UK UK - Sarah Everard, 33, London - Clapham Common area, 3 March 2021 #4 *Arrests*

[prebelfan]

Thinking out loud here as, much like everyone in this thread, I am deeply disturbed and confused by this. If the police officer is an ex partner of SE, where could the involvement of this woman come into it? Considering she was there at the same time in the same location, she must play a big part in this?

She has been arrested for assisting an offender, which may have taken place after the initial incident with SE. If the next day for empale she has become aware that the police officer is guilty of an offence and she has helped to conceal or obstruct the investigation.

 

[graceholl]

Totally JMO, but my strong feeling now is that the policeman is her ex (partner/husband) and the female who has been arrested on suspicion of aiding an offender is probably his mum.

This is tragic.

 

[Spiderplant]

Wooded area in Kent is currently being searched

Source?

 

[SOMETHINGWILLDO]

Was SE previously married?

 

[daisychain01]

I highly doubt the woman arrested was also present. She’s been arrested under suspicion of aiding an offender. If she was present in the location that Sarah disappeared, the report would have been “two arrested in connection with disappearance” ie equal weighting. I’m leaning more towards a partner or relative that has tried to help the PO evade detection up to whenever he was connected to the case by investigators.

Apologies, my scrambled brain interpreted this as she was there with him during the possible attack. Thanks for clarifying.

 

[Claphamcurious]

If you look at her followers on Strava, one has exactly the same running route from SE old address on Brixton Water Lane until April 2020. He then changes to a new address as does she.

 

[prebelfan]

I cannot find a single news source which states she was married, I'm not sure where the person who posted that has got it from. Incorrect info I think.

 

[LondonEloise91]

I cannot find a single news source which states she was married, I'm not sure where the person who posted that has got it from. Incorrect info I think.

same here

 

[Joolz1975]

Was SE previously married?

Nobody knows and nobody has been able to provide links to a reliable source so at this stage a Twitter rumour which people will assume is fact unfortunately.

 

[Commoner]

Source?

SKY anchor stated that police were searching wooded areas in Kent (I saw that bit of their morning news) but AFAIK that's the only report (broadcast, not printed on their website). It's not been specifically confirmed by the police, so probably falls into a category of almost certainly true, but officially unverified

 

[Jimmy Pats]

Is it really the case SE was married the Lib divorced? Strange it’s not come to light til now and you would imagine that after current boyfriend was excluded the police would have switched attention to the ex very early on.

 

[jamjim]

Source?

It was said verbally on Sky news before the conference, but hasn't been reported anywhere yet. Presuming they don't want to give away a location in Kent.

 

[Lucy6226]

That sort of information could possibly be found very easily on ancestory or similar if true.

Ancestory does not show names/details of living people, other than to the person who owns the 'tree'. Not sure about other sites but would imagine it's the same

 

[Joolz1975]

I cannot find a single news source which states she was married, I'm not sure where the person who posted that has got it from. Incorrect info I think.

This is why links to official sources are so important because otherwise it just becomes Chinese whispers and some will assume it is fact and before you know it everyone is discussing something that may not even be true.

I think the thread will end up closed today for major clean up.

 

[sundaaaay]

I highly doubt the woman arrested was also present. She’s been arrested under suspicion of aiding an offender. If she was present in the location that Sarah disappeared, the report would have been “two arrested in connection with disappearance” ie equal weighting. I’m leaning more towards a partner or relative that has tried to help the PO evade detection up to whenever he was connected to the case by investigators.

I’m not so sure, a woman being present would have made it much more likely for SE to get into a car. Something like if a woman was driving and stopped to ask for directions and then said something like I don’t you to walk home alone, I’ll drop you home. Also its likely difficult to keep someone in a back seat on the motorway kicking and screaming with only a driver so the guy could have been the one restraining her. I’m just speculating, a lot of questions remain. I just can’t think of a scenario she would willingly get in the car with an older random guy alone. Also maybe they were closer to her age and seemed really normal.

 

[Whitehall 1212]

Police searching wooded areas on outskirts of Deal in Kent.

Sarah Everard - Latest news as serving cop is arrested over missing 33-year-old

 

[Sarahjo]

Still catching up but BBC news just now covering story and MET says officer was not on duty at the time of Sarah’s disappearance

 

[Jimmy Pats]

Police searching wooded areas on outskirts of Deal in Kent.

Sarah Everard - Latest news as serving cop is arrested over missing 33-year-old

“Last night, Met Police and specialist teams began searching secluded wooded areas on the outskirts of Deal, Kent.

Specialist teams were seen combing through the area while police dogs were also brought in as part of the hunt.”

 

[Rileysmum]

Sarah Everard disappearance: Police officer arrested 'not on duty' when she went missing in Clapham

 

[prebelfan]

I’m not so sure, a woman being present would have made it much more likely for SE to get into a car. Something like if a woman was driving and stopped to ask for directions and then said something like I don’t you to walk home alone, I’ll drop you home. Also its likely difficult to keep someone in a back seat on the motorway kicking and screaming with only a driver so the guy could have been the one restraining her. I’m just speculating, a lot of questions remain. I just can’t think of a scenario she would willingly get in the car with an older random guy alone. Also maybe they were closer to her age and seemed really normal.

Yes but you don't address Parmalade's very strong point, if she was there at the time of the offence she would in the eyes of the law be just as culpable for the disappearance and would have been arrested on the same charge. Assisting an offender is all about knowingly trying to stop the arrest of a guilty person.