London homicides

Reece Davidson had a bad feeling about the man dressed in black and wearing a COVID mask who was hanging around the dying embers of the bonfire at a southwest London bush party.

The bush party homicide trial continued Thursday, but with only one, not two, defendants.

A funeral will be held Thursday for a London man who died after getting into a fight on Richmond Row.

Allana Lebars must wait for another court day. Read More

Within hours of stabbing Alex Pacheco multiple times with a pocket knife during an ill-fated drug deal, Jonathon Ysebaert sent his brother a confession. Read More

The girlfriend of a man found shot to death on an east London street more than three years ago said she “frantically” searched for him after he failed to call her back at an appointed time. Read More

Robert Charnock’s mental state at the time he killed his boarding house neighbour is the central issue at his second-degree murder trial. Read More

Robert Charnock and Kenneth Wallis had lived beside each other peacefully at a Wharncliffe Road boarding house. Read More

Mohammed Abdallah, critically stabbed eight times and covered in blood, was trying to crawl to the sidewalk when two people saw him. Read More

Wearing a T-shirt with an image of his daughter’s face on it, Dan Jennings sat metres away from the man accused of killing her Wednesday. Read More

The death of Londoner Donna Awcock, a 17-year-old whose badly beaten body was found Oct. 13, 1983, near the Fanshawe Dam, remains one of the region's most stubborn cold-case homicides. Awcock's sister, Tammy Dennett, who's organized an anniversary memorial walk Friday, spoke to The Free Press about the case and

London’s latest homicide victim and the woman accused of killing him were charged together in the summer after police say they found two suspects in a vehicle containing stolen goods. Read More