UK- London Nine injured in suspected acid attack, children among injured 01/31/24

[GoBuckeyes]

@GoBuckeyes he had a relationship with the victim

Which one? Weren't there 9 total?

 

[GoBuckeyes]

The woman who was in relationship with him.
But the relationship broke.
The woman must have realised what a weirdo he was.
And she was right.

JMO

I don't see him as a weirdo. I see him as a controlling coward filled with hatred. Only someone filled with hatred could harm innocent children.

 

[GoBuckeyes]

Has he been found, or his body?

 

[GoBuckeyes]

Any update on how the victims are doing?

 

[Dotta]

I don't see him as a weirdo. I see him as a controlling coward filled with hatred. Only someone filled with hatred could harm innocent children.

Ummm....
He was also "flashing" women at the bus stop
If it is not weird behaviour, then what is?

 

[Skigh]

Which one? Weren't there 9 total?

The victims were a mother and her 2 children. The others were police and members of the public who went to help. Only the mother is still in hospital

 

[GoBuckeyes]

Ummm....
He was also "flashing" women at the bus stop
If it is not weird behaviour, then what is?

Homicidal.

 

[LeahBee]

@GoBuckeyes all of this is answered in this thread. The targets were the mother and two children. All others were injured when intervening or helping.

Suggested reading:

Feb 1 - suspect identity released (page 1)

Feb 1-2 - targeted attack, believed to be known to victims (page 5 and 6)

Feb 3 - attacker relationship with victim (page 10)

Hope this helps

 

[GoBuckeyes]

I meant, weirdo doesn't begin to describe this man. I see that it's definitely part of the description though.

 

[Dotta]

Homicidal.

Whatever.
The lady decided to end this relationship for reasons known to herself.

 

[GoBuckeyes]

@GoBuckeyes all of this is answered in this thread. The targets were the mother and two children. All others were injured when intervening or helping.

Suggested reading:

Feb 1 - suspect identity released (page 1)

Feb 1-2 - targeted attack, believed to be known to victims (page 5 and 6)

Feb 3 - attacker relationship with victim (page 10)

Hope this helps

Hi, LeahBee. I'm on my 3rd day of an unrelenting headache. I apologize for asking questions that were already answered. I'm having difficulty scrolling and reading, and I see that I just need to wait until I feel better so I can read and catch up. Wishing the thread's posters and these precious victims my best.

 

[LeahBee]

@GoBuckeyes
I understand, been sleeping with an ice pack on my head.

The mum is still in hospital with serious "life-changing" injury. The two kids were released from hospital and it was said their injuries weren't as severe as initially thought.
All other injured parties seem to have been medically cleared also.
His body has not been found but seems investigators are now pretty sure he's entered the river thames. Whether to off himself or... attempt a swim to the other side? Who knows.

 

[LeahBee]

I have to assume investigators spoke to witnesses/employee at Tesco. Or do they do self checkout there? Presumably whoever interacted with him would be able to possibly tell if his injury was bruise/blood/face melting off

 

[Dotta]

Katie Piper donates £1,000 to support mum hurt in Clapham chemical attack

Katie Piper shares her support for the mum and children injured in the Clapham chemical attack by donating £1,000 to their page. "The recovery is long and they need to reach their target," explain the 40-year-old model

www.mirror.co.uk

 

[Observe_dont_Absorb]

I have to assume investigators spoke to witnesses/employee at Tesco. Or do they do self checkout there? Presumably whoever interacted with him would be able to possibly tell if his injury was bruise/blood/face melting off

It's mostly self-checkout but there's also a cashier desk. It's a very brightly lit store and there's tons of security staff and CCTV, as you'd imagine, being in the middle of Kings Cross which is an area besieged by every crime and disorder issue imaginable. Each individual self check has a screen with your face being filmed up close on too - as do all the Waitrose and M&S stores in and around the station.

 

[LadyL]

dbm already addressed

 

[LadyL]

I have to assume investigators spoke to witnesses/employee at Tesco. Or do they do self checkout there? Presumably whoever interacted with him would be able to possibly tell if his injury was bruise/blood/face melting off

in the video of him there, it looks like he's walking through the self-checkout area

 

[sunshineray]

Just confirming that the spurned lover theory is out the window now, right?

No, they did have a relationship it seems...at some point.

 

[sunshineray]

Any update on how the victims are doing?

Still in the hospital last I heard and the mom wasn't well enough to talk to police yet. The two girl's injuries are not as bad as first feared. I don't know if that's been updated?

 

[dotr]

Two bodies found in search for suspect Ezedi as officers return to Thames

Two bodies, unrelated to Ezedi, were found on Saturday morning as the force began searching the River Thames

www.independent.co.uk

Jane Dalton,Athena Stavrou
7 hours ago

• Police launch second day of River Thames search
• Detectives working on hypothesis that Ezedi fell or jumped into Thames
• Two bodies found in Thames
• Suspect’s death is most probable outcome, say police
• Mother has significant facial injuries that will affect her ‘for rest of life’''

''Police have resumed their search of an area of the River Thames in central London for alkali attack suspect Abdul Ezedi.
Marine police teams have been searching around the Chelsea Bridge area on Sunday after the search began on Saturday, with a police boat seen circling between Vauxhall and Chelsea bridges.
The bodies of two men were found in the river on Saturday – but neither are that of Abdul Ezedi.
One body was found at 10.13am on Saturday near to HMS Belfast and another at 10.39am in Limehouse the same morning. Both deaths are being treated by the force as “unexpected pending further enquiries”.

''Police are in contact with a member of Abdul Ezedi’s family to break the news to them that they believe he drowned.
Commander Jon Savell said at a news briefing on Friday: “We have updated Ezedi’s family this afternoon with these latest developments and they are being supported by a specialist family liaison officer.''