Household of 4 discovered useless in London flat ‘stabbed’ as homicide probe launched
Detectives investigating the deaths of four members of the same family at a flat in Hounslow are treating the deaths of Monika, Maja and Dawid Wlodarczyk as homicide, with an inquest opened and adjourned by the coroner, police have introduced.
The first two autopsy examinations have been held at Fulham Mortuary on Sunday, 18 June. The explanation for loss of life for Monika Wlodarczyk, 35, was given as a number of sharp pressure accidents.
The explanation for loss of life for Michal Wlodarczyk, 39, was given as sharp pressure accidents to the neck. Police weren’t capable of present additional particulars as to the circumstances of his loss of life at this stage.
Post-mortem examinations for Maja Wlodarczyk, aged 11, and Dawid Wlodarczyk, aged three, occurred yesterday at Great Ormond Street Hospital.
Cause of loss of life for Maja was given as a stab wound to the center, and for Dawid as a number of stab accidents.
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It just isn’t but recognized on which date the 4 folks died.
Police have been referred to as by Maja’s faculty at 15.12pm, on Friday, 16 June, since they and her associates have been involved she had not attended faculty since Monday, 12 June, and relations had not replied to messages.
Officers compelled entry to the household residence – a flat in Staines Road, Bedfont – a short while later, the place, tragically, the 4 our bodies have been discovered.
Inquests opened and adjourned on Tuesday, June 20, at West London Coroner’s Court.
The Met’s investigation is led by murder detectives from the Specialist Crime Command, and enquiries proceed.
Detective Chief Inspector Linda Bradley, who’s main the investigation, mentioned: “Specialist detectives proceed to analyze the circumstances which led to this tragic incident.
“We are continuing to support family members at this unimaginably difficult time, and we thank the local community for their understanding in recent days whilst we conducted enquiries at the scene.
“The situation remains that we are not currently seeking anybody else in connection with the incident.”
Anyone with information that may assist the investigation is asked to call 101, quoting reference 5135/16Jun. Alternatively please provide information via the online form here.
Speaking at the scene at the weekend, Maria Gouveia, 37 said her daughter, a classmate of Maja’s, attended a sleepover party at the house on May 31.
She added: “It’s tragic, her mother and father have been actually good folks, laborious staff.
“Maja was a lovely, beautiful girl, with a strong personality, but she had not been in school for a few days.
“People in her class were texting her, my daughter messaged her on Snapchat, it was not like her to go quiet.”
The household had been planning a vacation to Majoraca to have a good time Mr Wlodarczyk’s birthday, she mentioned, including: “That’s where I hoped they were when I heard about this.
“It’s shocking, the little boy was so sweet, he was going to start nursery in a few months, we are praying for them.”
Joanne Lacey, headteacher of Southville Primary School, said: “Maja was a valued member of our Southville family.
“She was bright, confident, determined, sporty, and an excellent student.
“Maja’s brother, Dawid, was due to join us in our Nursery in September.
“This is clearly devastating news for Maja’s friends, our school family and the wider local community.”