Butcher accused of Libby Squire rape and murder was Peeping Tom ‘who targeted other students’

A BUTCHER accused of the rape and murder of Libby Squire was a Peeping Tom who targeted other students, a court was told.

Pawel Relowicz, 26, spied on a girl having sex with her boyfriend in 2017.

Her housemate later found a condom and knickers left at the door.

A burglary victim targeted a week later said a condom had been draped over her son’s toy zebra.

A thong, which she’d left in the washing basket, was nearby.

Months later, on Boxing Day, she saw married Relowicz watching her through a window.

Another victim had vibrators stolen from a box at her digs.

Relowicz, of Hull, admitted burglary, voyeurism and outraging public decency in August 2019, a court heard.

Days later he was rearrested on suspicion of Libby’s murder, which he denies. Cops say he smirked and laughed when asked if he killed her.

Prosecutors told Sheffield crown court: “At the time, the defendant was driven to commit sexually-motivated offences and was undeterred by women seeing or challenging him.

“That is why we saw him moving around these streets that night.

“We suggest he was seeking an opportunity to offend.”

The trial continues.

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