"Ms Trujillo was pronounced dead at the scene after emergency services were called to a reports of an unresponsive woman in a building on the Aylesbury Estate, Walworth on March 17. A police investigation was launched following a post-mortem examination which was unable to determine a cause of death. The force said the man was arrested on suspicion of murder on April 1, and released under investigation."
"Ms Wilkins was found unresponsive in High Road, Tottenham on August 24 and pronounced dead at the scene. A post-mortem examination was also unable to determine her cause of death and a police investigation launched. The 40-year-old man was arrested on Thursday, 4 September by the Met's Specialist Crime team on suspicion of murdering Ms Wilkins and he was and re-arrested on suspicion of murdering Ms Trujillo. He remains in police custody."
"My sympathy goes to the family and friends of both victims, who have been updated on this development and continue to be supported by specialist officers. No woman should feel unsafe in our city, and we know this news will cause concern across communities. Our investigation is continuing at pace and remains a priority. I urge anyone who has information relating to either incident to contact us as soon as possible."
A 40-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of murdering two women in London five months apart. Carmenza Trujillo, 53, was found unresponsive on March 17 on the Aylesbury Estate and pronounced dead; a post-mortem could not determine a cause of death. Sheryl Wilkins, 39, was found unresponsive on High Road, Tottenham on August 24 and also had no determined cause of death at post-mortem. The suspect was first arrested in April and released under investigation, then arrested again on 4 September and remains in police custody while inquiries continue. Police urge anyone with information to contact them.
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