The Trumpet Newspaper Issue 573 (June 15 - 28 2022)
Jailed critic decries prison torture
Jailed critic decries prison torture
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Page6 <strong>The</strong><strong>Trumpet</strong> JUNE <strong>15</strong> - <strong>28</strong> <strong>2022</strong><br />
News<br />
Murdered man’s mum pleads for help<br />
to catch killers<br />
Continued from Page 4<<br />
“My son was an awesome person<br />
with a smile that still warms my<br />
heart. He was a father of three<br />
children and a grandfather of two.<br />
He was a well-loved son, brother,<br />
nephew, uncle, cousin and friend to<br />
many, and we all love and miss him.<br />
He would call me every week or<br />
every other day, we would<br />
‘Facetime’ each other and talk<br />
about the family, and the plans we<br />
have for the future. But others<br />
choose to take his dream and future<br />
plans for his family from him.<br />
“I can only pray and plead to the<br />
conscience of anyone who has<br />
information, no matter how small, to<br />
contact Essex Police. It has been<br />
two years now, and we, the family of<br />
Robert Christopher Powell are<br />
asking you to please look into your<br />
hearts and help us find closure.<br />
“I’ve lost my son to violence, and<br />
I will not be the only mother who<br />
will make an appeal for information<br />
regarding the death of their child.”<br />
Senior investigating officer for<br />
the case, Detective Superintendent<br />
Stephen Jennings, of the Kent and<br />
Essex Serious Crime Directorate,<br />
said: “Although it will never bring<br />
Robert back to his family, we will<br />
not stop until those responsible are<br />
found and brought to justice.<br />
“Nobody should have to go through<br />
the pain of losing a child, but to<br />
have to bear that pain while those<br />
involved walk free is unimaginably<br />
cruel.<br />
“A dedicated team of officers and<br />
staff are still carrying out extensive<br />
enquiries to progress our<br />
investigation and we welcome any<br />
new information, no matter how<br />
minor you think it may be.<br />
“It’s never too late to make a<br />
difference and help Robert’s family,<br />
and it’s never too late to do the right<br />
thing and clear your conscience.”<br />
Three men: 41-year-old Nana<br />
Oppong from Stratford, 36-year-old<br />
Israar Shah from Brentwood, and<br />
37-year-old Temitope Adeyinka<br />
also from Stratford, are believed to<br />
have all been involved.<br />
Nana Oppong, who is also<br />
known as Enz, is 5ft 6ins tall, of a<br />
proportionate build and has links to<br />
the East London areas. Recent<br />
information suggests that he may<br />
now live abroad.<br />
Israar Shah, who also goes by the<br />
name of Slick, is 6ft 1ins tall, of a<br />
slim build and is known to have<br />
links to East London and Romford.<br />
Temitope Adeyinka, also known<br />
as Limo, is 5ft 8ins and of a medium<br />
build. He has links to areas in East<br />
London, in particular Stratford and<br />
Bow.<br />
Robert Powell - Murdered<br />
Do you have information?<br />
If you have any information<br />
please get in contact with Essex<br />
Police.<br />
You can submit a report online or<br />
call 101.<br />
You can also make a report to<br />
independent charity -<br />
CrimeStoppers, 100% anonymously<br />
by calling 0800 555 111 or by<br />
making a report on their website.<br />
More information about rewards<br />
for information can also be found on<br />
the CrimeStoppers website.<br />
Please reference incident<br />
42/84970/20 when providing any<br />
information to make sure it gets to<br />
the right team as quickly as possible.