Teen Murder Shocks Greenwich: Cameron Murfitt Stabbed to Death
Detectives have named the Greenwich stabbing victim as 18-year-old Cameron Murfitt. Police were called to Academy Road, Woolwich, at 3:28pm on Sunday, 15 March, following reports of a man with stab wounds.
Officers and paramedics found Cameron in Woolwich Common. Despite desperate efforts from passers-by and emergency teams, he was pronounced dead at the scene.
Stab Wound to Thigh Proves Fatal
A post-mortem at Greenwich Mortuary on 17 March confirmed Cameron died from a thigh stab wound. Specialist Crime South, led by Detective Chief Inspector Richard Leonard, is handling the probe.
An 18-year-old man was arrested the next day on suspicion of murder and has since been bailed to return in mid-April.
Hit-and-Stab Incident Unfolded After Road Collision
Investigators revealed a collision between a white car and Cameron’s motorbike led to him falling off. The suspect then exited their vehicle and stabbed him.
Police believe the victim and attacker knew each other. Anyone with information, footage, or images is urged to contact the incident room on 020 8721 4622.
Met Police Vow to Crack Down on London Violence
Reducing violent crime remains the Met’s top priority. Officers are working round the clock to remove weapons, reassure communities, and bring offenders to justice.
The public’s role is crucial. Police urge anyone aware of crimes or suspects carrying weapons to come forward immediately.
