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Убийство Сары Эверард

((Короче. Британский коп, охранник посольств, 48 годиков,
задержал юную (33) свободно гуляющую леди.

Под предлогом нарушения ковидных штучек.
Изнасиловал и задушил.))
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Вечером 3 марта 2021 года на юге Лондона пропала 33-летняя директор по маркетингу Сара Эверард. Будучи в лондонском районе Брикстон-Хилл, она пропала без вести после того, как вышла из дома друга возле Клэпхэм-Коммон, чтобы пройти домой пешком.

9 марта Уэйн Кузенс, офицер столичной полиции из отдела парламентской и дипломатической защиты, был арестован в Диле, графство Кент, сначала по подозрению в похищении Сары Эверард, а затем по подозрению в ее убийстве. 10 марта останки Сары были обнаружены в лесу недалеко от Эшфорда, Кент. Два дня спустя Кузенс был обвинен в похищении и убийстве. 13 марта в Лондоне прошла панихида в честь Сары Эверард, вызвавшая неоднозначную реакцию полиции и четыре ареста за нарушение правил, связанных с эпидемией COVID-19[1].

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Her hair was still tied in a ponytail

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Discovery of body

On 20 August 2001, Tiernan's body was found by Mark Bisson, who was walking his two dogs in Lindley Woods, North Yorkshire, 100 yards from where another murder victim, Yvonne Fitt, had been discovered buried in 1992.[2][14] Tiernan was identified from her fingerprints on 22 August 2001, and Det. Supt. Gregg announced that the inquiry had now become a murder investigation, codenamed Operation Conifer.[15] Tiernan's body had been wrapped inside nine green plastic bin bags secured with twine, with a black bin bag secured around her head with a leather dog collar, then placed inside a floral-patterned duvet cover.[14][16]

Tiernan's Ellesse coat and black boots were not found. Plastic cable ties had been used as a ligature to strangle her and more ties had been used to bind her hands. A dark coloured scarf was also wrapped around her neck.[16][17] Her hair was still tied in a ponytail with the same band and hairclips that she had been wearing when she disappeared.[18]

The state of decomposition of Tiernan's body led some forensic experts to believe that after her death she had been kept in cold storage or a freezer up until a few weeks before the body was found, in part to avoid detection and in part as a trophy.[19] A cryobiology expert was called in to examine the microstructure of Tiernan's cardiac tissue, and concluded that the body could have been kept frozen for some time, taking into account the air temperatures for the months between her disappearance and the discovery of the body.[20][21]

Police made a public appeal for anyone who might have been in Lindley Woods recently or had information about others who regularly visited the area to come forward and contact police.[22]