Police in London, England are seeking information from the public regarding the stabbing death of Gregory Castillo Volquez in an alley on Tiverton Road on January 13. Two men have been charged with the murder of the 36-year-old victim, but authorities are calling for more details to aid in the investigation.
Speaking outside the scene of the crime, Detective Chief Inspector Jim Barry emphasized the violent impact this incident had on Gregory’s loved ones and the local community. He urged anyone with information, regardless of how small it may seem, to come forward and assist in ensuring justice is served.
Gregory’s family, who are receiving support from law enforcement, expressed their devastation over the loss of their beloved son, father, and friend. They emphasized the importance of even the smallest piece of information in bringing closure and justice for Gregory.
Authorities believe there are witnesses to the attack who have not yet come forward with valuable information. They assured the public that anonymous tips are welcome for those who may feel hesitant about speaking directly to the police.
Individuals with information are encouraged to contact the authorities through the designated phone number or anonymously through Crimestoppers. Additionally, details can be shared via the Major Incident Public Portal online.
The suspects in the case, Benito Ramirez Kones and Gabriel Francisco Pineda Gonzalez, both in their late teens, were charged with murder shortly after the incident. The trial is scheduled to take place on October 20 at the Old Bailey, a central criminal court in London. Authorities are hopeful that the trial will provide further clarity and closure for all involved.