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Libby Squire latest as search for Hull student enters 14th day
Officers cutting vegetation video etc
Well they aren't doing that today I've just come from there.
Libby Squire latest as search for Hull student enters 14th day
Officers cutting vegetation video etc
They can't do a finger tip search in the brambles? Personally, I think they are looking for possessions or a weapon. If they knew what the suspect was wearing when he went out and those clothes were not found at his house when they searched - it could be something like that. That would mean they knew the size of the items they are looking for too.
I wish we had some smaller details.
-The initial taxi driver from Welly; how he explained how Libby was, coherent, mood, actions etc.
-"Distressed" sitting on the bench. In what context? People are used to seeing drunk students and others around there, most vehicles would not stop over a girl just sitting on a bench. Can falling over on the bench be described as distressed or simply drunk? There is no explanation as to exactly what is meant by her actions being "distressed"
There is no evidence of intruders or people spotted around her house to make her leave without entry. Nor do I think her leaving to find some other students or place to go to is plausible. Just because one is a student doesn't mean they know all the others and from accounts, Libby is reserved and this isn't what she would do.
I believe the most simplistic version is either she lost her keys and went to wait in a safer area on the bench or she possibly went to get some food at a takeaway as most drunk people do and it's likely after Welly her and her friends get a takeaway. Then she stumbled to the bench and felt drunk so decided to sit down for 5 minutes first.
I do not believe she would then walk into a dark area or a park, no matter how drunk. Nor would you run in there being chased as though this was some B grade horror movie in which people make really silly decisions. You would scream and keep in the main public lit areas.
The intermittent screams were a vixen fox. No would be killer chases someone and allows them to keep screaming, the risk is too high, they would turn around and leave. Nor would they be assaulting someone for 15 minutes again allowing them to make a noise for others to hear. You don't fall into icy cold water and have the ability to keep screaming. Your breathe is taken away combined with the energy expenditure lost struggling to get out.
The single scream and slam is the possible abduction. Vehicle reported at the park area is the abductors going to a dark secluded place for a sexual assault. Possible strangulation of victim, body dropped into the park and vehicle driven out as not to arise suspicion of a car being there for an extended period. Abductor than re-enters the park to dispose of the body in the river and hide items in the bushes and runs out as witnessed.
This is the reason why other areas and only the park are being searched because the vehicle does not leave the area according to cctv and evidence.
The bushes searches could be due to clothing items discarded that would have floated on the water.
Sorry for the long post!
Precisely.I was reading online about fox mating last night, it said the vixen will move around and emit screams and yips and mating lasts 15-20 minutes as will the noise - which would fit with the reports from a timing perspective
I was reading online about fox mating last night, it said the vixen will move around and emit screams and yips and mating lasts 15-20 minutes as will the noise - which would fit with the reports from a timing perspective
Vehicle reported at the park area is the abductors going to a dark secluded place for a sexual assault.
There seems to be a reporting lag of up to 24 hours depending on who is doing the reporting.Well they aren't doing that today I've just come from there.
I mean't the areas they have cleared. I think they're either waiting for forensics to come back or are still wading through CCTV and hope to find something. The park search being a distraction for media and us....I remember the Corrie case where a number of the Police verbal appeals for people seen on CCTV failed and when they did eventually release footage the people came forward/were traced very quickly.
If Police are currently stuck in any way I would have thought select release of CCTV could help them.
*Just watched the latest video report from the Hull Mail reporter and he just said that Police are making sure to tick all the boxes/cover all bases with the park search. I do think Police are biding time for results or hoping something comes up soon.*
Possibly looking for keys?I wish we had some smaller details.
-The initial taxi driver from Welly; how he explained how Libby was, coherent, mood, actions etc.
-"Distressed" sitting on the bench. In what context? People are used to seeing drunk students and others around there, most vehicles would not stop over a girl just sitting on a bench. Can falling over on the bench be described as distressed or simply drunk? There is no explanation as to exactly what is meant by her actions being "distressed"
There is no evidence of intruders or people spotted around her house to make her leave without entry. Nor do I think her leaving to find some other students or place to go to is plausible. Just because one is a student doesn't mean they know all the others and from accounts, Libby is reserved and this isn't what she would do.
