Kent claims Wayne Couzens, a perverse Met Police officer, called her just four days after he raped Sarah Everard and killed her. “it could have been me.”
Wayne Couzens, the evil killer, called an attendant for sex shortly after Sarah Everard was burned to death.
According to Police, the then-police officer made the call the day before he went with his wife and children to the woods to dispose of the remains of the 33-year old.
According to the 34-year-old escort, a married mother from Kent, Police contacted her to find out if she was. “OK” Officers discovered that Couzens, a nickname for Couzens, was being used to call themselves ‘the rapist’ by her colleagues - she had been messaging them.
According to the woman, she is still thinking, “it could have been me. “Police revealed that Miss Everard was kidnapped by the man she called.
Couzens of Deal is alleged to have started sending messages to her in February. He was planning to kidnap or rape a female.
Couzens (48), a Metropolitan Police firearms officers officer, was “hunting” For a victim. He used his warrant and handcuffs to snatch Miss Everard from a south London street using Covid lockdown rules for a false arrest.
He pleaded guilty to murder and was sentenced last month to a whole life term.
The Met Police informed the Old Bailey that a Met Police officer had contacted a female escort site user in February.
She spoke to the Daily MailShe didn’t know his identity until officers checked her after the death of Miss Everard, a marketing executive.
The woman, who requested anonymity, stated: “The Police told me that the man I had been messaging was the man who kidnapped and murdered Sarah. They wanted to see if I was OK.
“It’s scary – I keep thinking, ‘That could’ve been me.’ It’s shocking how much of a lucky escape I’ve had. ”
She said she met officers in Dover with her husband, and they told her: “The bloke you’ve been speaking to is the bloke who took Sarah.”
Four days after Miss Everard was raped, Couzens called her.
The woman’s husband knows about her work. She said that she initially missed Couzens’ call and didn’t hear back or meet him.
She stated that Police contacted her about a week following Miss Everard’s body discovery near Ashford.
Police are investigating whether Couzens may be responsible for other crimes.
Lord Justice Fulford spoke out during sentencing to support Couzens. “warped, selfish and brutal” The Police were less confident because of the offenses.
The judge said Couzens had planned for at least a month before abducting Miss Everard as she walked home from a friend’s house in Clapham.