£10,000 Reward Offered for Information on Rohan Trotman Murder Suspect

The Metropolitan Police have announced a £10,000 reward for information that helps locate Musa Sillah, who is wanted in connection with the murder of Rohan Trotman. Mr Trotman, a 26-year-old father, was fatally stabbed in Nunhead Green on June 25, 2023. He died in hospital the day after the attack.

Mr Trotman was riding a new electric bike when he was attacked by two men, according to MyLondon. One of the men involved in the attack, Yusuf Kallon, was convicted in June 2024 for his role in the murder. He is currently serving a minimum sentence of 28 years and was also found guilty of two robbery charges.

Search for Suspect Abroad

Musa Sillah, aged 23 and from Walworth, is believed to be in Gambia. He also has connections to Spain and Germany. Detectives from the Metropolitan Police stated they urgently need to speak with him as part of their ongoing investigation into Mr Trotman's death.

Detective Chief Inspector Lucie Card stated that the determination to secure justice for Mr Trotman and his family remains strong. She added that while one individual has been convicted, the investigation continues, and there are believed to be people with information that could help identify and locate others involved. DCI Card urged anyone with information about Mr Sillah's whereabouts or the circumstances of the murder to come forward, and also appealed directly to Mr Sillah to contact the police.

Rohan Trotman's mother, Debra, shared that her family has been waiting for answers since her son's death in 2023. She emphasised that her son's life mattered and his loss should not go unanswered, urging anyone with information to contact the police or Crimestoppers anonymously. She stressed that no detail is too small and that her family deserves justice.

Inner London Crown Court heard that Yusuf Kallon and an accomplice stole a motorbike from the Waterloo area before the fatal stabbing. Kallon was arrested and charged with murder within two weeks of the incident. Evidence presented to the jury indicated Kallon had made plans to flee the country, including booking a flight and attempting to obtain a new passport quickly. Detectives used extensive CCTV analysis to identify him as a suspect.

How to Provide Information

Anyone with information regarding Musa Sillah's whereabouts or the murder of Rohan Trotman is asked to contact the Metropolitan Police by calling 101 and quoting CAD 8507/25June24. For those wishing to remain anonymous and to be eligible for the £10,000 reward, contact Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 or via their website.