BBC Drama on Sarah Everard Murder

On March 31st, the BBC just dropped news on a two-part factual drama about the murder

of Sarah Everard, that 33-year-old woman abducted, raped and killed by a serving metropolitan

police officer named Wayne Cousins back on March 3rd, 2021.

Cousins tricked her into his car by pretending she was under arrest for breaking COVID lockdown

rules as she walked home in South London, and he's now.

Having a whole life sentence after admitting to the crimes plus three counts of indecent

exposure, including one just four days before the murder, her death hit the UK hard, sparking

massive protests and women everywhere sharing stories of filling unsafe on the streets, while

shaking trust in the band.

Police amid rising violence against women and girls.

This drama digs into how Cousins, a repeat sex offender, slipped through the cracks to

become and stay an officer, with years of ignored red flags.

Police different forces, weak betting and no follow-up on evidence.

The BBC promises to handle it with real sensitivity, staying in touch with Everard's family,

and using the story to spotlight police failings and push.

For lasting change in how they protect the public.