2 dead Bodies found in Wembley park

Anymore news on this ???

Yes and a Lack of reporting for 20 hours, doesnt bode well  , as stated would this not be headline news ? regardless of who is involved , Women in the area must be terrified ,Infant school next to the park ..

Wembley Park is not a park

It's the area around and near to Wembley Stadium.  Chalk Farm Estate was notorious 30 years ago.  Probably still is.

Girls are too old to be a headline story

Returned to Wembley for the first time in decades last year, hardly recognisable even outside of the stadium complex. The only thing the same seemed to be McDonalds!

yes you are right.  It was a long time ago!

https://www.mylondon.news/news/zone-1-news/murder-investigation-launched-after-deaths-18384785


Police have launched a murder investigation after the bodies of two sisters were found in a park in Wembley over the weekend.

Sisters Nicole Smallman, 27, and Bibaa Henry, 46, are thought to have been among a group of ten in Fryent Country Park, Slough Lane to celebrate Bibba’s birthday on Friday, June 5 around 7pm.

- do these black lives matter?

Turns out they were Sisters , Everyone else left the Part they Remained on the Hill

Two sisters found dead in a London park after a birthday party at the weekend were the daughters of the Church of England’s first female archdeacon from a black and minority ethnic background.

Police launched a murder investigation after the bodies of Nicole Smallman, 27, and Bibaa Henry, 46, were found in Fryent Country Park in Wembley, north-west London, on Sunday afternoon. Detectives said the sisters were thought to have been among a group of about 10 people who gathered in the park on Friday evening to celebrate Henry’s birthday. Police said the two women had stayed behind in the park after their friends left.

The sisters were reported missing late on Saturday when they did not return home. Henry was a senior social worker in children’s services at Buckinghamshire council. She had worked at the local authority since 2017. Smallman was a graduate from the University of Westminster.

The women were the daughters of Wilhelmina Smallman, who was the archdeacon of Southend in the diocese of Chelmsford until her retirement in 2016. Known as Mina, she was the C of E’s first female archdeacon from a minority ethnic background.

DCI Simon Harding, the senior investigating officer, said the women’s families “have been devastated by their loss and they need answers. They have asked that their privacy is respected at this time as they come to terms with this horrific incident.” The group of friends had been in “a well-known spot to sit and look over London”, he added.

“If you were in that area of the park from the evening of 5 June through to Sunday lunchtime, noticed the group, or saw anything else suspicious, please contact us immediately,” Harding said. “You may have stumbled upon items of property, but not realised the significance of them. If you did, you may well have information that could assist us hugely. No matter how insignificant it may seem, please contact us.”

That really is terribly sad.  RIP, poor girls

No arrests have been made but the Met said they had several lines of inquiry.

All very sad, how can two older people out of the loop of youth crime be stabbed to death in an open park.

Sisters stabbed to death in a Wembley park 'murdered by stranger'

“We believe the suspect received injuries during the incident which have caused significant bleeding. Do you know anyone who has been wounded in the last week who is unable to account for their injuries? Has someone returned home and perhaps acted suspiciously or tried to hide something from you?"

– DETECTIVE CHIEF INSPECTOR, SIMON HARDING

I'll Give him 24 hours... I'm Surposing, he must have almost cut his own finger off..