Found Deceased UK - Libby Squire, 21, last seen getting into a taxi outside Welly club, Hull, 31 Jan 2019

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Missing woman Libby Squire | Humberside Police

Can you help find missing Libby Squire (21) last seen getting into a taxi outside Welly club in Hull at around 11pm last night?

She is 5ft 7ins tall with shoulder length brown hair and was wearing a black long sleeved top, leather jacket and black denim skirt with lace.

If you have seen her please call 101 quoting log 29 of 01/02/19.

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Humberside Police

Woman, 21, missing after last being seen getting into taxi on night out

Huge search for missing Libby Squire continues
 
Police searching for 'grey haired man' who 'helped missing drunk student'
Police are desperately searching for a man 'with long grey hair and a beard' seen helping student Libby Squire before she vanished .
Fears are now growing for the 21-year-old who has been missing for 34 hours in treacherous conditions, with temperatures plunging to -5 on night she disappeared.

Humberside Police has drafted in more than 50 officers to comb the area in a bid to find the philosophy student as her friends plead: "please help us bring her home."
 
Police are to hold a press conference at 12:30 pm.

Timeline:

  • Libby Squire, 21, is last seen climbing into a taxi alone outside Welly in Beverley Road at around 11pm on Thursday, January 31, after being “too drunk” to get into the nightclub.
  • At around 11.45pm on Thursday, January 31, a man gets out of his car in Beverley Road, near to Beresford Avenue, and helped Libby.
  • At around 11am on Friday, February 1 Humberside Police issue a picture and a description of Libby as part of an appeal to find her.
  • There are reports of police at The Courtyard, in Inglemire Lane, which is part of university accommodation, at around 2.30pm. It is believed Libby lives in one of the 200 flats in the complex.
  • At around 5.30pm, police release a fresh appeal, asking for the man who helped Libby to come forward. He was driving a silver Citroen car, possibly a Xsara or Picasso model, and has been described as having long grey hair and a grey beard. He could also have been travelling with a passenger in the car
  • At around 7pm, there are reports of around 30 police officers combing the Beverley Road, Cottingham Road and Inglemire Lane areas of west Hull. Police are approaching residents as part of their enquiries dorr-to-door.
  • At about 8pm, the police helicopter is launched and is heard and seen flying over the search area.
  • At around 8.30pm, Humberside Police release a new statement urging all residents in the area to check their gardens, outbuildings and sheds to see if Libby has taken shelter in them.
  • At around 10pm, police thanks people for their help in the search, but urges members of the public not to go out in this weather.

Huge search for missing Libby Squire continues
 
Huge search for missing Libby Squire continues

Her friend has given permission to Hull Live to post the pictures in the hope it can raise more awareness.

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Libby Squire has been missing from Beverely Road in Hull since Thursday (Image: hullive)
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Libby Squire has been missing from Beverely Road in Hull since Thursday (Image: hullive)
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Libby Squire has been missing from Beverely Road in Hull since Thursday (Image: hullive)
 
Humberside Police

The witness who we asked to get in touch with us earlier has done and has really helped out.

Glad the witness has come forward. I worked in Hull for a while and was struck by the high number of homeless and also people with addiction problems.

The time lost in the taxi seems to be key here. I'd have thought an appeal for dashcam footage would have gone out by now.
 
Video at link.

Emergency services looking for missing Libby search frozen pond

Emergency rescue teams have been searching a frozen pond as they continue to look for missing Libby Squire.

Humberside Fire and Rescue sent teams to comb dense woodland and the large pond at Oak Road playing fields.

Three members of the search team focused efforts on breaking up sheets of ice on the frozen pond with large harpoon-like instruments at around 11am on Saturday morning.

The team also waded into thick patches of thawed mud and reeds during the extensive search of the area.

The area wasn’t cordoned off by police, but the watch sergeant said at the scene they were "helping in the search to find missing student Libby Squire".

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"She got into a taxi outside Welly on Beverley Road at 11pm. She was then seen at the junction of Haworth Street and Beverley Road at 11.45pm by a male driver who has come forward to help police with enquiries.

Hull Live understands that the last available CCTV footage of Libby was of her sitting on a bench on the corner of Haworth Street.

It is understood Libby got out of the taxi at Haworth Street and walked to the bench. At around 11.45pm, a driver got out of his car, asked if she was OK and got back into his car when she told him she was fine.

That was the last sighting of Libby."

More details released about last sighting of missing Libby Squire
 
Oak Road playing fields is the opposite direction to the student halls (The Courtyard) where it's believed Libby lives. It doesn't look like it's an area she'd be in accidentally, ie if she was drunk or disorientated and just took a wrong turn. Odd.
If she got up and went in the right direction, and tried to take a short cut she might have ended up in that drainage, slipped and hit her head or something.

What was the weather like, was that area frozen and snow covered? If she overshot her street and then tried to shortcut back...
 
If she got up and went in the right direction, and tried to take a short cut she might have ended up in that drainage, slipped and hit her head or something.

But it's on the opposite side of the main road that she should have been on (assuming she was heading home to halls), and a good 500 metres off track.
 
Anyone good at maps (@skibaboo we need you!) that could plot The Welly, the junction of Beresford/Haworth, the halls and the pond they're searching.

If you imagine she's gone upwards on a capital T shape and then should have gone left to one end of the T but the pond is right, at the opposite end.
 
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