The Metropolitan police have said that a woman was killed in a property in East London, who was killed on a train tracks.
In the 60s, a woman of age was discovered with several stabbing wounds on a property on Roman Close, Romeford at around 21:00 BST on Sunday.
The British Transport Police (BTP) called the authorities after raising concerns for his welfare. He was declared dead on the spot and the murder is under investigation.
Detectives believe that his death is associated with a 20 -year -old man, who had already died on the tracks at Romeford railway station the same day earlier, a spokesperson of a mate. His death is considered as non-ninthi.
The spokesperson said that the two were known for each other and they are not looking for anyone else regarding the events at this level.
No arrests have been made.
Det Ch Insply Joanna Yorke said: “Our thoughts remain with the family of the victim in this difficult time because we examine the circumstances behind this terrible incident.
“At this stage, we believe that this is a separate phenomenon, in which there is no comprehensive risk to the public.”
