The photo of an unidentified body of a man who is believed to be a Kenyan stowaway, and was said to have landed in a London home after falling from 3,500ft to his death from a Kenya Airways flight, has been released by the Police.
The lifeless body of the Kenyan stowaway was said to have landed in a garden in South London, and the Metropolitan Police are looking to ID the body.
According to the report by the Sun, detectives released an e-fit of the tragic the Kenyan stowaway man, alongside photos of a bag found in the landing gear compartment
A post mortem held after the discovery of the body gave the cause of death as multiple injuries.
Moving police photos reveal the man’s rucksack, containing unfinished bottles of Fanta and water, a marker pen, trainers, and some blue canvas the report added.
The bag strap was marked with capital white letters, MCA.
Neighbours said the falling body narrowly missed landing on a sunbather in his 20s as it smashed to the ground in Clapham on June 30.
His friend, who was inside the house, said: “He didn’t even realise what it was to begin with. He was asleep and then there was a huge impact.
“The body literally landed one metre away from him and was obliterated. My friend was very shaken.
“There were a few of us in the house at the time and it was lucky only one of us was in the garden.
“Nobody would have survived being hit. The impact was horrific.”
Detective Sergeant Paul Graves, of the South Central Command Unit, said: “We have pursued a number of lines of inquiry in what has been a very sad incident to investigate.
“This man has a family somewhere who need to know what has happened to their loved one.
“Our investigation has included liaison with the authorities in Kenya, from where the flight took off, but so far our efforts to identify this man have proved fruitless.
“I hope by releasing this e-fit someone known to the deceased will recognise him and make contact.”