UK UK - Sarah Everard, 33, London - Clapham Common area, 3 March 2021 #4 *Arrests*

[Parmalade]

Could it be that rather than assisting the offender (in a physical sense) a wife may give a false alibi by, for example, saying her husband arrived home earlier than he did etc...?

EDIT: Sorry, quoted wrong OP. Correct post quoted downthread.

Could be a whole host of reasons - she’s concerned for the future of her and family if he’s caught, she’s scared of him/subjected to abuse. Her help (to whatever degree) doesn’t necessarily mean the crime is any “lesser” in severity/malice.

 

[suzyjackson]

Yes.

Thank you @Nikynoo any clues within the rules would be much appreciated

 

[chimpface]

how do you know all this about her? link?

Can't be linked on here as they haven't been named.

 

[Sara11272]

Not sure a picture from 300 First St SE, Washington, DC 20003, United States is her

Ah is that where it is? My apologies then - random thing to share on a tweet about SE! Ignore that then - thanks

It’s not at the right time and actually seems to not be in this country

yes sorry, I posted in haste obviously - will delete so as not to derail

 

[PrimeSuspect]

Could the PO be under arrest because he's not assisting the police and they've found a connection between him and SE?

 

[Parmalade]

The only reason I could think of why a wife would assist an offender is a RTA . I could be wrong though as nothing surprises me after following cases on here.

Thinking of sarah and her loved ones, what a horrible ordeal they must be going through right now.

Could be a whole host of reasons - she’s concerned for the future of her and family if he’s caught, she’s scared of him/subjected to abuse. Her help (to whatever degree) doesn’t necessarily mean the crime is any “lesser” in severity/malice.

 

[Laus13]

If you consider the location of deal, 84 miles from central London, it would be surprising if this was a location you would commute to on a daily basis even if the suspect is based at a South London station. It’s too far for a daily commute for most people which might suggest the house is not where the suspect lives day to day

Plenty of officers don't live in London. They're all far flung and get the train in from all-over. Police officers also get a travel allowance up to a certain distance outside of London.

 

[Sarahjo]

I don't think this would be his route home though?

Slightly off topic but Deal seems like a long commute to me, 2 hours there and 2 hours back, most police do what 10 hour shifts? That’s a long day... is this a normal commuting distance if you work in London?

 

[Nikynoo]

Could it be that rather than assisting the offender (in a physical sense) a wife may give a false alibi by, for example, saying her husband arrived home earlier than he did etc...?

To be clear - she has been arrested on 'suspicion'. It does not mean that she has done anything at all. If reports are correct and it is husband and wife, then I would say that both arrests are sensible to enable the investigation to proceed quickly.

 

[suzyjackson]

and if it was his home why was he in London at that time of night during lockdown?

Maybe headed home after coming off shift?

 

[Steveparadox]

Someone - not an official source so won’t link - but found via a search of ‘Sarah Everard Missing’ has just tweeted a cctv still of someone walking past somewhere called the Capitol Hill Club - inference is that this is SE.

It’s not an image I’ve seen before - but the figure in the second CCTV still I’ve commented on above (two people walking together) looks like the same person. Which would suggest not RTA but being met/intercepted by someone.

Are you sure on that? I can't find anywhere called Capital Hill Club in South London, but I found a news article on the case which had an image of Capitol Hill Club in USA in reference to another news article on FBI case of some sort.

 

[OwlSleuther]

If you consider the location of deal, 84 miles from central London, it would be surprising if this was a location you would commute to on a daily basis even if the suspect is based at a South London station. It’s too far for a daily commute for most people which might suggest the house is not where the suspect lives day to day

People make this length of commute daily. Not
in lockdown, but usually it wouldn’t be uncommon for people to travel that far into London.

 

[prebelfan]

If you consider the location of deal, 84 miles from central London, it would be surprising if this was a location you would commute to on a daily basis even if the suspect is based at a South London station. It’s too far for a daily commute for most people which might suggest the house is not where the suspect lives day to day

50% of Met police live outside of London and news reports are suggesting that this location is his family home.

 

[Lattedimandorla]

I see Kent Online are busy scrubbing pictures of the suspect from a previous news article (years old).

what do you mean?

 

[Vera_dci]

Plenty of officers don't live in London. They're all far flung and get the train in from all-over. Police officers also get a travel allowance up to a certain distance outside of London.

Agree with this. He could be in the process of location change, on a secondment to another force. He may not want to live in the area he works. There are loads of possibilities

 

[sundaythrower]

that’s a Peugeot 107, I drive one, it only has two sets of lights, I see 3 in the picture

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[JST]

Police hope missing Sarah Everard is still alive after officer is arrested | ITV News

I guess the suspect hasn't (yet) confirmed anything (more) sinister has happened to SE, judging by the fact that the Met are hoping that SE is still alive... Keeping everything crossed.

 

[Blanche]

Can't be linked on here as they haven't been named.

so it shouldnt be posted then.

 

[PrimeSuspect]

Slightly off topic but Deal seems like a long commute to me, 2 hours there and 2 hours back, most police do what 10 hour shifts? That’s a long day... is this a normal commuting distance if you work in London?

Maybe he stays at flat closer to work when he's on duty, a cop in my street does this.

 

[pumpkinn]

The Sun https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/14294370/sarah-everard-police-search-home-wayne-couzens/