Hundreds of people in London neglected virus limitations on Saturday to remember Sarah Everard, who vanished while walking home and was found murdered a week later.
The end of the 33-year-old woman has given shockwaves across the UK and sparked a discussion about brutality against women. A police officer was charged with her kidnapping and murder.
Metropolitan Police constable Wayne Couzens arrived in court for the first time since he was arrested on suspicion of seizing and killing the marketing executive.
She was last seen walking home from a friend’s home in London on March 3.
Everard’s body was found buried in an area of forest in Kent. Police said a post-mortem examination was fascinating place.
In the wake of the killing, many women took to social media to narrate their own encounters of being threatened while walking outside. A recent European study found that 83% of young ladies change their plans or limit who they see to avoid harassment or violence.