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She went out for the night. She never made it home. Libby Squire was twenty-one years old when she disappeared after a night out in Hull, England. What should have been a short walk back to her home became a nationwide search-and a murder investigation that shocked the UK. CCTV footage captured Libby walking alone through the city in the early hours of February 1, 2019. Hours later, she was gone. Weeks passed with no answers. Then her body was found in the Humber estuary. The man responsible was identified, arrested, tried, and convicted. Justice, in a legal sense, was delivered. But the story did not end there. In The Last Walk Home: The Murder of Libby Squire, investigative true-crime author Linda Davidson reconstructs Libby's final night, the police investigation that followed, and the courtroom case that brought her killer to justice-while examining the troubling vulnerabilities, systemic failures, and unanswered questions that continue to haunt the case. This book explores: - Libby's life beyond the headlines - The night she vanished - The CCTV footage that changed everything - The forensic and digital evidence that identified her killer - The trial and sentencing - The impact on Libby's family and community - The institutional lessons that remain unresolved Written with restraint, empathy, and factual precision, The Last Walk Home is a victim-centered true-crime investigation that honors Libby's humanity rather than sensationalizing her death. This is not just a murder case. It is a story about vulnerability, trust, surveillance, and the brutal consequences of being alone at the wrong moment. Libby Squire deserved to come home. Her story deserves to be told with dignity, truth, and urgency.

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