Paranormal investigators slammed for livestreaming a Nicola Bulley ‘séance’ as her pals blast ‘disgusting’ conspiracies
PARANORMAL investigators have been slammed for livestreaming a séance to see if "spirits had answers" about Nicola Bulley.
A trio of self-proclaimed ghosthunters shared their so-called "investigation" into the missing mum Nicola online.
In the video, which they shared across their social media channels, a photo of Nicola can be seen, along with about two dozen creepy dolls.
The group, dubbed The Real 4S Paranormal, can be heard asking the allegedly haunted toys: "Who took this lady, spirit?"
The 'paranormal investigators' also asked the lifeless dolls to show if the 45-year-old was "still alive" by lighting up a "spirit box".
In the TikTok live they also go on to ask the mum-of-two's location, if police need to revisit the "abandoned" house, and if there were others involved in her disappearance.
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The group were quickly blasted as "depraved" after sharing the "horrifying" clip.
Many online slammed them as "absolutely disgusting", with a well-known ghosthunter chiming in, too.
Linzi Steer, who runs Project Reveal Ghosts of Britain with husband Lee, said: "It's absolutely terrible. I'm sick to my stomach that they would do that.
"I saw it and said to Lee 'what the hell?'
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"This woman who says she's a medium is sitting in a room full of doll and basically saying the dolls have information of where Nicola is."
The 53-year-old added: "It's obvious what they're doing it for, just to get views.
"They're not helping with the enquiry at all - they're not helping anyone."
Others on social media agreed, commenting: "Some will do horrific things to get viewers."
Another wrote: "This is so disgusting and disrespectful her poor family and friends."
The Real 4S Paranormal tried to defend themselves, saying they weren't "jumping on the bandwagon".
It's absolutely terrible. I'm sick to my stomach that they would do that.
Linzi Steer
They wrote on Facebook that were wanting to see "if my spirits had answers", and that they weren't "trying to be disrespectful".
It comes as Nicola's pals blasted trolls and amateur detectives for coming up with "disgusting" theories.
They said such people were making the Lancashire town locals feel "unsafe", too.
Police also warned the same people were hampering their efforts to find the missing mum.
Today marks the 13th day of the search for Nicola and police were seen scouring the sea and coastline - 20 miles away from where she vanished.
A new lead also emerged as a "tatty red van" was said to be seen parked close to where the mum went missing.
Meanwhile, dive expert Peter Faulding said there was video "proof" Nicola did not fall in the river.
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Peter claims this means Nicola did not fall in the river as police believe.
But a local river expert claims if the mum did fall in the water, cops should be searching near where a teen vanished 45 years ago.
