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That's correct, she was recorded on CCTV walking on Poynders Road, at the junction with Cavendish Road. That's what was stated yesterday as fact.

Yes, I meant attackers targeting strangers.

It's hard to say if crime of that type is up or down. There have been crimes as I've seen them reported in the Evening Standard from time to time, but whether they have become less frequent I don't know. But one thing to consider is that attackers might be scared of being exposed to the virus.

You can get across to Brixton Hill from there (Crescent Lane, Lyham Rd., Mandrell Rd., Lambert Rd.). I used to live off Elms Crescent and had occasion to visit an address east of Brixton Hill, and that's the way I used to go.

The obvious answer would be that she may not have got that far, i.e. something happened on Poynders Road. Alternatively, she may have turned off Poynders Road before reaching the Kings Ave. junction (and then something may have happened on that route).

I rode past on the bus last night at about 10.00 pm and saw the lights of the police van, as well as other lights illuminating the crime scene. I had previously assumed that locking the park at night was a simple matter and Haringey Council wasn’t doing its job properly. The council says on...

It does seem pretty suspicious that the owner of the tent and suitcase by the New River has gone missing, although I suppose it's possible the person, if innocent, is fearful of being wrongly blamed for the murder. I believe they got CCTV of the victim entering the park at 8.20pm. I wonder...

Very good point.

Yes, I had wondered about that, too. That isn't necessarily true. If they indeed knew that she took a particular route, then yes they might start by searching along that route. Otherwise, they might just have searched all over until they found her. I agree that her two friends seem to...

The Camden New Journal has an article in which it says she came to London four years ago. Her friend and former flatmate Sonny Webb says they often used to take a shortcut through the park at night. 'Sonny Webb, who lived in the same house as Ms Tudos in Upper Tollington Park until earlier this...

I moved to Harringay in 1998 but I live over towards St Ann's Road. Only in the last year or so I became interested in the Endymion Road area when I read about its past as a hotspot of prostitution, with links to the unsolved 1960s Hammersmith Murders (two of the victims frequented Endymion...

The Haringey Council information page about the park (http://www.haringey.gov.uk/libraries-sport-and-leisure/parks-and-open-spaces/z-parks-and-open-spaces/finsbury-park) is vague on this point. It says: 'Opening and closing times of the park are dependent on season, but generally the park is...

In that new Daily Mail article it says, 'It appears she was walking on a path crossing the park, which she regularly used as a shortcut to home.' That is presented as fact, so I guess the police have talked to her friends, flatmate, etc. and learned that she did often take that route. There is...

Upper Tollington Park is a street on the edge of the park. However, as Distant Observer says, if she was returning from Camden Road by bus and wished to go straight home by the most direct route, she would have got off near Finsbury Park station and approached her home in Upper Tollington Park...