Pawel Relowicz, 28, changed his mind about meeting Lisa Squire as part of a restorative justice programme and is now appealing his conviction and sentence.
When she was asked why she wanted to question Relowicz, the Hull University student's mother told the BBC:"It's about being in the same space as the person who was last with her. In an ideal world, I would love him to tell me how she died because we don't know, and it's a question that does not leave me."Saying she does not think he would say how she died, Ms Squire stated:"It is more for me about how she was feeling when she got into the car.
She intends to talk to officials in about six months to see if Relowicz will eventually meet her and believes it will happen because"I am not going to give up". She feels her daughter's killer is"backtracking" on talking to her ever since she agreed to the meeting, as he wanted to know which questions she would ask and also state which he would answer.A history of non-contact sex crimes, Relowicz had a history of non-contact sex crimes including voyeurism.
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