Sad but true.

Madeleine McCann

You are right

@Js S they found him via circumstantial evidence not actual physical evidence. This kind of evidence is based upon relations, witnesses, the cameras are the circumstantial evidence that placed him at the scene of her abduction.

Defo way to much of a evil presence and we will never know cause the bill will do everything to cover it up, how did they know it was him so quick he must of been binder there radar

I know. I didn't know her but to hear this happened is extremely upsetting and heartbreaking. How someone could do such a cruel evil thing to an innocent young woman.

Awful, 'aint it?

James Foster I think it was just purely a sick twisted desire to harm and kill and that's what he did. Taking another persons life like that and hiring a car specifically to do it is just horrific. The pure terror and helplessness Sarah must have felt realising she was being taken away and unable to defend herself with those handcuffs is just unimaginable. It's so distressing to even think about and it's broken the nation's hearts. My deepest sympathies go out to all her family and friends. The only consolation they have is that that monster is locked up for good.

@@greenkitty82 Yep. Can't even begin to comprehend what her family are going through. As they said, they're tormented. I don't even think they're in a place where they can draw any comfort from anything, but at least the sentence means they will never have to worry about him being released.

Cry more. Clown. 🙄🤡

@@saffa2326definitely should delete that comment

@@saffa2326 Wtf are you going on about

@@saffa2326 aaand somehow you've linked this to racism?? how?

@@nathanhunnisett6199 Why? Truth doesn't fit your agenda?

@@saffa2326 You said it.

@the muppet 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

Modern day serial killer

And, despite all of their different agendas and perspectives, every single expert, police spokesperson or MP who has discussed this person, all agree about one thing: the clues were all there and he would have been tossed from the police many years ago, had those clues all been in one place, like his record. So, the only question that remains for us (for those of us who want to prevent other such cases, and uncover any others that may yet be out there?) is what are we going to do about this? Surely it’s vetting and reviewing procedures that need to change? I would call for single standard of vetting that covers all vocational professions where public trust is an issue? Covering the medical, caring professions, armed services and police services. A benchmark standard that is comprehensive, easy to understand because it’s built on common sense and basic moral principles, and that applies equally to all? Does that seem like a big ask? Because people love acronyms so much, call it Trust and Universal Standards (STU) or something? All professionals have to get their STU Card, before going into policing, nursing, the army, etc? With a points system that could apply, like those on driver’s licences? Too many points and you can no longer serve in trusted professions? But with some categories able to expire over a period of years, so you can reapply and be vetted again, but with other categories staying on your card permanently? Of course MP’s and senior civil servants wouldn’t be keen on having it apply to them, but they might get on board if it didn’t? ✌️

Where did you find out about the relationship with the 14-year-old?

The death sentence should really be in place for something like this... Did you hear about him smashing his head in his cell or whatever and he got medical treatment for it?? Like wtf. Let him bleed, no one cares.

@@martyspandex kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ZrCRoc5zz7TPhac.html

@@kazniaz Criminals have more rights than victims and victims families at times

@@thinkislamcheckmychannel Cheers

Exactly what I thought and thought of my two daughters too when they are out and this could happen to anyone. So close to home my god

She was beautiful he was a monster looks wise and his black soul ... He will get his kharma

Totally agree he's a monster

Its so sad to see her alive And to think a Police Officer had rape her and killed her. This Wayne Couzen had been reported a few times. But like as always the Police turn a blind eye to it because it a Police Officer. Sarah life could have been saved if only this Police look into Wayne Couzen mate

It is just so unjust how this can happen....

She will God willing

I would call for single standard of vetting that covers all vocational professions where public trust is an issue? Covering the medical, caring professions, armed services and police services. A benchmark standard that is comprehensive, easy to understand because it’s built on common sense and basic moral principles, and that applies equally to all? Does that seem like a big ask? Because people love acronyms so much, call it Trust and Universal Standards (STU) or something? All professionals have to get their STU Card, before going into policing, nursing, the army, etc? With a points system that could apply, like those on driver’s licences? Too many points and you can no longer serve in trusted professions? But with some categories able to expire over a period of years, so you can reapply and be vetted again, but with other categories staying on your card permanently? Of course MP’s and senior civil servants wouldn’t be keen on having it apply to them, but they might get on board if it didn’t?

