US EditionPolice issue appeal five years after double murder at lockdown party
- Two men, aged 36 and 21, were killed by gunfire at a lockdown gathering held in a Manchester car park during the early morning hours of June 21, 2020.
- The shooting happened at a party attended by 300-400 people that breached lockdown rules, with the suspect believed to have traveled from Birmingham that night.
- Police found three shell casings at the scene, have conducted raids and questioned people, but no one has been charged despite a £50,000 reward for information leading to a conviction.
- Detective Chief Inspector Neil Higginson urged witnesses to come forward, assuring they can remain anonymous and emphasizing the need to help two grieving families seek justice.
- Five years later, investigations continue as the families and police persist in their fight for justice and remembrance, hoping cooperation will bring resolution.
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Junior was enjoying the sunshine with his young son - within hours he was shot dead in double murder - Manchester Evening News
EXCLUSIVE: New video shows Abayomi 'Junior' Ajose and Cheriff Tall before they were shot dead at a lockdown party. Five years on, their killer has never been found. John Scheerhout reports.
·Manchester, United Kingdom
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