Eleanor Neale

And I don't know the exact reason that he gave, but given the fact that he has just emailed and taken time off with stress, maybe he was insinuating with this that he thought that he could be a danger to himself if he was allowed a firearm.

The day after the coverup,

It was March 5th and Cousins is still trying to move as normally as he can, even calling up the vet to book in their family dog for an appointment to discuss her separation anxiety.

He went to a B&Q, which is like the UK's version of Home Depot, and he bought two giant builder's bags that are usually used for shifting like super heavy materials on a building site, like rubble and rocks and bricks.

It's believed that Wayne had bought these in order to drag Sarah's body between where he had been burning it and storing it

into the pond where it was eventually found.

Somewhere along the way, he had also placed an order on Amazon for a big plastic tarp and a bungee cargo net.

By now, he will have been very aware of the intensifying investigation into Sarah's disappearance.

I mean, it was the main news story in London already by day two.

He will have been stressed.

But just the concept of a murderer having a day off of work for stress afterwards, it's laughable, isn't it?

On March 7th, 72 hours after murdering Sarah, it's the day before he was about to be arrested in his home, Wayne Cousins takes his two kids out to play for the very last time.

but he doesn't take them to a park or to a soft play area.

He took them to the plot of land that he owned where he was storing his murder victim's body.

And it's unclear actually when he used those builder's bags to transport her body into the pond, the idea that it could have actually been then while his kids were playing meters away

It just makes you feel sick.

The following day was March 8th.

Wayne was still off of work for stress, and it seemed that he spent most of his day just at home.

Around 10 past seven that night, he tried to wipe his phone completely.

He reset the whole thing to factory settings, deleting absolutely everything he could on there.