Detectives investigate disappearance of a student the nurse asked for information month on from last confirmed observation of her.
Owami Davis, 24 of Grace, Essex, was last visible just after midnight in Derby Road, West Croydon, South London, on Thursday 7 July.
An unconfirmed sighting placed her in off Clarendon Road later that morning around 7am.
The Metropolitan Police stated that she left her family home in Grace three days earlier on Monday 4th July.
Police arrested five people – two on suspicion of murder and three on suspicion of kidnap. The last one was 27-year- the old man is arrested on suspicion of kidnap on Saturday.
Four of those arrested were released on pledge.
DCI Nigel Penny, who is leading investigation, said: “This is a complex ongoing investigation involving a significant number of of officers.
“We are working tirelessly to follow each line of investigation, including extensive CCTV sweeps as we continue to search for Owami.
“Now we are a month on from last confirmed observation of her. I can’t imagine what time it was like for her family. We continue to provide with whatever support we can.
“I’m glad for in help we received from public yet, but I have to again address for anyone who It has information – no matter how insignificant, in their opinion, it may be – to receive in touch.”
Investigators have filed an appeal for in driver of white van that was parked in Derby Road when Owami was last seen to come forward.
She and the man crossed the road just how the van pulled out.
owami mother Nicole Davis, made public appeals through the police for help find her daughter.
She said, “It’s such a terrible time for all those who who love ovami and i beg for anyone who Can help find her to contact the police.
“Every day we hope to hear news what ovami is coming back to usyour help can do so.”
Davis was nearing the end of study and get a job with Guy and St. Thomas Health Foundation, her mother said PA news agency.
she worked in A&E during the Covid-19 pandemic and was interested in does research on illness.
Davis, who nickname “Princess” because of her love of Disney, had family holidays are planned to Spain and Disneyland Paris.
Anyone with information ask call incident room on 020 8721 4622. Police reported information provided that they are treated with respect and anyone who came forward to help the officers will be given support.
