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Is Wayne Couzens a serial killer? Chilling details about Sarah Everard's alleged murderer has ‘all the hallmarks’

Wayne Couzens appeared in person before Westminster Magistrates' Court on March 13 following his arrest on March 9
UPDATED MAR 16, 2021
Wayne Couzens was remanded in custody and the case for the murder of  Sarah Everard will next be heard on March 16 (Facebook)
Wayne Couzens was remanded in custody and the case for the murder of Sarah Everard will next be heard on March 16 (Facebook)

On March 13, 2021, Sarah Everard's body was identified by her dental records after it was found in a large bag similar to ones used by builders to transport heavy loads, a court heard. The details came at the initial hearing for a Metropolitan Police officer accused of the kidnapping and murder of the 33-year-old marketing executive. Everard's body was found a week after she reportedly went missing in a woodland near Ashford, Kent, in the UK. Now the internet says that the accused officer had all the traits of a "serial killer".

Wayne Couzens appeared in person before Westminster Magistrates' Court on March 13 following his arrest on March 9. The 48-year-old was remanded in custody and the case will next be heard at the Old Bailey on March 16. 

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Wayne Couzens (Facebook)

Couzens is charged for kidnapping and killing Everard, who went missing while walking from the nearby Clapham Junction area to her home in Brixton. Everard, originally from York, had left her friend's house in Leathwaite Road around 9 pm on 3 March 2021. The last known sighting of her was captured on a doorbell camera just after 9.30 pm showing her walking alone toward Tulse Hill. As the search continued, human remains were found on March 10.

Police tape is seen at one of the search sites near a disused paintball center on Bears Lane, near Great Chart Golf and Leisure during an investigation into the disappearance of a woman, Sarah Everard, last week in South London, on March 10, 2021, in Ashford, England. (Getty Images)

Officers also searched a disused garage which was reportedly once run by the Couzens family at the top of the white cliffs overlooking Dover harbor. The garage was run by the family for 48 years until 2015, the Times newspaper reports. Police were allegedly looking at the entrance to a network of tunnels, blocked by a metal gate, and a shelter underneath the garage.

Sarah Everard (Twitter/Sarah Everard)

The DailyMail reported that Couzens was accused of flashing someone twice in McDonald's just 72 hours before Everard was kidnapped. Couzens was reported to police after allegedly exposing himself at a south London branch of a fast-food chain on February 28, 2021. A statement from police watchdog the IOPC reportedly revealed they had received "two reports of indecent exposure at the restaurant."

Sarah Everard (Sarah Everard/Twitter)

As soon as these details came to light, people started talking about it. One Twitter user said: "Wayne Couzens could be a serial killer for years which needs to be looked at now. But the facts/numbers tell a different story. Everyone is wary these days, but women statistically are not killers or violent as men. You talking wholesale culture remake." While another one said: "The fact that Wayne Couzens took the body of Sarah Everard out of London and closer to home shows he has all the hallmarks of a serial killer. Serial killers usually stash bodies close to home so they can revist the site out of some sort of macabre need to relive the murder."



 



 

One said: "I’m convinced Wayne Couzens is a serial killer....so much more to this story  #dark #SheWasJustWalkingHome." While another one wrote: "Wayne Couzens exposed himself in a takeaway (sensation seeking, sexual deviant) access to a remote location with people walking through, instant trust off people as he was a police officer (likes control, would of had to pretend to be nice) serial killer red flags 100%"



 



 

Pointing out at all the details, one tweeted: "I would be very, very suprised if Wayne Couzens isn’t a serial killer." While one angry woman tweeted: "Wayne Couzens is almost certainly serial killer and they can’t function without complete control. Don’t you dare let him kill himself."



 



 

Another one suggested: "WAYNE COUZENS COULD SERIOUSLY BE A SERIAL KILLER, LOADS OF MISSING PEOPLE IN LONDON AND HE HAS THE PLATFORM TO WORK FROM....WATCH THIS SPACE#gmtv." Directing towards further investigation, one person said, "Wayne Couzens - my money is on him being a serial killer. Wait until they find the basement. #SarahEverard"



 



 

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