to the Nicola Bulley case“, explained the ‘spirit medium’.
“Yesterday morning it was a friend and I who informed and we assisted police in recovering a body from the River Wyre“, he added.
Before the reliable confirmation that the body found in the reeds of the Wyre was that of the woman who disappeared three weeks ago, Paul Ansell, the victim’s partner, revealed that both he and the family they were “in agony” while awaiting news regarding the missing mortgage adviser.
For his part, the tarot reader and medium thanked Lancashire police for ‘open-mindedness’.
“I would also like to say a huge thank you to the Lancashire Police for their help, support and the open minded manner in which they dealt with us, obeying our call. Spiritualists or mediums are obviously not beings that the police come across every day and I am grateful for the respect they gave”, observed the mysterious ‘medium’.
In turn, the mysterious subject clarified that although the police and the victim’s family did not ask him to get involved in the case, decided to internalize and use “the ‘gift’ that we mediums possess to try to locate Nicola Bulley”.
“However, I insist once more, I cannot confirm that the body we tracked down yesterday is that of the lady in question,” he said cautiously, moments before the conference announcing the discovery of Ms Bulley’s body following three weeks. .
“My thoughts and prayers are with his family, friends and loved ones at this time and I hope if it’s Nicola they can find some peace with this. If not I would send my prayers to whoever’s family that is.” concluded the man with psychic powers.
They identified the body of Nicola Bulley
On Sunday, February 19, the Lancashire police reported the finding.
“We were called at 11:36am to receive reports of a body in the River Wyre, near Rawcliffe Road,” they told a news conference.
“An underwater search team and specialist officers later attended the scene, entered the water and unfortunately recovered a body.”
“Sadly, we can now confirm that we recovered Nicola Bulley from the River Wyre yesterday.”explained to the press the assistant police chief Peter Lawson.
The family received the sad announcement “with a lot of pain” and were “incredibly heartbroken”. Indeed, Ansell testified before Sky News: “There are no words right now, just agony. We are all together, we have to be strong.”
The police had cordoned off the area near the river where they had found Bulley’s phone number, who disappeared following taking her dog for a walk on January 27.
Criticism of Lancashire Police
The exhaustive search team received severe criticism when it was learned that the body was found 0.9 miles as the crow flies from the bank where the woman’s phone was found, or 1.1 miles following the curves of the river.
“I find it pathetic that a body was found a mile and a half from where she disappeared,” he said. The Sun John O’Connor, former Commander of the Metropolitan Police.
In tune with these questions, former Scotland Yard superintendent Nusrit Mehtab wondered: “If that body is Nicola’s, how did they miss it? Some serious questions need to be asked regarding the decision-making of the Scotland Yard police. Lancaster”.
During the investigation, the Lancashire officers insisted that there would be no evidence to indicate the involvement of third parties, so the main hypothesis remains that the woman would have fallen into the River Wyre.
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