The British authorities have released the name of the man who was attacked with a knife in north London. This is the 37-year-old Cypriot, Peter Petrou.
According to Parikiaki, the police appeal for information from anyone who knows about the case.
His family, who lost one of their own in 1992, describe Peter as "the life and soul of all."
According to the facts of the case, the police received a call at 22:24 on Thursday (16/7) for a knife attack against the 37-year-old in Kilburn.
The unfortunate Cypriot was transported by ambulance to the hospital but the doctors confirmed his death.
The legal autopsy will take place on Tuesday (20/7). It is believed that the Cypriot was involved in an argument with another man outside a well-known restaurant in the area. The man fled the scene before police arrived. He is described as a young man, around 20 with an athletic body, while he was dressed in dark clothes.
Peter's sister said: "This is the second murder we as a family are suffering from. Our sister, Tracy Meade, was also murdered in 1992 and no one has been convicted. "As a family we are deeply shocked and can not believe how we will be able to deal with this tragedy again, especially when the perpetrator has not been arrested."
According to the case investigator, Darren Jones, "this senseless murder left Peter 's family with an unthinkable loss. Hell and my team and I are having an intensive examination to see what happened. We are determined to bring those responsible to justice. I call on anyone who knows or has heard of the murder to think about how Peter's family feels. "No family deserves to go through what they are going through now."
Source: Sigmalive