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[News] Missing Lancashire woman
- Thread starter The Clamp
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Cotton Socks
Skint Supporter
- Feb 20, 2017
- 1,740
Do they even exist? I can't understand why anyone would got through the hassle of removing a harness, unless it was padded, the dog likes water and they don't want it wet, as they take hours to dry. If the dog liked water, he'd be on a lead by a river. I let him go in the swamp like disgusting stuff beside the river Ouse but I put him on lead near the actual river. Wouldn't faff around taking his harness off. I also have 2 tags in him, 1 on the harness and 1 on the collar in case he slipped the harness.Ok...still weird to me though...just unclip the lead so the dog can run free. Unless this harness is some one piece thingy
pb21
Well-known member
- Apr 23, 2010
- 6,338
Maybe you didn't realise it then. I think it was in poor taste, something you implicitly and glibly suggest of others, so maybe hypocritical then, if not deliberate irony, or you were actually being sincere, which seems incredibly unlikely.
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
Bit harsh, but I'll take it on board.
junior
Well-known member
I walk regularly by a river with 2 friends who have smaller dogs than mine and they both use harnesses and leads.
When we get near the water they take the harnesses off the dogs so that when the dogs go swimming in the river they don't have the risk of it catching on something under water and getting stuck/drowning.
I find it completely understandable that the harness would have been taken off the dog when running around next to a river.
When we get near the water they take the harnesses off the dogs so that when the dogs go swimming in the river they don't have the risk of it catching on something under water and getting stuck/drowning.
I find it completely understandable that the harness would have been taken off the dog when running around next to a river.
portlock seagull
Why? Why us?
- Jul 28, 2003
- 17,199
It’s such a puzzling case, your couldn’t rule Alien abduction out! Hopefully she’s safe somewhere and will end happily.
- Oct 20, 2022
- 4,887
Ok, I don’t claim to have any forensic training nor am I one of NSCs ‘budding Sherlocks’ but that was literally the first thing that crossed my mind
portlock seagull
Why? Why us?
- Jul 28, 2003
- 17,199
Yep and I caught myself thinking it too, but really, she seems to have completely vanished so…who knows?!Ok, I don’t claim to have any forensic training nor am I one of NSCs ‘budding Sherlocks’ but that was literally the first thing that crossed my mind
Head of SGI having to publicly explain he has no ‘ulterior motive’ for donating his and his company’s time for free due to a load of SM suggestions 
Cotton Socks
Skint Supporter
- Feb 20, 2017
- 1,740
I'd never actually thought of that but tbf my dog is only allowed in dew ponds or streams anyway as he likes water too much (he jumps in cow troughs
) for an intelligent dog he can be a bit dim at times! The dog showed no signs of being wet though, that's the other part that doesn't make sense.
portlock seagull
Why? Why us?
- Jul 28, 2003
- 17,199
Head of SGI having to publicly explain he has no ‘ulterior motive’ for donating his and his company’s time for free due to a load of SM suggestions
Ffs, I mean, Wtf…honestly, who, what and why?!! I can’t actually believe he’s had to do this. How genetically stupid or conspiracist must these people be?!
Makes sense now, thanks for the explanation
Pretty disgusting really……guy I know (ex police diver) does some work for them. It’s horrendous - very definition of ‘a dirty job but someone has to do it’.Ffs, I mean, Wtf…honestly, who, what and why?!! I can’t actually believe he’s had to do this. How genetically stupid or conspiracist must these people be?!
Solid at the back
Well-known member
It is a baffling case. Longer it goes on the less likely it is to be solved. Like the Claudia Lawrence case, or Andrew Gosden, how can people just vanish?
Poor kids.
Poor kids.
Sheebo
Well-known member
- Jul 13, 2003
- 29,297
It’s called Facebook and idiots.Ffs, I mean, Wtf…honestly, who, what and why?!! I can’t actually believe he’s had to do this. How genetically stupid or conspiracist must these people be?!
Crawley Dingo
Political thread tourist.
- Mar 31, 2022
- 596
The thing for me was she left her phone, have you tried separating a woman from her phone? If she fell in she would have pocketed it imo. So she has either had some kind of brainfart and just wandered of with amnesia or she's been grabbed. I think its the latter.
Well, there is the fact he's just written and published a book about himself. So publicity not exactly unwelcome right now.Ffs, I mean, Wtf…honestly, who, what and why?!! I can’t actually believe he’s had to do this. How genetically stupid or conspiracist must these people be?!
Mo Gosfield
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- Aug 11, 2010
- 6,295
There has been enough fruitless river searching now to realise that she didn't fall in the water. She would have been found well before now, bloated and floating. All points to a self-induced disappearing act or abduction.
