What is the underwater technology being used in hunt for missing Nicola Bulley?

Get the free Morning Headlines email for news from our reporters across the world Sign up to our free Morning Headlines email Sign up to our free Morning Headlines email SIGN UP I would like to be emailed about offers, events and updates from The Independent. Mr Faulding is a leading confined space rescue and forensic search specialist who has worked on high-profile missing persons and “no body” murder investigations, including the cases of serial killer Peter Tobin and five-year-old April Jones who was abducted and killed in 2012. open image in gallery A private team of divers led by forensic expert Peter Faulding has been drafted in to widen the search for missing 45-year-old Nicola Bulley The team of divers, from Specialist Group International, are using sonar technology to try to locate Ms Bulley, with a friend of the missing mother hopeful that Mr Faulding’s team will be able to provide answers. “Peter’s here, working with Lancashire Police, and we just have to have everything crossed that the search continues and Nicola is not in that river”, Emma White told ITV’s Good Morning Britain. I will see a body on the bottom.” open image in gallery Doorbell footage from a friend shows Nicola Bulley loading her car outside her home on 27 January, the day she went missing Mr Faulding notes that on a straight river, the technology can scan approximately 10 miles per day. open image in gallery Specialist Group International, lead by forensic expert Peter Faulding, began aiding the search for Ms Bulley in the waterways of St Michael’s on Wyre village on Monday morning “Normally people would scream out”, Mr Faulding added.