@@thinkislamcheckmychannel : Deus Vult. ✌️ Of course He does.

@@ashroskell There is already the DBS system.

@@ashroskell Deus Vult = As God Wills A phrase humans use too little these days. Its a pity that this was the slogan from the crusades where many atrocities were carried out though.

You want criminals to commit more crimes whilst in custody?! Go ewe?!

@@IRISHSALTMINER61 Realistically he'll be raped probably numerous times an probably have his arse kicked.. yea most criminals in prison don't take rapists murderers too lightly anyway.. especially the ones who will never get out or doing long bids in prison. Just the facts.

@@IRISHSALTMINER61 they meant having prisoners kick the crap out of him

hope he drops the soap

Well Said, you cant imagine what the poor lass endured at the hands of that Souless, piece of shite, I Sincerly hope he is tormented mentally and physically attacked every second he draws breath....R.I.P. SARAH...

I agree it's an incredibly upsetting image. He completely abused his authority to cruelly ensnare her and because she was taken off guard and he was so convincing with his Covid lockdown talk she immediately believed him and complied. He was looking to do it to any lone female walking in the street that evening and so it could have been any one of us. It's just horrific. Just seeing the camera footage of Sarah walking along the street like anyone else completely unaware of the horror and suffering that was to await her is chilling. May God rest her soul.

And she had drunk as well so he probably used that to take adavatage aswell

Just a moment. He wasn't in uniform so how did she know he was a Policeman? Just because he said he was?. Okay I'm a nun

@the muppet you live up to your name

@@butterfly-bw6cx warrant card

My guess it was fear. He wanted to make sure everything was burned and no remains left, thats why he transported the body multiple times from location to location.

@@nonamegirlnonamegirl3818 there’s a difference between “tarnishing all men with the same brush” and men, policemen who have authority and power, who knew a r*pist was amongst their ranks and yet didn’t call him out. They absolutely should be sacked.

@Daniel Doyle Are you a police officer by any chance? Insulting a complete stranger on the internet and telling them they what they can and can't say. My opinion and I'm entitled to it just as you are!

@@nonamegirlnonamegirl3818 I'm not blaming all men and tarnishing them lol. Where did I write that? I said the creature's colleagues right? So how do you know they were all men? Some could have been women. As a woman maybe you should have a bit of compassion for Sarah and her family and not make it all about you scoring points with strangers on the internet

I couldn’t agree more, my friend. I would call for single standard of vetting that covers all vocational professions where public trust is an issue? Covering the medical, caring professions, armed services and police services. A benchmark standard that is comprehensive, easy to understand because it’s built on common sense and basic moral principles, and that applies equally to all? Does that seem like a big ask? Because people love acronyms so much, call it Trusted and Universal Standard (STU) or something? All professionals have to get their STU Card, before going into policing, nursing, the army, etc? With a points system that could apply, like those on driver’s licences? Too many points and you can no longer serve in trusted professions? But with some categories able to expire over a period of years, so you can reapply and be vetted again, but most importantly, with other categories staying on your card permanently? Of course MP’s and senior civil servants wouldn’t be keen on having it apply to them, but they might get on board if it didn’t?

@@nonamegirlnonamegirl3818 : You’re missing the point, surely? Some professions should be held to a far higher standard of accountability, but we keep backsliding and judges keep giving crooked cops lower sentences than the average citizen, usually based on the testimony of their, “friends,” in the force who don’t want anything reflecting badly on them, or the guilty party leaking about their crimes, and their (on paper) inevitably, “stellar,” record. It’s time that ended, wouldn’t you say? It’s NOT like they called him, “Freddy Fingers,” or something!? “The Rapist”??? Come ohhhn!? Every single person who’s given an interview, from MP’s to senior police officers, from psychologists to jurists, have ALL said the same thing: the clues were there, but they weren’t all in one place, where they NEEDED to be: on his FILE. The system needs root and branch reform. This has nothing to do with the politics of labels, but much more to do with common sense being set aside for a lacks, toxic culture in the police force!

Omg, he had a flashing complaint!!? Holy s** it just gets worse 😣

@@rorz999 do they take handcuffs of you when you get suspended?

