Sarah Everand: Shocking video of female homicide victim in London before being tortured and killed

Britain remains shocked by the case of the brutal torture and murder of young Sarah Everand by a police officer who finally confessed to the murder of a woman.

The 33-year-old woman had disappeared on the night of March 3. She had left her friend’s house on her own on foot and had crossed some of the most central and well-lit streets in south London.

The 33-year-old woman had disappeared on the night of March 3. She had left her friend’s house on her own on foot and had crossed some of the most central and well-lit streets in south London.

Her body was found a week later in a Kent area in a large bag, as broadcast by Reuters and rebroadcast by the Athenian News Agency.

On March 10, Wayne Cousins, a 48-year-old London police officer on patrol, was arrested and charged two days later with kidnapping and killing Sarah.

The gruesome moments before Everand’s torture and “arrest”

The Guardian has published shocking images from the moment the killer Cousins ​​had stopped Everand under the pretext of checking her for violating the restrictive measures for the coronavirus.

Cousins ​​stopped Everand on the street and used the pandemic laws in Britain as a ploy to “arrest” the girl and force her into his rental car before raping and strangling her to death in a sick five hours.

Earlier that night, the alleged perpetrator spent two hours driving in central and south London – wandering around to kidnap a lonely young woman – before stopping Everand.

In fact, in a second video published by the Daily Mail, the girl can be seen since her ultimate killer has “arrested” her and is handcuffed in the back of his vehicle.