LIBBY Squire’s heartbroken mum has said that she wants to come face to face with her killer to find out exactly how he murdered her. Twisted Pawel Relowicz dumped the Hull University students body in the River Hull after raping and killing her after she vanished from a night out in 2019. Libby disappeared after […]
LIBBY Squire’s heartbroken mum has said that she wants to come face to face with her killer to find out exactly how he murdered her.
Twisted Pawel Relowicz dumped the Hull University students body in the River Hull after raping and killing her after she vanished from a night out in 2019.
Libby disappeared after coming home from partying with friends, and was caught on CCTV getting into the Polish butcher’s car.
Polish Relowicz, 26, was convicted of raping and murdering the 21-year-old student and was jailed for life and must serve a minimum of 27 years.
Libby’s heartbroken mum Lisa now wants to come face to face with her killer to finally find out what happened to her daughter.
Lisa Squire told BBC Breakfast: “I don’t know how he got her in the car, I don’t know how she died.
“I don’t know whether she was dead when she went into the water or not. There’s so many questions.
“I think it’s my makeup. I need to know what’s going on with my children.
“My children are a massive part of my life so not knowing what happened to her, for me, is not acceptable.”
Ms Squire, from High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, said she was due to meet with the Prime Minister to discuss tougher measures for non-contact sexual offences.
Before he killed Libby Squire, Relowicz had a history of convictions for non-contact sex crimes including voyeurism.
She added: “People still think that non-contact sexual offences are harmless but they’re not harmless.
“We can’t say that all people who commit a non-contact sexual offence are going to go on to become rapists and murderers, but I think we can probably say that most rapists and murderers started off with non-contact sexual offences.
“I also think these people need help. There should be some sort of help facility for them.
“They should be forced to go into treatment or have therapy for what they have done.
“Because of what happened to her, I want other women to be safer. I will honour her until I take my last breath.”
Sick Relowicz saw shivering Libby sobbing by the road after losing her keys and fallen repeatedly.
Good Samaritans tried to help her but she became agitated so they left her in the street.
She begged Relowicz to take her to her mum but the callous killer took her to a isolated park where he raped and killed her.
Relowicz, a butcher at a meat factory, dumped her body in the River Hull
She was discovered six weeks later on March 20, 2019, in the Humber estuary by a fishing boat – a gold necklace bearing the letter ‘L’ still hanging around her neck.
