Missing Woman Sarah Everard
Discussion
Murph7355 said:
Someone she knew? Potters off or is followed down a side street, bundled into a car, offski?
The whole "in plain sight" angle...
Quite possibly, think it's around 80% of murder victims know their attacker, assuming she has been killed (very much hope to be wrong there).The whole "in plain sight" angle...
DartyBistard said:
I live next to the common and I can tell you that even at 9pm on a Wednesday it is still very busy with traffic, dog walkers, runners etc. if you look at the path the police are suggesting she took then not once was she off a main road. As has been mentioned it's also overlooked by houses and flats so never feels deserted.
What's so surprising is she could just disappear in a busy part of London. Very concerning and especially so if you're a woman, it'd certainly make me think twice about leaving the house if I wasn't a stair dominating, powerfully built director.
I go running around that area sometimes, and have been in recent weeks around that time (no it wasn't me, I log my runs on an app!!)What's so surprising is she could just disappear in a busy part of London. Very concerning and especially so if you're a woman, it'd certainly make me think twice about leaving the house if I wasn't a stair dominating, powerfully built director.
Very quiet compared to normal. Mostly roommates coming out of the flats, popping into the shops for alcohol and then back home.
Mopeds, Deliveroo and Stuart riders are the majority.
Joey Deacon said:
Call me cynical but I find it very unlikely that a policeman is going to murder a complete stranger. My gut feel is that she knew the policeman and I further suspect she was having sex with him.
Either she met him in some way through her everyday life or they met through Tinder or some sort of swinger site.
The more posts I read from you in various threads, the more they seem to be focused a lot on women cheating. Either she met him in some way through her everyday life or they met through Tinder or some sort of swinger site.
Have you thought about therapy? Might help you resolve some of whatever you’ve got going on...
smallredball said:
hyphen said:
She left her mates house at 9pm. Clapham Common is not well it, so would have been dark and pretty empty. A pretty slim blonde native english girl would surely know not walk through there?
WTF? The latest meteorite strike was sadly not enough to wipe out the remaining dinosaurs. 
Honestly, this place depresses me. Women goes missing in suspicious circumstances and within two pages she's been labelled as some sort of sexual philanderer and told she's asking for it by being attractive.
Yertis said:
hyphen said:
Stuart riders
What is this thing? Presumably an established part of metropolitan life but unknown here in the backward provinces.Or did you mean 'stunt riders'?
Edited by hyphen on Wednesday 10th March 11:00
boyse7en said:
smallredball said:
hyphen said:
She left her mates house at 9pm. Clapham Common is not well it, so would have been dark and pretty empty. A pretty slim blonde native english girl would surely know not walk through there?
WTF? The latest meteorite strike was sadly not enough to wipe out the remaining dinosaurs. Honestly, this place depresses me. Women goes missing in suspicious circumstances and within two pages she's been labelled as some sort of sexual philanderer and told she's asking for it by being attractive.
But yes, appreciate your point. Let's just leave it as a 'single female walking alone'.
Coming at this from a slightly different angle:
The arrested man lives in Kent. The area around where he lives is being searched. His partner has also been arrested.
A plausible scenario is that the young woman was hit by the arrested man driving his car. He was up in town visiting friends, knows he ought not to have been, panics, bundles the body into his car and drives off.
Her suspected route seems to be based on her sticking to main roads. Even so it has her walking down New Park Road (after she was last seen on CCTV). This is relatively narrow and one of those roads that has no kerbs and has lots of stuff painted on the road. It’s designed with a lot of Dutch traffic calming measures in mind. But when you first drive down it it’s easy to think WTF is going on here? Where’s the road? It wouldn’t be a jump to imagine a collision taking place there. It is overlooked by flats, but then so is everywhere else on her suspected walking route.
If this is close to right then the arrest was probably down to a tip off from someone who knows the arrested man.
The arrested man lives in Kent. The area around where he lives is being searched. His partner has also been arrested.
