A court sketch of Pawel Relowicz, left, and Libby Squire A North Yorkshire butcher accused of raping and murdering student Libby Squire was asked what he found funny and why he was “smirking” by interviewing detectives, a jury has been told. Sheffield Crown Court heard that after Pawel Relowicz, who worked as a butcher at Karro Foods in Malton, was arrested on suspicion of killing Ms Squire, he made a brief statement denying any involvement before refusing to answer questions from police. At the beginning of one interview, in August 2019, an officer put it to Relowicz that “the only reason she is dead is because you killed her”, and then asked him why he was laughing.
Mr Woolfall told the jury that Relowicz replied: “No comment.” The 26-year-old Polish-born father-of-two, of Raglan Street, Hull, denies raping and murdering 21-year-old Ms Squire in the city.
Court sketch of Pawel Relowicz The Hull University philosophy student went missing in the early hours of February 1 2019, following a night out, and her body was found in the Humber Estuary a number of weeks later. Also on Friday, a leading expert on hypothermia told the jury that Ms Squire’s decision-making would have been “significantly impaired” in the lead-up to her disappearance due to the cold and the amount of alcohol she had drunk.
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Updated: 22 Jan 2021, 14:51
A BUTCHER accused of raping and murdering student Libby Squire was smirking when police accused him of killing her, a jury has been told.
Sheffield Crown Court heard that after Pawel Relowicz, 26, was arrested, he made a brief statement denying any involvement before refusing to answer questions from police.
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Libby Squire, 21, was found dead on March 20, 2019, in the Humber estuary by a fishing boatCredit: supplied by Pixel8000
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Pawel Relowicz, 26, was smirking when a police officer accused him of killing the student Credit: supplied by Pixel8000 07917221968
At the beginning of one interview, in August 2019, an officer put it to Relowicz that the only reason she is dead is because you killed her , and then asked him why he was laughing.
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