Libby Squire: Police Look Into Reports Of ‘Blood-Curdling’ Scream On The Night She Disappeared

She is believed to have been in this area until around 12.09am on Friday.

On Tuesday, it was reported that a woman living in a street close to Squire’s home heard a scream which she said “sounded like someone being attacked”.

The woman told The Sun that she heard a “blood-curdling” scream that made her sit up.

A police spokeswoman said: “We have received hundreds of calls from members of the public offering information and their assistance, and we are extremely grateful for everyone’s help.

“Our house-to-house inquiries are continuing and we are visiting residents to speak to people and take statements as part of the ongoing investigation.”

As the search entered its fifth day, officers from the police regional marine unit searched a pond at Oak Road Playing Fields, near to Squire’s home.

On Tuesday evening, around 200 students and staff gathered in the rain at the University of Hull to show solidarity and support for Squire, her family and friends.