I believe the most simplistic version is either she lost her keys and went to wait in a safer area on the bench or she possibly went to get some food at a takeaway as most drunk people do and it's likely after Welly her and her friends get a takeaway. Then she stumbled to the bench and felt drunk so decided to sit down for 5 minutes first.
I do not believe she would then walk into a dark area or a park, no matter how drunk. Nor would you run in there being chased as though this was some B grade horror movie in which people make really silly decisions. You would scream and keep in the main public lit areas.
The intermittent screams were a vixen fox. No would be killer chases someone and allows them to keep screaming, the risk is too high, they would turn around and leave. Nor would they be assaulting someone for 15 minutes again allowing them to make a noise for others to hear. You don't fall into icy cold water and have the ability to keep screaming. Your breathe is taken away combined with the energy expenditure lost struggling to get out.
The single scream and slam is the possible abduction. Vehicle reported at the park area is the abductors going to a dark secluded place for a sexual assault. Possible strangulation of victim, body dropped into the park and vehicle driven out as not to arise suspicion of a car being there for an extended period. Abductor than re-enters the park to dispose of the body in the river and hide items in the bushes and runs out as witnessed.
This is the reason why other areas and only the park are being searched because the vehicle does not leave the area according to cctv and evidence.
The bushes searches could be due to clothing items discarded that would have floated on the water.
Sorry for the long post!
I hear them all the time too - there is a patch of public land at the bottom of our garden inhabited by a number of foxes - and I can't understand how anybody would mistake them for human screams. They sound completely different.Some great points, Steve.
Quick question though - has there actually been a vehicle reported at the park?
And I'm not yet totally convinced about the vixen. Your theory suggests that Libby may have been taken to the park and sexually assaulted. Pretty coincidental that the screaming was heard at the same time. Would be interesting to know if the witness has been played fox screams to see if he could have confused the two. I hear them all the time (and yes, the first time I thought something awful was happening) but I wouldn't get them mixed up with human screams now.
All that said, I still can't rule out the scream/bang scenario either. The back of Libby's house has a wooden gate. Her house backs onto Heathcote. I think it's quite possible she explained to PR she was locked out and he offered to help her get in via the back of the house. Once in that back alley he saw an opportunity and grabbed her - scream / bang. And then went to the park. The timings seem slightly off (but aren't concrete) but I do wonder if both scream incidents might be valid.
I was reading online about fox mating last night, it said the vixen will move around and emit screams and yips and mating lasts 15-20 minutes as will the noise - which would fit with the reports from a timing perspective
I don't think the video was enough - at least the video we have seen.
09:51
Police officers are about to start another search at Oak Road playing fields
Our reporter at the scene says officers are preparing chainsaws ready to search the woodland areas and bracken around the area.
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Libby Squire latest as search for Hull student enters 14th day
Not if an extended sexual assault was taking place.Yeah and when you factor in they do it as this time of year, they are going to likely be in a park and their "scream" really does sound like the stereotypical blood-curdling horror scream and they will do a handful of times.
All that adds up imo. Versus someone being attacked and their attacker allowing them to scream.. stop.. scream again for a period of around 15 minutes. That makes no sense. They would have 1 or 2 long screams and then be silenced.
Some great points, Steve.
Quick question though - has there actually been a vehicle reported at the park?
And I'm not yet totally convinced about the vixen. Your theory suggests that Libby may have been taken to the park and sexually assaulted. Pretty coincidental that the screaming was heard at the same time. Would be interesting to know if the witness has been played fox screams to see if he could have confused the two. I hear them all the time (and yes, the first time I thought something awful was happening) but I wouldn't get them mixed up with human screams now.
All that said, I still can't rule out the scream/bang scenario either. The back of Libby's house has a wooden gate. Her house backs onto Heathcote. I think it's quite possible she explained to PR she was locked out and he offered to help her get in via the back of the house. Once in that back alley he saw an opportunity and grabbed her - scream / bang. And then went to the park. The timings seem slightly off (but aren't concrete) but I do wonder if both scream incidents might be valid.
I don’t know if there are different breeds of foxes that emit different sounds or what but I can honestly say that twice in my life I thought I heard a woman being attacked - once, I was right. Second time, it was a vixen.I hear them all the time too - there is a patch of public land at the bottom of our garden inhabited by a number of foxes - and I can't understand how anybody would mistake them for human screams. They sound completely different.