A plausible scenario is that the young woman was hit by the arrested man driving his car. He was up in town visiting friends, knows he ought not to have been, panics, bundles the body into his car and drives off.
Her suspected route seems to be based on her sticking to main roads. Even so it has her walking down New Park Road (after she was last seen on CCTV). This is relatively narrow and one of those roads that has no kerbs and has lots of stuff painted on the road. It’s designed with a lot of Dutch traffic calming measures in mind. But when you first drive down it it’s easy to think WTF is going on here? Where’s the road? It wouldn’t be a jump to imagine a collision taking place there. It is overlooked by flats, but then so is everywhere else on her suspected walking route.
If this is close to right then the arrest was probably down to a tip off from someone who knows the arrested man.
Magog said:
I really really hate this naming of suspects before they have even been charged. IF the guy is not guilty then his life is effectively over. Once convicted, fine, name shame and crucify him, but just based on an arrest? No.Hopefully Sarah will be found safe and well.
TriumphStag3.0V8 said:
I really really hate this naming of suspects before they have even been charged. IF the guy is not guilty then his life is effectively over. Once convicted, fine, name shame and crucify him, but just based on an arrest? No.
Hopefully Sarah will be found safe and well.
Beaten to it!Hopefully Sarah will be found safe and well.
TriumphStag3.0V8 said:
I really really hate this naming of suspects before they have even been charged. IF the guy is not guilty then his life is effectively over. Once convicted, fine, name shame and crucify him, but just based on an arrest? No.
Hopefully Sarah will be found safe and well.
Indeed, how are the press allowed to get away with this? It just feeds into the morbid curiosity of readers, I loathe aspects of our toxic press, the whole royal saga sums it up and I wish more people would vote with their feet and stop buying or subscribing to this trash. Hopefully Sarah will be found safe and well.
hyphen said:
LaurasOtherHalf said:
And joey deacon needs pulling up on that post.
That's a standard Joey post. He had a bad divorce and it's left him a little damaged on his views of women.He has my sympathies, but if he is suffering, he needs to seek professional help, and at the same time stop posting about women in the way that he does.
MrBarry123 said:
TriumphStag3.0V8 said:
I really really hate this naming of suspects before they have even been charged. IF the guy is not guilty then his life is effectively over. Once convicted, fine, name shame and crucify him, but just based on an arrest? No.
Hopefully Sarah will be found safe and well.
Beaten to it!Hopefully Sarah will be found safe and well.
I admit I put it a bit strongly, but I stand by my theory that Sarah knew the (now named) accused policeman. Time will tell, I am sure the whole story will come out soon.
I guess the facts so far are.
1)A 48 year old policeman has been named and charged.
2)A woman who is believed to be the 48 year old policeman's partner has also been arrested for assisting an offender.
3)Her boyfriend is 33 and not a policeman.
4)The policeman lives in Kent.
5)Police are searching woods in Kent.
6)Sarah's last sighting was not on the common but on a busy road.
The policeman and his partner could have nothing to do with this at all, but clearly the police believe they have evidence.
I guess the facts so far are.
1)A 48 year old policeman has been named and charged.
2)A woman who is believed to be the 48 year old policeman's partner has also been arrested for assisting an offender.
3)Her boyfriend is 33 and not a policeman.
4)The policeman lives in Kent.
5)Police are searching woods in Kent.
6)Sarah's last sighting was not on the common but on a busy road.
The policeman and his partner could have nothing to do with this at all, but clearly the police believe they have evidence.
g4ry13 said:
Out of interest, why has this story got so much publicity when other people go missing and it doesn't make national news? Or is it a case that the media suspect this is going to end up in bad news soon?
I would assume because the disappearance of an attractive young white woman is viewed especially sympathetically by much of the public and therefore will inevitably attract additional interest.ETA: All of which is great news for media companies as increased interest in their content means more exposure and extra advertising revenue!
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