Human bones discovered in Seven Kings Park, Ilford
Police have launched an investigation after remains were found in the popular east London park.
Incident → evidence → outcomeAn investigation has been launched by the Metropolitan Police following the discovery of bones believed to be human in Seven Kings Park, Ilford. Officers were alerted to reports of the remains at approximately 1:50 PM on Tuesday, November 3. Forensic specialists have been observed at the scene as enquiries continue.
A spokesperson for the Metropolitan Police stated, "On Tuesday, 3 November at around 13:50hrs, police were alerted to reports of bones being found in Seven Kings Park, Ilford. While further investigation is ongoing, the bones are believed to be human. A crime scene remains in place while enquiries continue."
Seven Kings Park, a popular location for dog walkers, spans over 48 acres and includes a 1.4km walking trail, a cricket pitch, a skate park, and a children's play area. The park is managed by Vision Redbridge Culture and Leisure (Vision RCL).
The Metropolitan Police and Vision RCL have been contacted for further comment. The crime scene remains in place at Seven Kings Park.
Questions this report answers
01When were the bones discovered in Seven Kings Park?
Bones believed to be human were discovered in Seven Kings Park, Ilford, on Tuesday, November 3. Police were alerted to the reports at approximately 1:50 PM on that day.
02What is the current situation at Seven Kings Park?
A crime scene remains in place at Seven Kings Park while police continue their investigations into the discovery of the bones. Forensic specialists have been seen at the location.
03Who manages Seven Kings Park?
Seven Kings Park is managed by Vision Redbridge Culture and Leisure, also known as Vision RCL. This organisation oversees the operations of the park.
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