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Sarah Everard’s father, Jeremy, asked for this photo of his daughter to be shown on screens in court at the Old Bailey today as he read a victim impact statement.
(Photo - family handout)
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Jeremy Everard said to Couzens who was listening in the dock:
“No punishment that you receive will ever compare to the pain and torture that you have inflicted on us.”
Jeremy Everard asked Wayne Couzens, the man who kidnapped, raped and murdered his daughter, to look at him as he read his statement during the sentencing hearing.
He said “Sarah was handcuffed and unable to defend herself. This preys on my mind all the time”
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Windsor Castle this evening, where the Queen has been reunited with her husband.
The Duke of Edinburgh was discharged from hospital earlier today after a month-long stay for treatment.
Earlier, Sarah Everard’s mother, Susan, spoke quietly as she talked about the “brutality and terror” of her daughter’s last hours “alone with someone intent on doing her harm”.
“The thought of it is unbearable”, Mrs Everard said. “I am haunted by the horror of it”
Looking directly at Couzens, Sarah Everard’s father said: “I can never forgive you for what you have done, for taking Sarah away from us”
He added: “All my family want is Sarah back with us.”
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Mrs Everard told the court:
“I wonder when she realised she was in mortal danger; I wonder what her murderer said to her. When he strangled her, for how long was she conscious, knowing she would die. It is torture to think of it”
Sarah’s mother told the court in the morning she wakes up to the awful reality that her daughter is gone.
In the evenings, at the time her daughter was abducted, Mrs Everard said she lets out a silent scream: Dont get in the car, Sarah. Don’t believe him. Run.
Mrs Everard ended her victim personal statement telling the court about a dream she says she had that Sarah appeared at home.
“In my dream I held her and could feel her physically. Jeremy was there, we were comforting her, saying “it’s alright Sarah, it’s alright”
Mrs Everard said she was “repulsed” by the thought of Wayne Couzens and what he did to her daughter.
“I am outraged that he masqueraded as a policeman in order to get what he wanted”
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Sarah’s parents, Susan and Jeremy Everard, faced their daughter’s murderer at the Old Bailey yesterday and told him of their torment, rage and how they are haunted by what he did to her.
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Today, prosecutor Tom Little QC said that whilst it was impossible to summarise what Couzens did to Ms Everard in just five words, if it had to be done then it would be more appropriate to do so as “deception, kidnap, rape, strangulation, fire.”