Police Find Car in Justin Henry Murder Hunt
Officers from the Metropolitan Police made a grim discovery on Monday evening, November 6. A red Nissan Almera was found parked near Nicholas Court, Dale Road, Purley. The vehicle is central to the investigation into the murder of Justin Henry, who has been missing since October 15. The family, though awaiting formal identification, has been informed about the find.
Two Men Charged, Woman Bailed
Two men aged 29 and 28 now face charges linked to Justin Henry’s murder. Meanwhile, a 27-year-old woman was arrested on suspicion of kidnapping but has been released on bail pending further inquiries.
The police have treated the Nissan as a crucial crime scene to secure evidence. A post-mortem has been conducted, though the cause of death remains unclear.
Detective Chief Inspector Appeals for Privacy and Info
“We have carried out a detailed examination at the scene. Our hearts go out to Justin Henry’s family who have faced weeks of agonising uncertainty. We ask the media to respect their privacy at this difficult time,” said Detective Chief Inspector Matt Webb, from the Met’s Specialist Crime Command.
DCI Webb confirmed the investigation is ongoing and appealed for any information about the red Nissan’s movements after Justin vanished.
Meet Justin Henry: Last Seen Wearing Priceless Jewellery
- Justin Henry has links to SE23/Forest Hill.
- Last seen at his partner’s address in Brixton on October 15.
- Reported missing the very next day.
- He was wearing a Rolex watch, three Cartier bracelets, and a diamond ring – all highly distinctive.
CCTV caught Justin buying food at a McDonald’s drive-thru on London Road, croydon/" title="Croydon" data-wpil-keyword-link="linked">Croydon, around 9.50pm on the night he went missing. Following that, he appears to have driven to Waddon New Road, where his silver Mercedes E-Class stayed parked for over two hours. The car was later discovered on Kingswood Drive, SE19.
Police Follow Forensic Leads, Seize CCTV and Phone Records
The inquiry has involved forensic inspections of a Croydon address, Justin’s car, and extensive analysis of CCTV footage and mobile phone data. The Met urges anyone with information to get in touch urgently.
Witnesses or anyone with tips can contact Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
