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Chemical attack suspect Abdul Ezedi believed to be dead, police say

The suspect in the Clapham chemical attack, Abdul Ezedi, is believed to be dead.
Ezedi's body has not been found, but he was last seen close to the River Thames.

Clapham chemical attacker Abdul Ezedi 'given Muslim burial' despite controversial Christianity conversion

Abdul Ezedi, a Clapham chemical attacker who claimed to have converted to Christianity, was given a Muslim funeral and burial.
Ezedi was granted asylum based on a baptism at a church, despite failing basic questions about Christianity and being a convicted sex offender.

Busy London station closed after person thought they saw Clapham attack suspect

London train station closed after false sighting of Clapham attack suspect Abdul Ezedi
Police continue to search for Ezedi, tracking his movements through CCTV and bank card records

Family of mother injured in Clapham attack say she is desperate' to see children

Abdul Ezedi's body believed to be found in River Thames
Victim desires reunion with daughters despite injuries

Mapped: Clapham fugitive's last movements as police believe he drowned in Thames

The main suspect in the Clapham chemical attack, Abdul Ezedi, is believed to have died after going into the River Thames and his body may never be found.
Ezedi's movements leading up to the attack have been traced, including sightings of his vehicle in Newcastle, Tooting, Croydon, and Streatham.

Chemical attack suspect Abdul Ezedi believed to be dead, police say

The suspect in the Clapham chemical attack, Abdul Ezedi, is believed to be dead.
Ezedi's body has not been found, but he was last seen close to the River Thames.

Clapham chemical attacker Abdul Ezedi 'given Muslim burial' despite controversial Christianity conversion

Abdul Ezedi, a Clapham chemical attacker who claimed to have converted to Christianity, was given a Muslim funeral and burial.
Ezedi was granted asylum based on a baptism at a church, despite failing basic questions about Christianity and being a convicted sex offender.

Busy London station closed after person thought they saw Clapham attack suspect

London train station closed after false sighting of Clapham attack suspect Abdul Ezedi
Police continue to search for Ezedi, tracking his movements through CCTV and bank card records

Family of mother injured in Clapham attack say she is desperate' to see children

Abdul Ezedi's body believed to be found in River Thames
Victim desires reunion with daughters despite injuries

Mapped: Clapham fugitive's last movements as police believe he drowned in Thames

The main suspect in the Clapham chemical attack, Abdul Ezedi, is believed to have died after going into the River Thames and his body may never be found.
Ezedi's movements leading up to the attack have been traced, including sightings of his vehicle in Newcastle, Tooting, Croydon, and Streatham.
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Friends release edited photo of 'devoted' mother and children injured in Clapham chemical attack

Friends of the mother and children injured in the Clapham chemical attack have released an edited photo of the family as part of a fundraiser to help them rebuild their lives and recover.
Policing minister Chris Philp has issued an appeal to Londoners to help find the suspect, Abdul Ezedi, and urged them to be the 'eyes and ears' of the police.

Clapham chemical attack suspect had been in a relationship with victim, police reveal

The suspect in the Clapham chemical attack was in a relationship with the injured woman, and the breakdown of their relationship could have been a motive for the attack.
The facial injuries suffered by the suspect in the attack could be fatal without treatment.

Clapham chemical attack case not really about asylum', cabinet minister claims

The issue surrounding the suspect in the Clapham chemical attack is not primarily about asylum, according to education secretary Gillian Keegan.
Top Tories have blamed the suspect's immigration status and called for an overhaul of human rights laws.
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