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Libby Squire, a song and video about her tragic death and how it was forecast several years before it occurred: youtu.be/XUzTW1_5lVM?si… via @YouTube

@Wittal_Bubster2 @RidgeandFrost @SophyRidgeSky @WilfredFrost I NEVER said she was mentally unstable ~ she had overcome her difficulties. I also never said she had written about suicide in large bodies of water. She was not suicidal when she was killed. Yes she was drunk but I don’t believe that gives a green light to murder…

@RidgeandFrost @SophyRidgeSky @WilfredFrost By her mother's own admittance, Libby was a mentally unstable, suicidal, drunk, who had written about committing suicide in large bodies of water. Given her unstable mental state and level of drunkeness, it's highly coincedental that she was found in a large body of water.

'It shouldn't be down to schools, it should start from the home' Libby Squire was raped and murdered when she was 21, and her mother, Lisa, joined @SophyRidgeSky & @WilfredFrost to talk about the government's strategy to tackle violence against women and girls

@JohnSou74706125 And that’s unusual because?

@lisasquire7 I was told about Pawel Relowicz's circle of associates at Xercise4less by one of their employees who I spoke to at the reception counter there. I'm sure there was a lot more that he could have told me. They had automatic barriers there, so all visits will have been recorded.

Lisa Squire's refusal to say where the fingerprint record used to identify Libby Squire's body came from suggests that she had a police record; if so, a fact that has been concealed from the public, like her membership of the Xercise4less gym.

@JohnSou74706125 How would you know as a 21 year old female what you went to the gym fur? Believe me when I say you go to the gym , talk to nobody, do your workout and go home…

@lisasquire7 You lied about Libby's relationship to Relowicz; it's quite obvious that she knew him from Xercise4less, where they were both members. And if you admitted that, you'd effectively be admitting to the existence of the cover-up and your personal role in it.

@JohnSou74706125 Just fuck off

@JohnSou74706125 And of course you don’t agree. After all you are rather obsessed with my daughter..

@lisasquire7 I don't agree. A person who is arrested for being drunk and disorderly will end up with a police record and their fingerprints on file. But I have a feeling that in Libby's case there was more to it, something that might have had a bearing on the case. Otherwise why conceal it?

@JohnSou74706125 Who was arrested for being drunk and disorderly???

@JohnSou74706125 My reluctance to say where her fingerprints were held came form the fact that is is none of your business

@lisasquire7 Your initial reluctance to say where the fingerprint record used to identify her body came from suggests that she did have a police record. Which would not be unusual.

@JohnSou74706125 SHE DID NOT HAVE POLICE RECORD. But that truth probably doesn’t fit your conspiracy narrative

@lisasquire7 I'm not convinced. And even if what you say about her being fingerprinted in the US is true, it doesn't exclude the possibility of her having a police record in the UK.

@JohnSou74706125 Yes if you holiday in the USA customs require fingerprints at port of entry.

@lisasquire7 Do you mean, U.S. Customs and Border Protection? So they fingerprint visitors to Disneyland now, do they?

Libby Squire's body was identified from fingerprints, which suggests that she probably had a police record. If she had convictions for drugs or prostitution, that would help to explain how she might have formed an association with Pawel Relowicz.

@JohnSou74706125 I’m not lying. She didn’t have a police record but her fingerprints had been kept on file from the USA border force when we went to Disney ~ biometric data

@lisasquire7 Surely you don't have a problem with telling us how your daughter's body was identified? Unless of course you're lying and she did in fact have a police record, like a lot of other people.

@JohnSou74706125 No

@lisasquire7 Would you like to tell us a bit more about that?

@JohnSou74706125 Not typically just a police record. There are other things that require the recording of fingerprints

@lisasquire7 In order for a postmortem identification of a body to be made on the basis of fingerprints, there must be an pre-existing, or antemortem record. This would typically be a police record.

@JohnSou74706125 I’ve no idea. I live in the real world so I couldn’t hazard a guess as to what you are referring to …

@lisasquire7 What do you think I'm referring to?

@JohnSou74706125 For what

@lisasquire7 How much have you been paid altogether?

@JohnSou74706125 As I said …whatever

@lisasquire7 There is no reconciling the police version of Libby's murder with the available facts, there's just no way. And that was intentional; Relowicz was supposed to be convicted of rape, but not murder.

@JohnSou74706125 A fact in the warped world of John Southworth . There’s no reasoning or explaining to you. If you had an ounce of intelligence you would be able to see the facts but there you go

@lisasquire7 I do say so, because it's fact. No footprints, no body, and the only person who claims to have seen either of them there was one of Relowicz's gym buddies. A complete and total load of rubbish from start to finish.

@JohnSou74706125 If you say so

@lisasquire7 There is no reliable evidence to show that Pawel Relowicz and Libby Squire were ever in Oak Road playing fields, much less to prove that anyone was murdered there on the night of 31 Jan/01 Feb 2019.

@JohnSou74706125 Nope

@lisasquire7 Don't change the subject. You knew in advance the details of the evidence that was going to be heard in court, didn't you? Were you surprised when Relowicz was convicted of murder? I think most people were.