The Murder of Sarah Everard

Freedom wrote:I read very little about this nonsense. I am serious about the blood pressure problem - I have a monitor and check it regularly and it is often too high, even when I've been doing nothing.

It's bad enough seeing most of the population in masks, looking like extras from a trashy zombie apocalypse movie - it's becoming more difficult every day not to stand in the street screaming bullocks, or something similar!

It's interesting to note that more "normal" news - spearheaded by Harry and Moron, and followed up by the London murder, seems to be leeching back in gradually. Looks like the coronapanic is being dialled down for now.

What London murder? Sadly that's not an unusual event anywhere.

Thanks for that. My sister had mentioned something about this but not where it happened. It is most likely to be a domestic incident and not a stranger abduction.

Earlier posts transferred from the Corona Virus topic.

Like another case I can think of, this one seems be attracting far more attention than one would expect from what is sadly not a rare event. Not that child abductions by strangers are a common event, I hasten to add.

This is leading to rants from men haters about it not being safe for women to be out alone. There are numerous demos planned at the weekend but they may be scuppered by the present lunacy.

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2021/mar/12/police-told-they-cannot-waive-covid-rules-for-sarah-everard-vigils

The suspect has now been charged.

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2021/mar/12/sarah-everard-met-police-officer-wayne-couzens-charged

Let's hope that this piece of filth does the world a favour and commits suicide in prison.

https://news.sky.com/story/sarah-everard-murder-how-killer-policeman-wayne-couzens-was-caught-and-the-lengths-he-went-to-cover-up-his-crime-12419714

Freedom wrote:Let's hope that this piece of filth does the world a favour and commits suicide in prison.

https://news.sky.com/story/sarah-everard-murder-how-killer-policeman-wayne-couzens-was-caught-and-the-lengths-he-went-to-cover-up-his-crime-12419714

This is a very interesting case although of course desperately sad. I cannot help but think this terrible crime must just be the tip of the iceberg in terms of the background history of Wayne Couzens. What we have been told in the MSM is that this policeman had indecently exposed himself on several occasions and also had taken part in whatsapp messages in a group where misogynistic messages were common. There is a gigantic leap from indecent exposure and misogynistic messages to the terrible crime that Couzen's was convicted of.

It seems likely that there are other crimes that we do not know about - perhaps some unresolved rape/murder cases, for instance. Given the scandalous nature of this case, I wonder if there are things that are being hidden from MSM? In other words, if the police had done their due diligence, would Wayne Couzens have still been in the police force and therefore able to commit this terrible murder? Could it have been prevented if safeguards had been in place to remove rogue police officers?

What this crime does highlight is how this police officer was able to use the Coronavirus act to arrest this poor girl and slap handcuffs on her very early on. If he had not been a police officer, who had not been able to show a warrant card (I think it is on record that he did)  but a man approaching her suspiciously, would Sarah have succumbed so easily to the abduction? Obstructing an arrest is presumably a serious crime?

I think Sarah's 'crime' was that she had been visiting a friend at a time when the 'act' was not allowing this. So if she had just been taking a walk (say) or pretended she had just been taking a walk, then there would have been no legitimate grounds for arrest under the terms of the 'act'? I'm not saying this would have saved her - Couzens may have singled her out as his victim irrespective of what she said or did - but his status as a police officer would have bought him time and stopped her from resisting arrest. Couzens therefore abused his position of trust in the most despicable way imaginable.

It also highlights the lawful implications of what happened. There is no hard evidence that there was a pandemic. Death rates were within the norm. A virus has not been isolated. The testing was hugely inaccurate. Statistics were misleading if not downright fraudulent. Under common law, Sarah had committed no crime. An act is not law. The only person committing the crime was the police officer.

Given that there is no evidence of a pandemic, the entire coronavirus act is unlawful and anything arising from it is also unlawful including the ridiculous masks, the utterly bonkers 'social distancing', the fake 'vaccine' etc, etc.

The murder of this innocent young woman, in the most hideous of circumstances, is the tip of a giant scandal of the most monumental proportions. The response of the metropolitan police was a total disgrace which is what one would expect given their track record. The Madeleine McCann case illustrated the corruption within the police very well. These latest crimes against humanity, made possible by a complicit police force, demonstrate that the police are  not fit for purpose. They are not keeping the peace and they are not acting under their oath.

The whole system is corrupt to the core. But we knew that already.

https://learncommonlaw.today/

I certainly had noticed the horrible irony of this creature making use of the lunatic regulations about not being out except in certain circumstances to trap his victim.

To be fair though, he was a ticking time bomb and he would no doubt have killed someone, with or without a fake situation created to clamp down on basic freedoms.

I haven't yet watched this video on the case for fear of more details being given than I want to hear but this young man makes some very interesting videos.