Disturbing footage of Wayne Couzens whinging about HIS psychological well being

Disturbing footage reveals a self-harmed Wayne Couzens writhing round in custody whinging about his personal psychological well being after killing Sarah Everard. 

The monster cop is carrying gray custody clothes as he rocks backward and forward whereas being quizzed by detectives about his involvement within the advertising and marketing govt’s disappearance. 

A white sq. bandage is on Couzens’ brow which seems to be protecting a wound from a self-harming incident that occurred at Wandsworth police station, in London.

Having been deemed medically match to be interviewed, chilling custody footage reveals him hunched over behind a protecting display with the sleeves of his jumper rolled over his palms.

The killer cop strikes his head from one aspect to the opposite and appears away as he says ‘I’m in a darkish place’ after being requested how he’s feeling in the mean time. 

The eerie clip is proven in new BBC documentary Sarah Everard: The Search for Justice.

During the interview Couzens is proven an image of the 33-year-old he had kidnapped, raped, and murdered eight days earlier in south London.

He briefly stares on the picture and leans forwards as it’s held up towards the protecting display as a feminine detective asks him if he recognises the individual within the image. 

Couzens then shuts his eyes and rocks backward and forward and replies ‘no remark’ when requested ‘who’s that, Wayne?’.

The evil killer reveals no emotion as it’s revealed to him the image is of Sarah Everard and solutions ‘no remark’ once more as he’s requested if he used his warrant card to lure her into his employed automotive. 

He rolls his head round because the detective says to him: ‘Is that how she trusted you? Because clearly as a police officer we all know we’re ready… individuals belief us, do not they? 

‘People belief us to take care of them. People belief us to assist them. Protect and serve, that is what they are saying. We all took that oath. You included.’ 

Yesterday, former detective Nick Harvey spoke of his shock at discovering out Couzens was a colleague minutes earlier than he knocked on his door.

He stated ‘the pit of my abdomen simply fell out’ when he discovered who the chief suspect in Sarah’s disappearance was as he parked up close to his house in Kent.

He advised BBC Woman’s Hour his staff was tasked to analysis Couzens so they might find him.

But as he ‘actually turned off his engine’ to his automotive in Deal he acquired a bombshell phonecall from Detective Chief Inspector Katherine Goodwin who advised him Couzens was a serving Met police officer.

Officers arrived at Couzens’ house at 5.45pm, however didn’t knock on his door till two hours later. During this time Couzens had wiped his cell phone of all of its knowledge.

Scotland Yard has refused to inform MailOnline what officers have been doing throughout this time as it’s an ‘operational element’, whereas it’s not recognized the precise time it was unearthed Couzens was a police officer, nor when Mr Harvey joined his colleagues.

While CCTV confirmed the intercourse offender flashing his penis inside a McDonald’s in Clapham simply hours earlier than he kidnapped and murdered the advertising and marketing govt on March 3, 2021.

Mr Harvey, who left the pressure after serving for 17 years, advised BBC Radio 4’s Woman’s Hour host Emma Barnett about receiving the information that was a ‘big second in historical past’.

‘[I found out Couzens was a police officer] A few minutes earlier than we knocked on the door,’ he stated.

‘Initially I had tasked my staff with a collection of analysis to ensure we may truly find him. DCI Goodwin was conducting her personal analysis individually.

‘I arrived in Deal to temporary my staff round what we have been doing and the way we have been going to go about it and as I pulled up as no sooner as I had turned up and actually turned off the engine of my automotive did DCI Goodwin ring me and break the information to me.’

He stated he felt ‘terrible’ and ‘the pit of my abdomen simply form of fell out’, because the gravity of the scenario started to daybreak on him.

‘It was instantly and abundantly clear how a lot this was going to vary policing and what an enormous second in historical past it was going to be,’ Mr Harvey added.

‘It’s one thing that sadly… homicide is just too frequent in our society however you would see the distinction of what it was going to imply for the UK.’

Couzens ‘went gray’ when Mr Harvey recognized himself and at that time the ex-cop knew he ‘was instantly concerned’ in Sarah’s disappearance.

He then needed to maintain his feelings in test as he carried out an ‘pressing interview’ to attempt to persuade the killer to disclose the place the 33-year-old was.

Mr Harvey stated it had been ‘actually difficult’ to course of what had occurred three years in the past and since he left the pressure.

‘I’ve received a number of delight in what I’ve achieved and the work that I’ve completed I’ve all the time tried to do the perfect I may do and to know that is actively undermined by a bit of policing is terrible,’ he stated.

‘It’s a fraction sadly of what Sarah’s household have ever needed to undergo because of it. It pales into insignificance actually.’

In the documentary, Miss Goodwin revealed the police found Couzens was suspected of an indecent publicity offence days earlier in Kent, earlier than they discovered he was a serving Metropolitan Police officer.

Miss Goodwin stated they found this after Sarah and Couzens have been noticed on CCTV footage subsequent to a automotive, which led to his identification.

She stated: ‘At that point, Wayne Couzens was a reputation that meant nothing to any of us. So instantly we begin researching the identify, additionally the telephone quantity and the tackle that had been given when he’d employed the automotive.

