Thank goodness, all his previous crimes and being told loud and clear for the jury to hear!!
11:30
'Libby's watch found where she had got into Relowicz's car'
Soon after Libby disappeared a member of the public found a gold digital watch on Haworth Street.
The watch - which had a damaged clasp - was recovered by police and was identified by Libby’s mother Lisa as hers.
Mr Wright said that “something had caused her to lose it at about the very point on Haworth Street that she had entered the defendant’s vehicle.”
The jury are being shown photographs of the watch.
Pawel Relowicz on trial for murder of Hull student Libby Squire
No, usually mention of earlier crimes/convictions isn't allowed. But perhaps this is different because they found the evidence for those crimes while investigating this case.Yes that is really good, was not expecting them to mention those offences.
I hope the defense doesnt use the timing as a defense. Does seem a very short amount of time, 22 minutes, from meeting, driving, rape, murder then dumping of a body..
I can think of no other reason to visit the park earlier on that evening other than he'd planned something. Especially when you combine it with the prowling around that night and the fact it was a well known student night at the Welly so a good night to find students going to and returning from there to that area. Coupled with the increase in his other offending - I think he was planning to escalate.So now we know he visited the playing fields three times that night: before he met Libby, then together when he brought her there and finally when he returned afterwards by himself again.
Any ideas what might have been his reason for visiting playing fields the first time round? I mean that time before he even crossed paths with Libby that night...just weird to me (did he plan something?)
Edited by me for grammar
I think, with the very short timing during the second visit to the playing fields - 12.11 to 12.19am - that he left Libby's body there and then went back at 2.22am to put her into the river.
That's my thinking too, Alyce.I think, with the very short timing during the second visit to the playing fields - 12.11 to 12.19am - that he left Libby's body there and then went back at 2.22am to put her into the river.
He really had set his mind on Oak Road playing fields, he'd even flown his drone over the area a couple of days prior.
Could he have raped her and not achieved ejaculation therefore becoming frustrated at himself and then killed her? And then gone to Newland Avenue to “relieve” himself using the events that had just occurred as his fantasy
Absolutely!He really had set his mind on Oak Road playing fields, he'd even flown his drone over the area a couple of days prior.
Did it say he flew it over the police whilst they were searching, prior to his arrest (6th feb) rather than the offence?