The anguished parents of missing mum Nicola Bulley have told how their daughter was in “good spirits” when they last spoke to her, making them fear somebody has “got her”.
As the police operation to find Nicola enters a sixth day, her parents, Ernest, 73, and Dot, 72, vowed “we will never stop looking for her”.
They told the Mirror the disappearance of the 45-year-old mum from in Inskip, Lancashire, was totally out of character, Ernest saying she had no health problems and was in good spirits enjoying her job.
He said: “Her mind was great, we picked the children up the Thursday before she went missing, as we do every Thursday. We took them home, Nicola had had a meeting with her boss in Garstang and she said can you stay a bit later because I have an important client coming in on Zoom. We said ‘no problem’ and stayed.
“She had done her work and she was very upbeat about getting her mortgage sorted.
Speaking about the search area being conducted by the River Wyre where Nicola was known to have been, Ernest said: “There was no sign of a slip or falling in so our thought was ‘has somebody got her’?
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