Two male bodies have been recovered from the River Thames as police search for a suspect who severely injured a “vulnerable” woman and her two young daughters in a chemical assault.

Neither body was identified as that of Abdul Ezedi, who has been on the run since the attack on 31 January in Clapham, south London. He was last seen walking “with purpose” to Chelsea Bridge in west London and was captured on CCTV leaning over the railings of the bridge on the night of the attack.

The bodies of two men were pulled from the river on Saturday, and both deaths are being treated by police as “unexpected pending further inquiries”.

It is understood they were found not as a direct result of the search operation for 35-year-old Ezedi.

  • Devi
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    49 months ago

    On top of other reasons you’ve had, I was listening to the radio yesterday and apparently there’s Christian groups giving free help to asylum seekers if they convert. Free legal help probably being the most useful.

    They need the help obviously but it feels quite predatory to put conditions on it.

    • palordrolap
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      39 months ago

      You need to understand that Jesus’ love is completely conditional on believing in Him (sic). And if you’re aware of Jesus and His (sic) Father (sic?) “which art in heaven” (sic, at least in some texts), anything you then do that is not for Them (sic?) is deserving of punishment.

      Christianity is a loving religion (sic).

      Makes me sic.