Pedro Rodolfo Lima

If you've luck, maybe someday you'll find out 🦄

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Short hair again - the UK heatwave left me no choice

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Kindly ignore my recent posts from the past few months. My devices mobiles and computers were lost, and the content shared during this period may have been altered.

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True friendship can neither be bought nor bargained for. It is a gift reserved for those who deserve it, and quietly withdrawn from those who fail to cherish it

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Police officer attacked and 'gaslit' ex-girlfriend https://t.co/xtnn41YF0W

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On 3 March 2021, Sarah Everard was kidnapped, raped, and murdered by off-duty London Met officer Wayne Couzens. Sentenced to a whole life order, his crimes sparked massive public outrage and exposed toxic institutional misogyny, breaking public trust

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I don't listen to what people say, I only observe what they do.
Behavior never lies.

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@Daisy_660 Divorce from that whore

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@BTUPDATES10 Portugal 🇵🇹

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Preparing for Monaco, the jewel of F1 — a narrow, brutal masterpiece that only true pros can tame.
Monaco Grand Prix looms — where the unforgiving streets of Monte Carlo expose every gap between the gifted and the great. 😊 🏎️

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Case Summary: The Murder of Sarah Everard
On March 3, 2021, 33-year-old marketing executive Sarah Everard was kidnapped, raped, and murdered by serving Metropolitan Police officer Wayne Couzens. Couzens abused his authority by using his warrant card and handcuffs to stage a fake arrest, falsely accusing Everard of breaching Covid-19 lockdown rules. He forced her into a rental car, drove her to a remote area, and strangled her before burning her body and hiding her remains in Kent woodland.
Justice and Sentencing
Arrest: Detectives tracked the rental car to Couzens, leading to his arrest at his Kent home on March 9, 2021.
Verdict: Couzens pleaded guilty to kidnapping, rape, and murder.
Sentence: In September 2021, he was handed a whole-life tariff, ensuring he will die in prison.
Institutional Impact and Failings
The tragedy sparked national outrage and massive public protests regarding women's safety. Subsequent independent investigations, including the Angiolini Inquiry and Casey Review, exposed severe systemic corruption and failures within the Metropolitan Police:

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On March 3, 2021, 33-year-old marketing executive Sarah Everard was kidnapped in South London by serving Metropolitan Police officer Wayne Couzens. Couzens used his warrant card and handcuffs to stage a fake arrest, drove her to Kent, raped and strangled her, and burned her body. He was handed a whole-life prison sentence. [1, 2]

The Crime
•The Abduction: Couzens, who had finished a 12-hour shift, intercepted Everard as she walked home near Clapham Common. He falsely arrested her for breaching Covid-19 lockdown rules, handcuffed her, and placed her into a rental car.
•The Murder: He drove her to a remote rural area, raped her, and strangled her to death. He subsequently disposed of her remains in woodland near Ashford. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

The Investigation & Sentencing
•The Arrest: Detectives tracked the rental car to Couzens. He was arrested at his home in Deal, Kent, on March 9, 2021.
•The Conviction: Couzens pleaded guilty to kidnap, rape, and murder. In September 2021, at the Old Bailey, he was given a whole-life tariff, ensuring he will die behind bars. [1, 3]

Institutional Impact & Failings
The case shocked the United Kingdom and sparked a massive wave of public protests over male violence and women's safety. It triggered major inquiries into police vetting, toxic culture, and misogyny within the police. [1, 2, 3]
Damning independent inquiries, including the Angiolini Inquiry, revealed the following institutional failures: [1, 2]
•Red Flags Ignored: Couzens had a history of indecent exposure dating back to 2015, which was never properly investigated.
•Unfit for Service: The inquiry concluded that Couzens should never have been hired as a police officer in the first place, and missed opportunities allowed a serial sex offender to operate in plain sight.
•Institutional Misogyny: The case, coupled with subsequent reviews like the Casey Review, exposed a deeply rooted culture of sexism, racism, and homophobia within the Metropolitan Police. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

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🏎️ Monaco isn’t a race — it’s a ritual.
Twenty drivers enter a street circuit carved between walls, yachts, and destiny. Every lap is a brush with disaster, every corner a test of nerve.
Survive Monaco, and you don’t just win — you endure.
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