Today, on the three-week anniversary of Nicola’s disappearance, her father Ernie spoke out about how difficult it has been for the family. Ernie is waiting for a breakthrough and hoping for the best. However, there has been a police backlash.
The police were ordered to explain why they released Nicola’s personal information and struggles with alcohol and menopause. The Lancashire Police confirmed that Nicola was treated as a high-risk missing person when she disappeared. The family broke their silence yesterday and issued a statement from the police, urging the public to “focus on finding her”.
Nicola’s sister Louise Cunningham marked the three-week anniversary of Nicola’s disappearance with a heartfelt plea on Facebook. She posted a photo of her, Nicola, and their mother Dot, along with the message: “Three weeks today without you home. We all miss you so much, time to come home now.” Nicola was last seen wearing a black quilted gilet jacket with a black Engelbert Strauss waist-length coat underneath and black tight-fitting jeans.
She had green walking socks, ankle-length green Next wellies, a necklace, and a pale blue Fitbit on. She has an Essex accent and links to the Thornton-Cleveleys area near Blackpool. Anyone with information about her whereabouts is urged to call 101 or ring 999 for immediate sightings, quoting log 473 of January 27th.
