Police have launched a murder investigation into the remains of Junior George Nelson, found in 2016, ten months after his disappearance in Kilburn. Reports indicate he was last seen in August 2015 and was believed to have been exploited by individuals involved in drug dealing. Although four people were initially arrested, no charges were filed. Detective Constable Iain McDonald urged the community, especially those in Kilburn, to come forward with information, stressing the need for justice for Junior's family after a decade of unanswered questions.
Detective Constable Iain McDonald from the Met's Specialist Crime Command said: "It's been ten years since Junior disappeared - years in which his family and friends have been left without the answers they deserve. We remain committed to finding those responsible for Junior's death but need the public's help."
He was being taken advantage of by those involved in dealing illegal drugs in Kilburn. The case became a murder investigation after his body was found.
Police believe that prior to his disappearance, Junior was being taken advantage of by those involved in dealing illegal drugs in Kilburn.
Anyone with information that could aid the investigation is asked to contact Crimestoppers, an independent charity, anonymously.
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