Marulinka
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Yup. Spot onYou realise we're practically stalking Humberside Police now hahaha!!
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Yup. Spot onYou realise we're practically stalking Humberside Police now hahaha!!
Maybe all of us locals should head to clough road police station in our cars ready to follow any to crime scene just in case lol
I agree. The only way L cannot have left the park, yet not still be within the park, is to have been carried out via flowing water. Remember the forensics, red flags and photography on the stone boathouse steps? I think they've found some clue there which suggests L went in the water, but police need to prove it wasn't suicide by linking PR to the scene via disposed clothing or signs of a struggle or cover-up.
Croda running man could be PR leaving the park for the second time in a change of clothes (light top, dark trousers), having ditched his wet/soiled hoody and jogging shorts after tipping L's body in the river. He couldn't explain the disappearance of the Haworth CCTV hoody and shorts from his wardrobe, so that's what they are searching for in the park, along with perhaps his glasses. His defence is that he left L crying and depressed at the bench.
I'm still open to running man number 1 being PR leaving the murder scene for the first time, still in his original clothes ie not "dressed for the weather" - but the timings are very tight to fit with the witness account. He needs to leave Haworth 12.09, drive straight to park, murder L (12.15-12.30) then exit the park (12.30). Then he has 45-minutes to fetch a change of clothes from car or house, return to the park and dispose of evidence, before jogging into view at 13.13. Hm.
"Follow that van!"
Don't forget your Websleuths lanyard, deerstalker and magnifying glass.
"10:34
Police say investigation has not been made public before
Humberside Police say the warrant and ongoing investigation is not something they have spoken about publicly before."
Police searching for missing student Libby Squire are trawling through playing fields near the River Hull in a bid to find the 21-year-old.
Witnesses said that police had been at the site on Tuesday afternoon with marine officers at the scene.
Police have confirmed they were seen searching Oak Road playing fields as part of an 'ongoing investigation'.
Police search playing fields near river in hunt for missing student Libby Squire | Daily Mail Online
He has been charged with possession of a stolen phone so it is possible he has access to other phones other than his own that police dont know about
I fear that he may have attacked Libby in the park, accidently (probably) killing her, turned off his known phone in the park to give himself an alibi and used a back up phone that the police have not traced so he could travel out of Hull with her body in a different vehicle to his, the last ping traces of his known phone aren’t necessarily his last location with Libby
I am 90% certain he had a spare phone which he has probably dumped somewhere, and access to another vehicle
The park just feels like a red herring to me, I doubt she is buried there or that she was thrown in the river
This exactly where I am Brian.
I can understand him going back to the park, to check things, but not sure why he would take his wet clothing back there, which could incriminate him if found.
Just being devils advocate here . .
In order for someone to assist with another vehicle or even for him to go collect another vehicle to use that vehicle would had to have either gone to the park between say 1am and daylight.... police would likely check all vehicles caught on CCTV and cross check why they may be in the area and move on from there to investigate anyone suspicious
Its possible yes that he left the park area in his car with her but again that becomes very risky and again any movements of his vehicle could be tracked to a degree for days
Its possible but I'd be suprised if the police know this happened and have not acted on it by now
I'm starting to wonder whether the only opportunistic part was that Libby was the person he chose.Im still not on board with the accomplice/ changing cars/phones theories im afraid. All of them seem far too complex and open up more chances of him being caught, they would also require a significant degree of planning and i feel this was at least semi opportunistic, Libby was sadly the perfect victim at that moment and hugely unfortunate to have crossed paths with a serial sex offender at her most vulnerable.
I think hes a lone predator and he spent some time that night in/around the park. He entered with Libby and left without her and no one has seen her since, after that i think LE are drawing a blank and hoping that somehow she is found.
Of course non of us can be sure unless/until the police free up more info or libby is found and we see a trial of some kind play out.
He could have planned the rest in advance and just been waiting on Haworth street for the right person to show up.
I think it was concluded that they meant the bus stop on Beverley Road which is known as the Haworth Street stop, as buses on various different routes stop there.In an early msm report they had a quote from a local student and she said that all her friends use Haworth street to short cut to other places, but since Libby disappeared they're all to scared to use it.