Missing Woman Sarah Everard
Discussion
TheJimi said:
You'd have thought that an experienced cop, of all people, would have had at least a fighting chance of getting away with murder.
I mean, reading what evidence has been reported so far, it's almost as if he wanted to get caught for it.
I mean, reading what evidence has been reported so far, it's almost as if he wanted to get caught for it.
Psycho Warren said:
Surprising for someone who is supposedly forensically aware and tactically trained to leave so much evidence.
That's a better way of saying what I was trying to say 
Twelve officers investigated over matters relating to Sarah Everard’s murderer Wayne Couzens.
https://www.itv.com/news/2021-07-09/twelve-officer...
Regarding wiping his phone, wouldn't some billing information be there on the network?
He made a snuff video and had watched it later for his own pleasure?
https://www.itv.com/news/2021-07-09/twelve-officer...
Regarding wiping his phone, wouldn't some billing information be there on the network?
He made a snuff video and had watched it later for his own pleasure?
Gareth79 said:
mick987 said:
Gareth79 said:
The kernel of truth is that perhaps he did use prostitutes, underpaid one and was threatened by eastern europeans recently, and it came to mind when concocting a story. And what does it have to do with him doing his crime? A married police officer using trafficked prostitutes run by eastern european gangs would go perfectly with the behaviour of somebody who then goes out and murders a seemingly random person.
He claimed he was forced to kidnap her after underpaying for a prostitute, complete bullsEdited by Gareth79 on Friday 9th July 12:17
t and anybody who thinks there is a kernel of truth to that wants to have a long hard look at themselves. 
Gareth79 said:
The kernel of truth is that perhaps he did use prostitutes, underpaid one and was threatened by eastern europeans recently, and it came to mind when concocting a story. And what does it have to do with him doing his crime? A married police officer using trafficked prostitutes run by eastern european gangs would go perfectly with the behaviour of somebody who then goes out and murders a seemingly random person.
eh what?Edited by Gareth79 on Friday 9th July 12:17
I think you have either lived a really closeted life, or you have no idea how many men in this country use prostitutes either sporadically or regularly.
julian64 said:
eh what?
I think you have either lived a really closeted life, or you have no idea how many men in this country use prostitutes either sporadically or regularly.
1 in 8 from google.I think you have either lived a really closeted life, or you have no idea how many men in this country use prostitutes either sporadically or regularly.
So certainly not the "norm" for anything but a minority.
Couldnt find any decent data to see a link between using w
es and being or ending up a sexual deviant, sex offender or criminal in general. I imagine there is some link but probably not significant. Psycho Warren said:
julian64 said:
eh what?
I think you have either lived a really closeted life, or you have no idea how many men in this country use prostitutes either sporadically or regularly.
1 in 8 from google.I think you have either lived a really closeted life, or you have no idea how many men in this country use prostitutes either sporadically or regularly.
So certainly not the "norm" for anything but a minority.
Couldnt find any decent data to see a link between using w
es and being or ending up a sexual deviant, sex offender or criminal in general. I imagine there is some link but probably not significant. Who said anything about it being the norm?
but it is 1 in 8 men he is associating with having homicidal tendencies.
I suspect you and he together might be able to figure out who is wrong
TheJimi said:
You'd have thought that an experienced cop, of all people, would have had at least a fighting chance of getting away with murder.
I mean, reading what evidence has been reported so far, it's almost as if he wanted to get caught for it.
I would not be surprised at that to be honest neither would I be surprised to find out the poor girl was not the first he had assulted I mean, reading what evidence has been reported so far, it's almost as if he wanted to get caught for it.
The Spruce Goose said:
This is the issue, closing ranks. Who ever tipped him off should go to jail for life, would send a very strong message, don't cover for killer cops.
Where is it confirmed as fact that he was tipped off? Both the reports I read noted that he had wiped his phone about 40 minutes before being arrested and have given no further information or comment on that point. I rather expect it is the case that he sensed the net was closing and wiped it of his own accord, as criminals often do. Seems Couzens was accused of Indecent Exposure in 2015:
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2021/jul/09/sa...
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2021/jul/09/sa...
carinaman said:
Seems Couzens was accused of Indecent Exposure in 2015:
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2021/jul/09/sa...
This whole thing reeks of cover up. The modus operandi of perverted killer cops like him, follows the same as all perverted killers, they start with peeping, then flashing, then rape murder. https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2021/jul/09/sa...
The thing is if he had been treated like a civilian instead of the closed ranks police, this innocent murder victim would be alive today, a hard pill to swallow by some, who would always back the police whatever they do.
People with morality should always stand up for what is right and if that means breaking ranks then so be it.
The Spruce Goose said:
This whole thing reeks of cover up. The modus operandi of perverted killer cops like him, follows the same as all perverted killers, they start with peeping, then flashing, then rape murder.
The thing is if he had been treated like a civilian instead of the closed ranks police, this innocent murder victim would be alive today, a hard pill to swallow by some, who would always back the police whatever they do.
People with morality should always stand up for what is right and if that means breaking ranks then so be it.
So there were questions about his conduct but that didn't stop him joining an 'elite' diplomatic corps. and still getting access to guns and ammunition?The thing is if he had been treated like a civilian instead of the closed ranks police, this innocent murder victim would be alive today, a hard pill to swallow by some, who would always back the police whatever they do.
People with morality should always stand up for what is right and if that means breaking ranks then so be it.
It doesn't really make sense does it?
Vasco said:
Unless I've missed something has there been any suggestion as to *why* she would have got in the car?
I was thinking that - she was a young fit girl so not the easiest to attack. I think he must have got her into his car using his police badge. Perhaps he had on a police vest as well etc in order to convince her. After that he had her.Has this been discussed? Known?
carinaman said:
So there were questions about his conduct but that didn't stop him joining an 'elite' diplomatic corps. and still getting access to guns and ammunition?
It doesn't really make sense does it?
No what worries me is the victim and this could happen again, nothing really changes.It doesn't really make sense does it?
CoolHands said:
Vasco said:
Unless I've missed something has there been any suggestion as to *why* she would have got in the car?
I was thinking that - she was a young fit girl so not the easiest to attack. I think he must have got her into his car using his police badge. Perhaps he had on a police vest as well etc in order to convince her. After that he had her.Has this been discussed? Known?
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