Kate Middleton made an unofficial way out. On March 13, the Duchess Cambridge appeared in the public to impose flowers in memory of the deceased British Sarah Everdard. Catherine brought to the place of commemoration (in the park Klolem-Common) a bouquet of Narcissus collected in the Kensington Palace Garden. And although the duchess wanted to stay unnoticed, she was recognized and photographed by random passers-by.
London residents honored the memory of the 33-year-old Sarah Everard (she became a victim of the murderer in the pursuit) an unauthorized action to which Kate Middleton joined incognito.
The duchess appeared at the memorial in complete loneliness. For her informal exit, she put on dark pants, boots and a hue of the hacks. The last of the Barbour collection. Alexa Chang took part in the development of this model.
BCS fans were delighted with such an appearance of Kate. No pathos, thoughtful speeches. Quiet, modest and unnoticed. It is rumored that there were no security next to Catherine.
Later in the Buckingham Palace commented on the unofficial yield of Kate Middleton. The royal source told reporters that the Duchess Cambridge simply wanted to honor the memory of the deceased woman, this is not a relationship to her working duties of the older member of the BCS. It turns out that it was a purely personal initiative of Catherine itself.
Insider noted:
"Duchess remembers how an ordinary young woman and walked around the night London before married. It hurt her for living, and she wanted to go there and lay flowers. "
For reference: Sarah Everard disappeared on March 3, when he returned from friends. Her route from one area to another ran through crowded and well-lit streets. However, the woman did not return home. Native and friends Sarah began to look for her. March 5, the police took up search. Soon in the County of Kent was found by the body of the missing woman. In her murder, police Wayne Casens suspected. An 46-year-old man worked in the police since 2018. He was detained, a trial is being conducted. Sarah Everard murder stood up British society, many women recognized that they feel unprotected, leaving home.