@@gebys4559 they take the handcuffs off you when your shift is over so he must have sneaked them out

disgusting, I guess the police have no time, oh wait I got stopped the other month for no apparent reason, they took my name, photo and wasted 20 minutes of mine and nothing happened at the end of it as they had nothing on me. My only regret was not taking down their names and ID as I wanted to complain. Then again, they could have easily planted something on me and have me nicked. Yep I don't trust the police because of people like this guy.

@Phuck KZfaq correct he brought something from Amazon I read it yesterday

Calling him a dog is an insult to dogs. That creature is something darker straight out of hell

He's a monster

They

@@roserose-gt4if I mean, he's a man, guilty of committing a crime that individuals commit on a daily basis. Not out of hell, just a predator. He is no psychopath nor sociopath, just a man who rejects the idea that women arent objects. If you want a monster out of hell, look at Hitler or General Mao. Look up Unit 731 and Shiro ishii. These men are creatures straight from hell.

Sorry why is he a dog? Dogs are the most loving and loyal species on earth. It’s a disgrace you’d compare this monster to a dog 😡😡😡

Why?!

Yeah I agree. I'm not saying his kids should like him after what he's done, but I can't even imagine finding out the person you loved as your dad, is a rapist and murderer. That must be a different, strange type of grieving process. Especially as they get older, must be horrific

@@Molly-nd7xc His motive was a sexual predatorism if that is a correct enough description. I read somewhere that he was known from his colleagues as the violent porn addict and a flasher! He has a wife and 2 kids, but was known to buy prostitutes and had online dating profile, where he indicated he was single. Also he was called a nickname "R*PIST" at work. Shoulda never been working anywhere close to the Police or MET!

@@jd2770 Grow up

She could have defended herself before she was handcuffed.

@@therightarmofthefreeworld4703 Uh, why would she when she thought it was a genuine arrest? Twat.

@@jd2770 Physco

@@therightarmofthefreeworld4703 How ? He was bigger than her and built like a shithouse. Maybe if she had pepper spray. But that's never going to happen

Hello Carl, I'm a big fan of formula 1 like yourself. Nice to see a fellow sim racer in the comments and hope you have a great rest of your day. :)

@@cf23rhys hahah legend mate love that!

@@FormulaProg My pleasure Carl. "We race as one".

How are they supposed to show that footage if they have been kidnapped?

@@dylann9719 good point but there’s a few things you can do, demand the office turns on his camera to record the conversation as well, make sure your phone uploads photos and videos directly to the cloud instead of local storage (eg Google photos or iCloud photos) that way if they dispose of your phone at least the footage can’t be erased. Obviously most women wouldn’t be able to stop a man killing them but they’re less likely to try and take advantage of their police powers if they know YOU know the law.

Didn't you know that people get murdered? Genuine question

Where have you been living? In Utopia? You did not know that people get killed?

@@mrman-yj3bn IKR? Wait until they realize this world also has paedos, thieves and racists. They need a reality check.

@@mediacenterman8583 we all know people get murdered which is exactly why it is scary to think of our children growing up amongst this danger.....

@@gjay7382 don’t have kids. Simple.

She made a huge mistake by selfishly going out during lockdown

@@lem7881 What is wrong with you? She was murdered and now you are calling her selfish?

I feel safer knowing police can interfene at any moment whether on shift or not. You'd feel the same if you were being mugged.

The attest to protect and serve on duty or not. They can be a witness to a crime at any time. However I do think in this day and age it can be done without a badge off duty.

They do have power when they are off shift. The law states that as soon as they exercise any police power they are classed as being on-shift regardless of their agreed working hours. Stupid comment to be honest.

A police officer is 24 hours.. Been many stories of off duty officers helping people when not officially at work.. For me i hope it stays that way.

Don’t know why anybody is trying to defend power hungry insecure police officers in my comments, won’t get any agreements from me, ACAB.

probably killed a few sex workers and others that wouldn't really be missed. The only reason he was caught is he got too brazen and killed the type of person whose disappearance the police take seriously.

Why do you say that? What evidence do you base that on? I’m not trying to shut you down, I’ve just seen this do the rounds a lot but no evidence to support it. At the end of the day, he was caught within a week which doesn’t demonstrate competence and there have been no cases linked to him since the investigation started.

