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We need justice for Blessing Police urged to do more to investigate death Lewisham and Southwark Trades Union Councils have criticised the police response to the vigil for Sarah Everard and the death of Blessing Olusegun. Ms Everard, 33, vanished near Clapham Common on March 3 after leaving a friend’s home to walk home. Police officer Wayne Couzens was charged with her murder and kidnap after her body was found in a builder’s bag in Ashford woodland. Ms Olusegun was a 21-year-old business student from south east London. She went to Bexhill on a one-week placement as a carer to help older people with dementia and other mental health issues.
SUSSEX Police have said they are continuing to investigate the death of Blessing Olusegun. The body of Blessing, 21, was found lying on the beach near Galley Hill, Bexhill, at 6.20am on September 18. A post mortem took place on September 24 and further forensic tests were carried out in order for the cause of Blessing’s death to be established. These tests confirmed Blessing’s death resulted from drowning and this information was shared with Blessing’s mother by officers in person on October 16, police said. The post mortem examination, carried out by an independent pathologist, found “no evidence of violence or of internal or external injury”.
Blessing Olusegun and Sarah Everard police response slammed newsshopper.co.uk - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from newsshopper.co.uk Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.