'He picked up a girl to take her home because he noticed her crying': Sister of butcher arrested over student Libby Squire's disappearance says he was only trying to help as police are given more time to quiz him dailymail.co.uk

The sister of the Polish butcher arrested over the disappearance of Libby Squire today insisted her brother is innocent – but revealed he had comforted a 'crying girl' on the night she vanished.
Detectives have sealed off Paweł Rełowicz's rented house, took away his computers and towed away his silver Vauxhall Astra after they arrested him on suspicion of abducting the missing Hull student, 21. The married father-of-two, who works in a Humberside bacon factory, remains in custody today after officers hunting for Libby were given more time to question him over her disappearance. His sister Paulina Szymanska, 28, who is living in Poland, said her brother was driving through the area she was last seen and had tried to help a girl he saw sobbing on the street. She told the Daily Telegraph: 'I don't believe my brother could do it. He was driving and he stopped because he noticed a girl crying. She asked him to take her home, so he put her address into his sat nav, and wanted to do just that'.