Nanny who disappeared six a few weeks ago could still travel frequently by train in London, looking stunned and confused, police said.
Fears are rising for in safety of Owami Davis, 24, from Grace, Essex who haven’t been seen since shortly after midnight on July 7, walk on london road in Croydon.
More than a month on after her disappearance, the Metropolitan Police stated that they thought she might still be “in local area as well as in need of helpand called anyone with information about her come forward.
British Transport Police (BTP) made a fresh call on Twittersaying Davis could still be using trains.
They said she may appear dazed or confused and try to talk to others. women who travel alone.
BTP tweeted: “We know Owami Davis, 24, regularly uses the railroad and subway. network travel from Grace, Essex to Croydon area. Often via West Ham and West Croydon stations. metpoliceuk considers dates from July 7, 2022 onwards.
“Owami may still travel regularly on the railroad. in a vulnerable state that appears stunned or confused and possibly eager to engage in combat with other single female travelers.
“If you are know Where is Owami, call the police.
The Met said in a statement: “Owami is depressed and in absence of her medicine can use alcohol to ease her depression.”
There were several potential sightings of Davis in Croydon area since her disappearance, police have been examining CCTV cameras to try to verify if these were indeed her sightings.
The Metro has made number of appeals for information. force Crime Control Department leading investigation and supported by the National Crime Agency.
Five people were arrested in relation to the investigation and were released on pledge.
Det Ch Insp Nigel Penny, leading investigation, said: “The search for Owami Davis is ongoing and we are conducting searches, appeals and extensive CCTV investigations in to track and find her.
“Let me remind you people that even if the detectives are from a specialist crime investigate it remains missing person investigation.
He said to Davis, or anyone who could help her in trouble. Investigators downloaded about 50,000 files. hours of video surveillance and succeeded view about 10,000 hours already.
You can contact the police on 020 8721 4622 or Crimestoppers can accept information anonymously on 0800 555111 or online.