Sociopaths don’t (can’t) feel remorse. But, he will live with regret, pain and suffering for the rest of his days. He is selfish enough to commit suicide, but if he isn’t allowed to do that, his days will be tormented, from here to the grave. It will be purely selfish pain, but pain nevertheless. And it will be quite terrible for him.

@@ashroskell Stop watching Criminal Minds/Quantico. Your armchair pseudo bollocks has no foundation/basis.

Nothin is going to happen for him in prison. It's probably a group of same minded people like him, other Police/pedophiles/rapists to joke around with. Also he gets 3 meals per day, a shower, some ps5 time, 1 hour outside and no more 29k debt to re-pay. Also probably he gets reduced jail time in the end. Easy life for Wayne.

His motive was a sexual predatorism if that is a correct enough description. I read somewhere that he was known from his colleagues as the violent porn addict and a flasher! He has a wife and 2 kids, but was known to buy prostitutes and had online dating profile, where he indicated he was single. Also he was called a nickname "R*PIST" at work. Shoulda never been working anywhere close to the Police or MET!

Why would you want that? What earthly good would that do?

@@nicolab2075 justice

@@nicolab2075 make his life more miserable as it should be

@@nicolab2075 he better drop the soap

@@nicolab2075 are you defending this man?

@the muppet its true, monsters have rights now. Due to mistakes happening, but there's 100% no doubt here. He is a seasoned serial killer.

Not really he hired the car in his own name and gave all his details. Arrested himself really.

Not really . Had this been 20 or 30 years latter they would have covered it up and she would never have seen justice. The CPS may be due some credit but I won't praise them too much

You would hope someone does the deed and he gets the same outcome as Richard Huckle

@@SikaFosaGond Why?!

@@IRISHSALTMINER61 an eye for an eye

Agree

Ye no plan at all should have buy everything weeks before with cash and the most popular items as well. Could use some disguise with some wig and contacles. Thankfully they found this disgusting man. He is gonna have a new hole in pen

@@bigweebtv6039 no attempt to not get caught imo

Police aren't known for their brains . A bit like the miltary . They often don't attract the brightest.

@@rorz999 tbf, considering it was his job, you'd think he'd have a bit more knowledge of how to cover his tracks.

@@hannahdyson7129 And what genius work do you do, paint nails, cut hair, or splay your legs for cash?!

It's not men and it's not human. It's demonic.

He most certainly will In this life but certainly in the next

Cold killer will always find the way either be on his his own or with someone.

Wayne Couzens worked on COVID-19 patrols and enforcing coronavirus regulations during the lockdown in January, he tricked his victim under the guise of a fake arrest with his Metropolitan Police-issue warrant card for breaching coronavirus guidelines.

@@Izotopas Dirty Clint Eastwood style

Death sentence doesn’t exist in the UK unfortunately

At least there's some comfort knowing that he will always be in fear in prison being a raping, murdering copper.

Death sentance isnt in the UK. Also he will be in solitery confiment with no sunlight. and he doesnt deserve death. he should be left to rot in prison thinking about his actions

It makes me even more angry thinking that in the UK, he may live in a condition much better than those live in the poor deveoping countries, and part of tax I paid maybe used for this!!!

@@mrtoad1408 Why do people like you hold prisoners in such high esteem that you want them to commit more violent crimes in prison?!

You can't 'not consent' to being arrested.

@@mikewilton4872 Exactly . But that's what the police commissioner said / claimed 🙄 I think its fair to say it'd no wonder the police force is in the state its in with people like that in charge

I don't believe the victim is to blame obviously. But I do think every English Citizen has a duty to educate themselves regarding the law of the land (Common Law etc).

@Jay Bee I would not want it to happen to his wife . Any woman , man or child .

She was seen with her mask inside the car. Also with handcuffs. No chance to move or scream. She was done after she sat in that car. Sad.

@Jay Bee I see your point. But I disagree that she was breaking the law. Many cov fines were thrown out of court for being unlawful. It is the law of the land that people have freedom of movement. It is also a basic human right.

when you see cases like this, it shows what a dark world we live in. poor sarah. i wish i could have saved her. we all do.

