Found Deceased UK - Sarah Everard, 33, London - Clapham Common area, 3 March 2021 *Arrests* #10
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I am new to UK criminal court procedures. Does this mean they read information out loud in open court and everyone is required by law to not print it? Why does the press get to be there if they aren’t allowed to report? How many people are in the room? It is wild to me that the press will be given the information and then expected not to have any leaks.
Yes, that's a totally different timeline to earlier MSM reports that he had been working a 6 hour shift 2pm-8pm on 3 March. Lots of discussion earlier in the thread about how long it would take to end shift at US Embassy Nine Elms, hand in weapon to armoury, de-kit, and then travel to the Clapham South area.
Which is the correct version, I wonder
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This is the @Chiatos (thanks) link to Scottish article in case anyone else ended up on his Dutch posts: Sarah Everard’s body found in builder’s bag, court told | Irvine Times
Motorbike in the back - indicating this was highly premeditated? Jmo
Motorbike in the back indicating pre meditation jmo
I wonder how long that report will remain up in the Irvine Times - its got a lot of detail....and not appearing on other news sites.
Also I think it was speculation he had just finished a shift, this would seem to confirm he was on leave at the time.
It also points JMO to a breakdown "
He was due back at work on March 8 but on March 5 he reported that he was suffering from stress.
On March 6 he emailed his supervisor to say he did not want to carry a firearm anymore."
Oh my word, so three minutes beforehand Sarah was safe and on camera of a marked car. How heartbreaking.
The thing with the hazard lights and both doors open now does sound like Sarah entered the car voluntarily or was at least on the verge of doing so and possibly forced in the last few seconds (I am NOT blaming her, many of us may well have done the same). But in that case, why were they looking for blood (or so it seemed) at the location?
The thing with the hazard lights and both doors open now does sound like Sarah entered the car voluntarily or was at least on the verge of doing so and possibly forced in the last few seconds (I am NOT blaming her, many of us may well have done the same). But in that case, why were they looking for blood (or so it seemed) at the location?
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Hi everyone, long time lurker, new poster. I've been following this case with my heart in my throat since day 1, but couldn't catch up!
It's really hit home for me as for many others because I've done the same walk as Sarah's (also to visit friends I have in Clapham South while I live near Brixton) and so I'm very familiar with the route. My friends live really close to Poynders and they have also been very impacted by all this. I'm surrounded by young single women that live alone and this has kept us (and it still keeps us) in shock. I really can't stop thinking of Sarah, her family and her friends, particularly the friend she was visiting as I can only imagine the suffering for them right now.
Quoted this post because I remember looking at CCTV of Poynders Road and seeing police lights in one of the clips. Can't remember which one, I'm really sorry, but it was posted in this forum for sure (that's how I've seen it). I remember thinking surely the police would check with that car if they had any dashcam footage but I never saw anyone mentioning it until now.
Out of that article, what really stands out for me is that on March 6th Couzens emailed his supervisor saying he didn't want to carry firearms anymore. It's just a weird thing, don't you think?
Thank you all for your insights into this case!
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Motorbike in the back of what please?
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he clearly did not go home after his shift ended or did he?
hazard lights to me indicates a likelihood of her stopping to assist, maybe lending her phone. Not necessarily to get in the car. I think she stopped to help handed her phone over for him to call roadside assistance and he quickly attacked. Jmo
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On 6th March WC reported he didn't want to carry a firearm anymore, from the Irving article. That's interesting; potentially didn't trust himself not to harm someone else l think.
Yes, the report contradicts the earlier information that he was on duty at the US embassy in Nine Elms until 8pm on 3 March.
The hire car jmo
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After reading his Tweet I really think that much of what we have be theorising and surmising although so shocking/scary/sad, given what he tweeted and therefore what other evidence they have, may be nothing in comparison to what really happened.
Suddenly emailing work to say he didn’t want to carry a gun anymore — what’s the significance?
It certainly seems like another sign of his mental deterioration in the days after the crime. Or is there a possibility he had a gun off duty and used it that night?
It certainly seems like another sign of his mental deterioration in the days after the crime. Or is there a possibility he had a gun off duty and used it that night?
The emails about stress and not wanting to carry a firearm anymore were sent on March 5&6th - after SE disappeared and presumable by which point she has been murdered. If he is guilty, could this be WC setting up a narrative of mental health issues already before being arrested?
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