Two Years On: Family Pleads for Justice in Calvin Bungisa Murder

Calvin Bungisa’s family remain shattered two years after his brutal murder. “We are still devastated,” they said. Calvin’s mother “feels like she is living in a nightmare.”

They urged anyone with information to come forward. “We cannot move on until justice is done for Calvin,” the family added.

Top Cop’s Plea: Speak Up, End the Suffering

Detective Chief Inspector Mark Cranwell, leading the investigation, appealed for new witnesses. “With two years gone, those who stayed silent might now come forward,” he said.

“Please do the right thing. You can stay anonymous through Crimestoppers. Your tip could bring peace to Calvin’s grieving family.”

DCI Cranwell stressed Crimestoppers is independent and won’t trace calls or ask for names, making it safe to speak out.

The Night of Horror: How Calvin Was Killed

  • April 1, 2019, around 8.30pm – police were called to a stabbing at Grafton Road, NW5.
  • Calvin, 22, was found with multiple stab wounds and died at the scene.
  • Detectives believe four men chased him down Grafton Road before stabbing him.
  • The suspects escaped in a dark VW Bora, later found burnt out in Court Gardens.

CCTV from 2020 shows the murder suspects’ getaway car speeding dangerously through town, even running a red light.

Investigation Ongoing: Reward Offered for Information

Authorities suspect gang involvement and believe many know the truth. “There were young men with Calvin before the attack, and we want to speak to them,” said DCI Cranwell.

A reward of up to £10,000 is available for info leading to a conviction. Five men have been interviewed since 2019, and one man was arrested and released under investigation.

The inquiry remains live and police urge anyone with tips to call 020 8721 4054 or 101, quoting CAD7273/1Apr. To stay anonymous, call Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.

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