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Finbar Sullivan named as 21-year-old victim of Primrose Hill stabbing
A second man was wounded nearby, and police said they are reviewing CCTV, witness accounts and forensic evidence.
- On Tuesday evening, Finbar Sullivan, 21, was fatally stabbed at Primrose Hill in London after reports of a fight shortly after 18:30 BST, with Metropolitan Police officers discovering him near the popular viewpoint.
- A second man was found with stab wounds on nearby Park Road and transported to hospital by Paramedics, though officials confirmed his injuries are not life-threatening.
- Detective Inspector Andy Griffin, leading the investigation, confirmed authorities are analyzing CCTV footage and speaking with witnesses as no arrests have been made regarding the attack.
- Appealing for public assistance, Griffin said, "This incident occurred in a busy, public park and there may be many witnesses who can help us piece together what happened," as The Met urged anyone with footage to come forward.
- The Metropolitan Police confirmed Sullivan's family is receiving support from specialist officers, with Griffin stating, "Finbar's family have suffered a devastating loss and our thoughts are with them as they navigate this very challenging time.
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Finbar Sullivan fell dead after a knife attack in broad daylight and in front of the horrified eyes of hundreds of Londoners who were in the park enjoying the good weather.
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ITVMan, 21, killed in Primrose Hill stabbing named by police
Finbar Sullivan died in one of two double stabbings in London on Tuesday. A 21-year-old man killed in one of two double stabbings on Tuesday has been named by police. Finbar Sullivan was fatally stabbed in a fight in Primrose Hill, north London, in the early evening and despite the efforts of paramedics he was pronounced dead at the scene. A second man, aged in his 20s, was found nearby in Regent’s Park Road with knife wounds and was taken to ho…
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