US EditionWoman found dead in Tottenham home named and pictured for first time
- Pepita Sakirecili, also known as Pepita Garcia, was found dead in her home on Reynardson Road, Tottenham, on January 13, after a concern for welfare call from the ambulance service.
- She is believed to have died before Christmas, and the cause of death is currently unknown.
- Dominic Whitton, a 40-year-old man from Reynardson Road, has been charged with preventing a lawful burial in connection with the investigation.
- Detective Inspector Barry Hart is appealing for information and is particularly interested in a taxi driver who may have footage of Pepita struggling with building materials in August 2024.
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The Irish SunWoman, 75, found dead in home as cops launch appeal to find taxi driver
COPS have launched an urgent appeal after an elderly woman was found dead at her home – with a man charged. Pepita Sakirecili, also known as Pepita Garcia, was found dead by officers after they forced their way into her property on January 13. The 75-year-old is believed to have passed away some time before Christmas. Her cause of death is currently unknown. Dominic Whitton, 40, of Reynardson Road, N17 has been charged with preventing a lawful b…
Police appeal for information after woman, 75, found dead in North London home
Police are appealing for information after the death of a 75-year-old woman at a residential property in North London. A spokesperson for Met Police said, “On Monday, 13 January, police received a concern for welfare call from the London Ambulance Service regarding a woman in Reynardson Road, Tottenham, N17. “Officers forced entry to a property in Reynardson Road and found Pepita Sakirecili, also known as Pepita Garcia, deceased. “Pepita is beli…
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