Found Deceased UK - Sarah Everard, 33, London - Clapham Common area, 3 March 2021 *Arrests* #9

[Alyce]

There is something odd about this 'exclusive'. It's not just that it hasn't made it on to the other MSM sites, it's not even on the Express's own website, which has been updated much more recently than M. Knowles's Twitter post of seven hours ago.

The Express isn't a paper I'd trust very far but if the editors thought this was true on further investigation, I think they'd have been trumpeting it on the main website. So for the moment I'd take this story with a pinch of salt.

Andy Hughes
@SkyAndyHughes
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NEW: PC Wayne Couzens, the Metropolitan Police officer charged with the murder and kidnap of Sarah Everard, was taken to hospital today for a second time within 48 hours, with head injuries sustained in custody.

 

[MoonShot]

NEW: PC Wayne Couzens, the Metropolitan Police officer charged with the murder and kidnap of Sarah Everard, was taken to hospital today for a second time within 48 hours, with head injuries sustained in custody.

https://twitter.com/skyandyhughes/status/1370496577249411079?s=21

 

[mrjitty]

Looking in BBC news at the site where SE body was found. Its a very large wooded area, 30 miles away from where WC lived. The only way they found the body in such a remote area could be from the killer himself. I am convinced he revealed the dumping spot

Possibly - but I suspect once they identified him, his own movements and history identified the general area

 

[Armchair_Defective]

Yes,

I suspect he’s far too much of a coward to end anything. He’s just craving attention and power, and this is the only way he can get it right now. JMO.

yes, I think the last bit of control is to try and delay the truth of what he did

 

[ApparentlyInDenial]

You stated that the phone went down the drain and I'm asking where you get this fact from. Can you share the evidence of this please? Looking down drains does not mean that the phone went down there. Did they find the phone?

Not that I know of, no.

 

[Jimmy Pats]

Now reported by Sky https://twitter.com/skyandyhughes/status/1370496577249411079?s=21

 

[coffeeandacig]

Thinking out loud.
IMHO, WC is a psychopath.
He's attempting to control his environment, by getting transferred to a hospital on suicide watch. The self harm attempts will also help in his defense by "reason of insanity".
If I were police in the Ukraine, I would be seeing if WC is tied to assaults, rapes and murders in their country, too.

 

[Ruthbullock]

Are you sure that's not just a report of the last occurrence? That's all I could find for Daily Express. Could you link it please?

It’s just been on BBC news live reporting.

 

[ElizaKate]

Police officer Wayne Couzens charged with murder of Sarah Everard | ITV News

Is it possible the second trip is due to the original head injury perhaps? You know concussion type symptoms etc.

 

[Moll]

Andy Hughes
@SkyAndyHughes
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NEW: PC Wayne Couzens, the Metropolitan Police officer charged with the murder and kidnap of Sarah Everard, was taken to hospital today for a second time within 48 hours, with head injuries sustained in custody.

Thanks, Alyce.

 

[Lyanna]

NEW: PC Wayne Couzens, the Metropolitan Police officer charged with the murder and kidnap of Sarah Everard, was taken to hospital today for a second time within 48 hours, with head injuries sustained in custody.
https://twitter.com/skyandyhughes/status/1370496577249411079?s=21
https://twitter.com/skyandyhughes/status/1370496577249411079?s=21

Someone needs to give him a helmet

 

[infinit]

Can I ask those that are more in the know about these things, what would be the point or rationale for charging with kidnap? Surely not all perpetrators that snatch and take the lives of victims in a similar way to how this might have happened are charged with kidnap? Is this usual? Is there a reason why it would be useful eg. longer sentence? More evidence?

Edited to correct typo

I think it might be that even if the murder charge fails, a jury might still see there being enough evidence for kidnap - So he'd atleast end up in Prison. Just my thoughts.

 

[arrogantcat]

I suspect it follows the nature of the evidence

Namely there has been a distinct kidnapping, followed by a murder later on - so the police have decided to charge both transactions

It also covers all bases - they may currently have better quality evidence to prove kidnap than murder, but be convinced of both. Charging him on both counts means that even if he wriggles out of murder, he can still face jail time for the kidnap which can be proven separately. JMO.

 

[SpursGyal]

Yes, I've seen this. But this was seven hours ago and his own newspaper's website does not appear to be running the story. I can't find it anywhere else. This is very odd and that's why I am doubtful.

It was not 7 hours ago, It was tweeted 34 mins ago.

 

[Stella123]

The media probably won't be able to report the "exclusive" incident because he's been charged.

 

[Jimmy Pats]

It’s v important the Met keep WC safe. If he dies all the conspiracy theorists will be out with their coverup stories. WC killed to spare Met embarrassment etc etc

 

[NoneSpringsToMind]

WRT to charging with kidnapping and murder, whilst it’s probably because they are pretty certain they can convict him for both and want to, I wonder if it’s also so that they can use the kidnapping evidence as support for the murder charge? Just guessing here but if they dropped the kidnapping charge would it make it harder for them to link up her last known location to the murder?

 

[kittythehare]

It is mentioned in a tweet by someone from Daily Express. Am I allowed to link as he is from mainstream media?

No problem. Link was already posted several times.
Save you a journey.. here's the merry little procession on vid
https://twitter.com/Express_Knowles/status/1370481223722733569?s=20

 

[JosieJo]

I do feel they will have very clear evidence of his crime.. they found the deposition site very quickly once they arrested him.
I'm not convinced much evidence will have been found on the street she was last seen.
It would be natural to search a street where she disappeared.
I think it may be as simple as cctv caught her entering and walking part of the street and other cctv seeing his car leave said street ..but not her on foot.
If he is committing crimes at a McDonalds he has lost all sense in relation to risk and getting caught...I imagine he left a very clear trail in relation to Sarah's murder.
Imo I do feel he is going to be a suicide risk ..if an ambulance did arrive at his house in the days before his arrest its possible this was an earlier attempt.
I can't forsee a clear trial here. I can see the possibility of lots of psychological and mental health assessment

 

[tedtink]

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After the last injury, he would have been watched 24/7 by an officer and all cells have cctv anyway. I don't understand how this could have happened.

Unless he his physically tied down it can easily happen.
It takes 2 seconds to headbutt a surface if that's what happened.
JMO