'Sick' ghost hunting team defend depraved investigation into disappearance of Nicola Bulley following massive backlash
A 'sick' ghost hunting team have defended their 'depraved' investigation into the disappearance of Nicola Bulley following a massive backlash.
She even shrugged off outrage from the public by saying others 'in the field' are simply demanding answers. The group's inconsiderate post shows a birds-eye view of an abandoned house near the scene - before asking if the police 'need to go back' there. "Ghost of Britain had put a post up [about] us and their little minions came over and helped share us out. But please feel free to look through the posts we made as we have nothing to hide.
"We don't know if she's dead or alive. It's absolutely terrible. I'm sick to my stomach that they would do that. I saw it and said to [my husband] Lee 'what the hell?'. Another user said: "Yes I saw this - absolutely disgusting. They had turned comments off so couldn't put what I wanted to." A concerned viewer said: "This is so disgusting and disrespectful her poor family and friends.On Wednesday a team of specialist underwater searchers who were checking the water close to where Nicola went missing called off their operation. In an update on Thursday lunchtime, Lancashire Police said the focus of the search has now moved further downstream.
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