The detective added that when it was found he was suspected of indecent publicity, it ‘immediately modified every little thing, as a result of while I may need hoped that Sarah had received into the automotive with somebody she knew, immediately it was clear to me that she’d received into the automotive of an alleged intercourse offender’.

The officer despatched a staff to Couzens’ home in Kent to query him and, whereas officers have been en route, a detective bumped into Miss Goodwin’s workplace, shut the door, and advised her ‘you want to hear this’.

A researcher on the telephone then revealed that Couzens was a serving Met officer.

Miss Goodwin stated: ‘I knew that I needed to inform my boss and I can simply keep in mind the shock of getting to simply sit on the ground of the workplace and say to her, ‘You’re not going to consider this, that he is a police officer’.

‘And then the identical questions went by her head as went by my head, “Are you sure?”.

Officers arrived at Couzens’ house at 5.45pm, however didn’t knock on his door till two hours later. During this time Couzens had wiped his cell phone of all of its knowledge.

A just lately printed damning report discovered there have been repeated missed alternatives to cease Couzens that left him capable of keep within the police regardless of being a serial intercourse offender with a fame for disturbing sexual behaviour that led to a nickname of ‘the Rapist’.

The Met police has all the time maintained it discovered no proof of him being given the ‘repugnant nickname’ whereas he labored for an additional pressure.

An inquiry discovered Couzens’ historical past of alleged sexual offending dated again practically 20 years earlier than he kidnapped, raped and murdered Sarah in Clapham, south London.

The married father of two was reported to police eight occasions for indecent publicity between 2008 and 2021 however was capable of proceed within the police as a consequence of ‘torpid and insufficient’ investigations, a report discovered.

Inquiry chair Lady Elish Angiolini recognized not less than 5 incidents which weren’t reported to police and warned there may very well be extra victims.

It emerged for the primary time that Couzens, now 51, allegedly carried out a ‘very critical sexual assault of a kid barely into her teenagers’ whereas he was in his twenties.

Couzens was accused of making an attempt to kidnap a lady at knifepoint in North London in 1995 whereas aged 23. He was additionally accused of raping two ladies and indecently touching a person in a bar whereas carrying a blonde wig.

Lady Elish discovered the married father of two ‘may and may’ have been stopped from getting a job as an officer, and that with out a radical overhaul of British policing, there may be ‘nothing to cease one other Couzens working in plain sight’.

The inquiry staff discovered that there have been cases the place he confirmed excessive violent pornography to pals and police colleagues, in a transfer to check their boundaries, and despatched unsolicited pictures of his genitals to ladies.

Both Kent and the Metropolitan Police have been criticised for insufficient investigations into claims of indecent publicity towards Couzens.

There was a collection of incidents the place he was accused of flashing – three of which he was sentenced for final yr, regardless of already having acquired a complete life jail time period for Sarah Everard’s homicide.

These have been masturbating in entrance of a lone feminine bicycle owner in a Kent nation lane in 2020, and twice exposing his genitals to workers at a quick meals restaurant in February 2021 within the days earlier than Sarah’s homicide.

He drove his personal automotive and used his personal bank card on the outlet however no motion was taken on the time, with investigating officer Pc Samantha Lee later sacked for failing to research correctly.

Another two comparable incidents on the quick meals restaurant have been ordered to lie on file, and there have been two incidents in 2008 and 2021 that have been reported to the Met and Kent respectively on the time when Couzens allegedly uncovered himself, however there was inadequate proof to deliver prices.

In 2015, a member of the general public reported having seen a person driving round in Kent along with his genitalia uncovered, giving the make, mannequin, color and registration variety of the automotive.

Couzens was recognized because the keeper of the automotive however Kent Police closed the investigation with no additional motion and with out even chatting with him.

Lady Elish Angiolini stated: ‘This was a grave error and a really apparent crimson flag.’

Today, Sadiq Khan will pledge to drive by cultural reforms within the Metropolitan Police to revive belief within the pressure after the damning report about missed possibilities to cease Sarah’s killer.

After the third anniversary of Sarah’s dying, the mayor of London will open the most recent London Policing Board by expressing his ‘deepest sympathies’ to her family members, and labelling Lady Elish’s report ‘some of the shattering accounts of failure in British policing historical past’.

‘Knowing {that a} police officer harboured the capability for such sadistic violence nonetheless haunts our metropolis,’ Mr Khan will say.

‘It’s a perpetual reminder of why we’re right here and the significance of this board.

‘Our activity is likely one of the most pressing going through London at the moment: to make sure we drive by the wide-ranging cultural and efficiency reforms wanted throughout the Met, to make sure that we assist and problem the commissioner in his mission – in order that we are able to renew belief and confidence in policing in our capital.

‘Whilst the Met is now on the trail to elementary reform, we’re clearly not there but.

‘I see police reform as a essential a part of my mayoralty, and we should not be happy till Londoners have the police service they deserve.’

The board will hear from Met Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley about progress on addressing the findings and suggestions of the Casey Review, which was commissioned by the Met after Ms Everard’s homicide.

It discovered the pressure was institutionally racist, homophobic and misogynist, and that there is likely to be extra officers like Couzens in its ranks.

Couzens was given a uncommon whole-life sentence for the rape and homicide of Sarah. It means he’ll die in jail.