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Samaria Ayanle: Body found in Thames believed to be missing woman

A body found in the River Thames is believed to be missing student Samaria Ayanle.
The police are treating her death as unexplained.
The body was discovered on February 22, with no personal property, and fingerprint tests were inconclusive.

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BBC News

Samaria Ayanle: Body found in Thames believed to be missing woman

Samaria Ayanle, 19, was last seen on CCTV footage in central London almost three weeks ago.

1 month ago·United Kingdom

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Daily Mirror

Samaria Ayanle: Body found in Thames feared to be that of missing teenage student

The Met Police believe a body recovered from the Thames last month is of missing university student Samaria Ayanle who was reported missing last week

1 month ago·London, United Kingdom

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Metro News

Body of student, 19, pulled from river after she went missing three weeks ago

Samaria Ayanle vanished late last month (Picture: Samaria Ayanle Getty/Metropolitan Police) A body recovered from the River Thames last month is believed to be that of missing university student Samaria Ayanle, the Metropolitan Police has said. Ayanle, 19, was last seen at her SOAS University accommodation near Marble Arch in the early hours of February 22. Only hours later, officers received reports of a body on the north foreshore near Putney …

1 month ago·London, United Kingdom

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