Officer Dibble
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Good.According to Times today, police are now looking at past unsolved cases …
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Good.According to Times today, police are now looking at past unsolved cases …
According to Times today, police are now looking at past unsolved cases …
I am still a bit confused that some reports say tape and some say film. Most reports say self adhesive carpet film - which is something like this - and yes could be used to cover car upholstery and carpets. Whereas tape suggests something to gag someone with. Annoying that the reports vary.
I'd have thought upholstery protection, on the same day as hiring the car, would seem more suspicious.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Kenley-Adh...Carpet+Protection+Film&qid=1626096129&sr=8-10
I'd be amazed if he hadn't committed previous serious crimes, to be honest. I'd doubt he's murdered before but there will likely be something in his history.
^^rsbmThe Guardian is reporting it as tape:
"That day, 28 February 2021, the Metropolitan police officer also bought a roll of self-adhesive tape, strong enough to hold carpets down."
According to Times today, police are now looking at past unsolved cases …
As for the latest description (carpet tape) -- this just means tape with a tensile strength of 25 pounds per square inch.
Also, I believe delivery was not expected until after WC's actual arrest!
I have in printIs that in an article online, or only print?
According to Times today, police are now looking at past unsolved cases …
^^rsbm
When this was first reported as "film" believed to cover the carpet, it made sense the perp could be trying to contain DNA evidence.
As for the latest description (carpet tape) -- this just means tape with a tensile strength of 25 pounds per square inch.
This and the later purchase may be totally unrelated. Also, I believe delivery was not expected until after WC's actual arrest!
But if he transferred SE to his own car, presumably he covered that with film too? And it would be hard to cover the whole inside of the car - yes the upholstery maybe, but not the windows and handles, etc.
The Guardian is reporting it as tape:
"That day, 28 February 2021, the Metropolitan police officer also bought a roll of self-adhesive tape, strong enough to hold carpets down."
This makes more sense to me - as something to bind someone with. And much as I hate to say it, I think SE may have been alive and held somewhere beyond that first night. Certainly, LE considered that possibility when they arrested WC.
"By Tuesday 9 March, detectives had enough to move on Couzens. At 7.50pm Couzens was arrested at his home address in Deal, Kent. His phone had been wiped of all data.
Because of the faint glimmer of hope that Everard might be alive, an emergency interview was authorised, without the need for a solicitor to be present."
BBM
IMO
How a white Vauxhall Astra led police to Sarah Everard’s killer
Something that keeps puzzling me - we've hard that LE suspect he transferred Sarah from the hire car to his own (presumably alive, because they don't say 'her body'). Why would they know this? What he's said? Or DNA evidence? Or CCTV evidence?
Something that keeps puzzling me - we've hard that LE suspect he transferred Sarah from the hire car to his own (presumably alive, because they don't say 'her body'). Why would they know this? What he's said? Or DNA evidence? Or CCTV evidence?
Nothing about WC showing up on the Times Online search, since 10th July. Could you screenshot it maybe?