My deepest sympathies to her family and friends. She deserves Justice

And yes these are the kind of people they are recruiting to be police officers 🤷🏻‍♀️

How many men get killed by police each year🤔

An absolute monster.

Sarah I miss u everyday I am heartbroken 💔 every minute every day 😢😓😥

@andrefarnham4435

3 күн бұрын

You liar.

He does that interview on the couch like there just going to say “oh that’s fine Wayne I will take the cuffs off now bye Wayne”.

Rest In Peace Sara. And may your family find comfort in each other and eternal love for you. 🕊🕯🌹🙏🏽

Rip sarah never forgotten

This thing about CCTV is important. its only kept for a very short time, like a day or two on buses. Wayne Couzens must have counted on this: he probably thought that when someone rang the police to report Sarah missing, they would be told that a person has to be missing for a certain number of days before a "missing person" report can be filed. By the time that period of days was up, the CCTV would have been lost. I think he was counting on that happening. No other way would he have been so brazen. Thank God the police officer who took the call from Sarah's boyfriend was a woman. Imagine if it had been a misogynistic man.

@lw3646

Ай бұрын

A bus probably only passes that spot every 10 or 15 minutes so it would have been partly luck it captures the moment he approaches her. I think the police would still use cctv and phone data to find the last point she makes it too. One line of enquiry would be then check all the cars regs on CCTV in that area at the time. They'd have traced the hire car to him, seen he lives by Dover not London, found that suspicious, probably spoken to him, found out he didn't have an alibi at the time of the murder. But proving he was the killer may have been difficult. Presumably though they would have found her DNA in the hire car, very hard to get rid of. At that point they'd have enough to charge him? Getting away with an abduction and murder in a city with so many cameras is very unlikely these days. In the countryside it's a bit different because of a lack of CCTV but there's also no crowds to blend into so every person you see is more memorable. There was one unsolved case though I saw recently where a woman in her 50s was walking her dog in a nature reserve Paxton Pits very early in the morning 29 June and was beaten by an attacker. Police basically had no leads because no witnesses and no cctv and no fingerprints or DNA. That's probably the sort of location a killer would want. Even the killer of Julia James though was caught because he was seen acting weird in the area before and after. You've just got to remember your chances of being abducted and murdered in a busy city are extremely low, these events are very rare. Being followed, harassed, maybe having your phone stolen I think are more common problems maybe in London but murder thankfully is very rate, murder by a stranger even rarer.

when does this come out??

@MsAirnation

2 күн бұрын

It aired a few months ago but can still be watched on iPlayer

To think a servicing police officer would do this is behind belief ! Sarah you beautiful girl, my heart breaks for your mom and dad to endure this dreadful disgusting murder, rest in peace Sarah you are beautiful 💕💕 xxx

3 different forces ?

Disgraceful. Anyone from Reform UK care to comment??

@andrefarnham4435

3 күн бұрын

What comment do you want?

@Teletramx

3 күн бұрын

@@andrefarnham4435 if you’re Reform UK, whatever you want on this shameful case. Reform UK always go missing without a trace with zero commentary whenever cases like this arise. Embarrassing

Her story was misunderstood

I've encountered disgusting behaviour from Kent police, there is obviously something wrong with their recruitment process, or maybe they choose the wierd ones...

The girl didn't exist, she is only CGI.

Missing the old series of planet dinasaur 😢

They caught him, on a welfare budget.