TheTruthWillOut
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IIRC the fake taxi description was a silver estate car with roof bars/Spoiler?
Very good question, and I really really wonder too why it was released. There is definitelly some reason behind it...
UK police is notorious for not releasing much to media or public in many of the cases. Libby's case is already high profile, so, it was not released for publicity or public satisfaction. This video is part of the evidence... reason must be something else in my humble opinion...
If you all notice full length video is around 7 min long. BUT what we see or was released to us is around 1 min and half of it only. All the rest (5 and half min) is cut out. And not cut out in one place but in different and multiple places from that video. Then some bits of video are slowed down and some made faster.
Who's job was to do all that editing? What is the point? What is the reason to release this version to public?
Small note - guy sits down around 2.20 and gets up around 5.20 but time he sits is edited,cut from video too so it appears short time. So he sat there for around 3 min, clearly waiting for someone. Only when he sees someone is approaching, he gets up looking that way, goes around the car and open the car doors.
Whoever came to his car came unaided. Lift was probably agreed few min prior to start of this video and he was waiting for her.
Maybe not a "relationship" but he's only 24, he might go drinking at Welly sometimes too, he may simply just recognise her from seeing her out drinking.I'll eat my hat if she was in a relationship with him. If they did know each other it'd make zero sense for him to walk past her then go back to the car and wait for a bit. If that was someone you knew, in distress, you'd stay with them.
I can't see him being a romantic option at all given the uni life she had and her demographic.
IF he was coming form work he'd be driving southwards down Bev Rd, so he'd have seen her on the bench on the opposite side of the road. If he'd had to stop for the traffic lights he had a good view of Libby and GreyBeard (approx 11:45), possibly even saw GB leaving her and decided to take a closer look himself. He'd have taken the next right onto Cottingham Rd then right again onto Haworth St before turning the car around and parking up.
He was there 20 minutes from approx 11:49 to 12:09. Plenty of time to go and talk to Libby / have a smoke / decide what he should do.
I have a terrible feeling they're going to release him this weekend and be back to square one.
I wonder if it's possible Libby was seeing this guy.
This is very possible as I think he likely goes to the gym down Clough Road and that gym is popular with students as it’s cheap, we know Libby liked keeping fit as her parents mentioned itHas anyone considered that Pawel and Libby already knew each other?
I think he's admitted he picked her up, confirmed the CCTV footage is of him and of Libby getting in his car, and he's probably saying (per his sisters story) that she made a pass, he pushed her away and she got out of the car and ran off.
Without a body or any evidence that it was him in the park and her screaming, I don't know what the police can do. Obviously they know a load more than we do but I'm on tenterhooks today.
Off topic but I'm trying to do the 52 book challenge this year and have done zero book reading this week. Do you think Websleuths cases should count?
The hungry caterpillar?I don't think so Cags .... a few short story books will make you catch up
The car is facing away from the bollards which are literally a few metres away. Meaning he was definitely not coming from that direction, he would have had to access from Cottingham road, drive all the way around to the bollards and turn around in what is a very narrow street, then park up. This action is deliberate.
He has seen her on the bench, driven down a road and into a dead end street which would take approx 5 mins from where he would have seen Libby on the bench, deliberately parked away from the main road to be out of sight. Those residents that night must have seen or heard something, the clues to the who or what is put/gets into the car lies with them. That time of night in a narrow terraced house street, this would have been noticed.