Clapham’s chemical attacker Abdul Ezedi is thought to be dead, the Metropolitan Police has said.
The 35-year-old injured a mother and two daughters in a horrific corrosive substance attack in Clapham last month, with police locked in a thorough search for the attacker since January 31.
Today, Scotland Yard said their “main working hypothesis” was that the man had gone into the water as the search for Ezedi continued into its tenth day.
The announcement comes after yesterday’s release of CCTV imagery that showed the convicted sex offender just south of Chelsea Bridge.
Abdul Ezedi is suspected of attacking a mother and her two children in January with an alkaline substance in Clapham, LondonMetropolitan PolicePolice released a timeline of events yesterday which tracked Ezedi’s whereabouts up to 11.30 pm on the night of the attack, and had “meticulously” followed his movements – including a raid on addresses linked with the man in Newcastle.
The Met said they were working with TfL to look at CCTV footage, including buses which may have gone past his known locations.
They said they were “working with our experts in the marine units” who are experts in “people ending up in the Thames”.
Despite confirming there was no sighting of him coming off the bridge, police said that he “may not resurface” if he had ended up in the river.
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