CCTV footage chilling CCTV footage released by police showed the moment that a masked gunman went to London Park with peaceful peace. Shooting a 15 -year -old boy In the chest.
The killer wearing a dark cap and Balaklava, hid a handgun in his jacket’s pocket as he was walking in the field of children playing in Amsley Horneiman’s Placens Park in Horneiman’s Placens Park Boybrock groveWhere hundreds of family fun days were celebrating.
He set fire Clean Graham Before jumping the park fence and chasing another man, branding gun in his left hand.
Police have released shocking footage a year after the teenager’s murder as they appeal for information about the unresolved shooting at 7.20 am on July 21 last year.
The metropolitan police detectives believe that the North West London sits within a small pocket of the London community and some people know the identity of the killer.
Detective Chief Inspector Alison Foxwell, who is leading the investigation, said: “The person responsible for the murder of Rene set fire to a busy park, where dozens of people, including very young children, were enjoying themselves.
“The officials have appealed to the local community on many occasions – we believe that people are sitting in the name of the responsible person.
“This person, who was ready to take the life of the rane and put the life of others at risk, lives in your community. Now is the time that is the time to stay in contact with us to provide peace to the family of Rene.
He said that Rene’s family was destroyed by his death. In the 20s, a person has been interviewed under caution on murder recently, but they are continuing to investigate all the lines of investigation.
Last year, in a heartbreaking appeal, the teenager’s mother Jan John-Frankois begged those who “see anything-or anything to come forward”, “Your bravery could be the key to bringing peace to a broken family”.
In a personal argument, he said: “Today is my son, but tomorrow you can be one. Please stand with me through the darkness.
“From the depth of my broken heart, I inspire you to come forward and help me find justice for my son Rene Graham.”
He said: “There are no words that can catch the pain of my loss.
“It is a sadness that I would not like it on my worst enemy – I have lost everything, my world will never be the same.”
Four men – 21 and 20 and others aged two and others – were arrested last year on suspicion of murder, but no further action was taken.
Crimestoppers is giving a reward of up to £ 20,000 for the identity of those responsible for the murder and information leading to prosecution.
Alexa Lucas, Regional Manager of London for Crimstoppers, said: “Rene is very sad last year in a broad daylight with more than two hundred people.
“The significant and permanent effects on their family, friends and local community cannot be underestimated and our thoughts and sensations are with their loved ones.
“We believe in someone who either sees the incident or knows about someone who was that day, he will have information. No matter how insignificant they think they can help in bringing those people into justice. You can completely contact the crimestoppers anonymously – we will not ask your name and you will not report online.
“We don’t record the call, so once you contact our charity, there is no further participation. Your information is passed anonymous to the police, in which no questions are asked.
“Please do the right thing to find justice for the rane, which was only 15 years old at the time of your death. Your information can create a real difference, and you can be eligible for reward.”
You can contact Crimestoppers by calling or going anonymously by calling or going on 0800 555 111 www.crimstoppers-uk.org,
Any information can be provided by calling 101 or by providing reference CAD 6343/21jul, by calling @Metcc on X.
