The bereaved family of Nicola Bulley were the subject of an emotional interview with SKY News host Sarah-Jane Mee, which left her in tears.
Nicola, 45, was last seen at St. Michael’s in Wyre, Lancashire, on Friday morning.
Nicola Bulley’s family appeared on Sky News today
Her family wept today as they described their suffering in the wake of Nicola’s disappearance.
If I’m being completely honest, it feels like I’m simply trapped in a nightmare, said Sister Louise Cunningham to Sky News.
Her family wept today as they described their suffering in the wake of Nicola’s disappearance.
Sister Louise Cunningham told Sky News: “If I’m being honest, it feels like I’m just stuck in a nightmare.
“We’re going round and round in circles trying to piece together what could have possibly happened.
“It’s like she’s just vanished into thin air. We just want her home, we need her home, her children need her home. It’s absolutely heartbreaking.”
Her family broke down today as they spoke of their agony following Nicola’s disappearance.
Sister Louise Cunningham told Sky News: “If I’m being honest, it feels like I’m just stuck in a nightmare.
“We’re going round and round in circles trying to piece together what could have possibly happened.
“It’s like she’s just vanished into thin air. We just want her home, we need her home, her children need her home. It’s absolutely heartbreaking.”
“We just want you back.”
Viewers then joined the presenter back in the studio following the tearful interview.
As Sarah continued the programme, she struggled to hold back her tears.
She said: “A very emotional interview there with Nicola Bulley’s family.”
As her voice broke, she added: “Excuse me.”
It happens after police today said they had located a woman they wanted to talk with who was visible in a CCTV footage.
A timeline of the missing mother’s last actions before she vanished was also revealed by the police.
After leaving her two kids off at school, Nicola, 45, started her walk along the towpath to the River Wyre at 8:43 in the morning.
According to the police, around seven minutes later, a dog walker who is familiar with Nicola spotted her walking Willow, a springer spaniel, around the lower field.
Before she left Nicola via the river walk, the witness claimed that their two dogs had a brief interaction.
The mother sent her employer at Exclusively Mortgages an email at 8:53 am.
At 9.01 am, she joined a Teams call and was then seen around nine.
The work call terminated at 9.30am, according to the police, but Nicola kept plugged on.
Around 9.35 am, Willow and the mobile were discovered near a bench by the river, but Nicola was nowhere to be found.
Today, police blocked off a pathway that goes to a bench where Nicola’s phone was discovered with the work call still active.
Anyone with information on her whereabouts is urged to contact 101 and reference log 473 from January 27.