That's not justice 😕

Isolated no doubt

Nothin is going to happen for him in prison. It's probably a group of same minded people like him, other Police/pedophiles/rapists to joke around with. Also he gets 3 meals per day, a shower, some ps5 time, 1 hour outside and no more 29k debt to re-pay. Also probably he gets reduced jail time in the end. Easy life for Wayne.

not just cctv. every time you pay by card at shop it gets localized through ip address or terminal code

Proves he was thick and uneducated.!

And your mobile phone is essentially a tracker

1500 people murdered a year in a country of 70,000,000 […] you’ll be fine…. Stand more chance of being run over, so you be careful out there now?! Fuq?!

@@IRISHSALTMINER61 you're probably a guy so you have no idea how scary these things are unless you're a women

The justice system does revolve around one case, he deserves to be killed but there will be many who will killed who dont deserve it, like Sarah. Justice doesnt exist, best you can hope for is this

The gallows would be a cheaper option. An even cheaper option still, would be if the public no longer paid into the met police which is a corporation. The police are not public servants; they are crown servants. So technically, there is no one serving and protecting the public. In some cases and in some courts you may still find justice if they follow Common Law etc.

What makes you think the community 'trusted' the police?? Where were you in 2011?????

@the muppet Exactly. We have had riots vs the police for years.

Bad advice, now they know where you live

Modern day serial killer. I think they saw the rented car plates on one of the CCTV's and then started diggin'.

@Jay Bee That is pure Bullshit!

I agree with majority of what you said, especially in regard to educating ourselves regarding common law...however, police are not public servants (as tax payers often assume). They are crown servants. Met police and the crown are both private corporations (which taxpayers pay into for some unknown reason). Police serve and protect the crown. They do not serve and protect the country and it's people. Same goes for armed forces.

@@strongerasone2403 If they aren't public servants, why are we paying their wages with taxpayer's money?!

How would that help?

Right OK. What if the person is entirely innocent ? The families would chuck the compensation right back at you for murdering their relative and people who have been tortured cant be " fixed " with counselling. They are damaged for life Plus torture has a bad track record , you would confess to being a vampire or worxh or a cat to make it stop

You have more in common with Couzens?!

@@hannahdyson7129 then they can have 6 months to 1 Year of a chance to gather evidence and prove to court that they are innocent, If they avoid having a retrial that is on them and if they win thats great and if they lose is beyond their control

@@IRISHSALTMINER61 IG u need a check up , Last time i checked i have not killed a human life and dumped it near a place where i would plan to be in a vacation with my family with

From what I’ve been told and read, they figured it from a lot of what is shown in this video - the last sighting of Sarah was by the buses external camera as it passed by when Couzens falsely arrested her for “being out during lockdown”. The bus cam caught him approaching her from behind a car with hazards flashing which indicated he might be the driver. The car registration was on camera - the police of course, checked the registration and it was a rental car in his name (smart arse thought he was clever using a rental so he could avoid her DNA in his own car- he had definitely planned the murder). Police found him pretty fast after that. They were able to trace his paper trail thanks to the fact that during covid, most shops wouldn’t allow the use of cash so they could see his movements and what he purchased by following where he used his bank cards. It only strengthened the case. If he had NOT been spotted by chance on that bus footage, it’s very likely he may have gotten away with this.

Also they checked his phone and his previous locations, which one of them they found Sarahs body in Hoads Woods, Kent. She was burned in the old fridge and then put in the bag. Left in the pond afterwards. He owned some lands there, that's why he was visiting it with his family.

i agree. 80 mile drive would take about 1 hour, and to think what sarah must have been going through as she realised her fate. RIP, SARAH.

Life imprisonment is much harder than death sentence! He will suffer much longer like that and is better

She selfishly flouted lockdown rules, she didn’t care about the risk to other people so I don’t really have any sympathy

You get fed better in prison than you do in some hospitals nowadays

Also will meet other police/pedophiles/rapists to joke around with, TV with like 20 channels, 1 hour outside and no more 29k debt to re-pay. UK justice system.

The gallows would cost the taxpayer nothing!

they would have seen him driving around the area scoping females out. they would have picked up his trail in the hire car then caught him that way.

@@leedummett4412 The police are totally inept in this country, I'm not convinced of that.

And what would you exactly do tough guy?

Also, wouldn’t that then make you as bad as he?! Have a brain will ya?!

@glyn hodges This is a post about a woman...