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

[RexLuther]

Maybe she had planned to go there and turned the phone off deliberately after that call so to avoid location tracking. If the phone had gone dead mid call her BF would be trying to call her and locate her.

 

[Stumpyaura]

https://twitter.com/SkyAndyHughes/status/1369354440159985664?s=19

Forensics arrive

 

[Vera_dci]

I cant remember seeing a time for phone switch off just last ping

 

[TheTruthWillOut]

It's got to be something pretty major as it looks like they've close both roads (Poynders Road being the London south circular) and parked all over the street to do so. This aint a covert operation!

I've followed a good few cases over the years as you know Cags, but closing such a major road for a flats search is...odd. It doesn't seem like she is there now and I'm confused why the road needs to be closed off?

 

[suzyjackson]

Maybe she had planned to go there and turned the phone off deliberately after that call so to avoid location tracking. If the phone had gone dead mid call her BF would be trying to call her and locate her.

Location tracking by whom?

 

[MrsKierkegaard]

This is logistically challenging though. How to do you grab and subdue a person at the same time as turning off their phone? Perhaps by taking the phone first, making it seem like a mugging, but this suggests a certain amount of planning.

My brain has snagged from the start on the issue of the phone - it’s just too much of a coincidence that it blinked out right after her call finished and right after the last recorded sighting.

Couldn't you just throw the phone down the drain?

 

[peterf]

Sorry, it's hardly sneaking around.
None of us are beholden to friends.
I sometimes manually switch my phone off if I want peace and quiet or don't want to be contacted.
NOT saying this did or didn't happen with SE.

JMO

When I said sneaking around I just think it is unlikely that she planned a secret rendezvous at this spot. Obviously could be wrong, but in my gut I just dont feel that is what happened.

 

[mani apple]

Maybe she is still being held in the flat?

 

[arrogantcat]

A couple more tweets from Telegraph Journalist Lizzie Roberts:

“Police in forensic suits are now taking pictures of the scene”
(Photo 1)

“Quite the crowd on Poynders Road...”
(Photo 2)

https://twitter.com/lizrob92/status/1369352449199382531?s=21

 

[mrjitty]

Hate to suggest it as I don't think it's likely , another partner? She started a new job recently, does anyone she works with live there? Might be something Police looked into.

This is what I am wondering - if they have ided another social link via digital and network records.

 

[tedtink]

https://twitter.com/SkyAndyHughes/status/1369354440159985664

Forensics searching outside with torches.

 

[Nay11]

Forensics are searching outside now, BBC affairs journalist tweeted video: https://twitter.com/KateACarpenter/status/1369354348174704655?s=20

 

[Jim-Bonne-Maman]

I've followed a good few cases over the years as you know Cags, but closing such a major road for a flats search is...odd. It doesn't seem like she is there now and I'm confused why the road needs to be closed off?

Could it be to stop drivers slowing down to take a look?

 

[NottReds50]

Pure speculation territory now for turning off phone:

Arguments with BF
Had another partner and wanted to see them, phone off
Surprise visit of a friend or said other partner,

 

[gunsh0tglitt3r]

It irritates me so much when I see "Her family and friends released a plea for her return, saying: 'Sarah, we are here for whenever you are ready'"

Everything about their journalism makes my stomach turn. It suggests she may have done this before, or that they know something that she may have done, or all manner of things.

You do NOT say that to the press (unless they are stretching what was said) unless you are hinting at her going quiet on purpose.

Search for missing Sarah Everard, 33, enters sixth day as new CCTV footage shows no sign of her | Daily Mail Online

EDIT : Please mods delete this (or I can too) if i'm not allowed to be P'd off with a tabloid newspaper.

They do this for every "missing" person.

Appeal Search - Missing People

Click on any image there, and they will all say the same thing.

This isn't the press. No one will ever know what someone else is going through.

 

[Sherlockhames]

https://mobile.twitter.com/KateACarpenter/status/1369354348174704655

More forensics on the street corner (according to Kate Carpenter BBC correspondent).

 

[ElizaKate]

https://twitter.com/KateACarpenter

Video on here show forensics search the pathway outside jus before the block of flats. What could they be looking for out here. Has someone said they chucked something in the area. Are they expecting to see marks on the floor...

Loads of people would have walked over that path.

 

[mrjitty]

I think the Police would have been all over these kind of details when talking to him though and if they suspected it ended unusually would have been much more concentrated on their activities to the location the dead phone last pinged.

We've also never been told whether the phone signed off from the network - or simply never pinged the network again.

 

[CoverMeCagney]

I've followed a good few cases over the years as you know Cags, but closing such a major road for a flats search is...odd. It doesn't seem like she is there now and I'm confused why the road needs to be closed off?

I know, it's quite unusual really. There have been so many reported searches but this feels different. Great to see you by the way - but as always, shame about the circumstances

 

[arrogantcat]

Couldn't you just throw the phone down the drain?

Most phones are waterproof now - can even be used safely in the shower. Not sure if the depth of a drain would be enough to totally obscure signal though.