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Community nurse Evidence Joel, 39, (pictured) told the Evening Standard : We thought Richard would be found or would just come home. But he s not. My baby will never come home to his mummy again
Mr Okorogheye s mother Evidence Joel previously said the Oxford Brookes University student had spoken of struggling to cope with university pressures
Metropolitan Police officers at the scene at the Wake Valley pond in Epping Forest following the discovery of a man s body. April 6
Metropolitan Police at the scene at Wake Valley pond in Epping Forest following the discovery of a man s body. Richard Okorogheye s mother was told the body matches his description
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The body of a man found in Epping Forest has now been formally identified as Richard Okorogheye. On Monday (April 5) the Metropolitan Police were informed by colleagues at Essex Police that the body of a man had been found in a lake in Epping Forest. Formal identification has now taken place and the body has been confirmed as 19-year-old Richard Okorogheye. His next of kin have been informed and are being supported by specialist officers. Richard, who studied at Oxford Brookes University, went missing from his home in Ladbroke Grove on Monday March 22. He was reported missing on March 24. He was seen boarding the 23 bus in Ladbroke Grove heading southbound.
The body of a man found in Epping Forest has now been formally identified as Richard Okorogheye. On Monday (April 5) the Metropolitan Police were informed by colleagues at Essex Police that the body of a man had been found in a lake in Epping Forest. Formal identification has now taken place and the body has been confirmed as 19-year-old Richard Okorogheye. His next of kin have been informed and are being supported by specialist officers. Richard, who studied at Oxford Brookes University, went missing from his home in Ladbroke Grove on Monday March 22. He was reported missing on March 24. He was seen boarding the 23 bus in Ladbroke Grove heading southbound.