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Flowers surround the Clapham Common bandstand memorial to murdered Sarah Everard
Relowicz had already been arrested six days after the murder, due to CCTV evidence. His defence team read out entries from Libby’s diary in court, in order to argue that she was suicidal and had drowned herself. Even though Relowicz had gone on to commit another public sex act that night, which he admitted in court. Even though Relowicz still had scratches on his face, the day he was arrested, from where Libby had tried to fight back.his penis to the female staff through a drive-by window.
The police officers contacted, as we know, did nothing. Did they know Couzens was one of their own? We can’t tell for certain and no such public suggestion has been made. Running a civilian numberplate through a database would have brought up his identity and home address, but not his occupation. Still, a knock on his door would have soon led to that information. No one bothered.has also pointed out, Couzens felt confident enough to return to the Swanley restaurant again on the 27 February.
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