Hounslow deaths news: Family of 4 found dead including 11-year-old girl as police launch homicide probe

A west London community is in “shock” after a family of four, including two young children, were found dead at their home.

The Met said it was too early to speculate about the “tragic incident.” However, the fact that homicide detectives are involved suggests that a crime could not be ruled out. Forensic scientists in white suits were spotted and photographed at the scene.

“It’s tragic, her parents were really good people, hard workers, the mother was a cleaner in a hotel, I think the father was a construction worker,” said family friend Maria Gouveia, whose daughter was friends with Maja.

In a statement released on Saturday, June 17, Detective Chief Inspector Linda Bradley, who is leading the investigation, said: “I would like to reassure the public that specialized crime investigators are working to determine the circumstances leading up to this tragic incident, and we will.” Provide further updates as needed. Our thoughts are with everyone affected by what happened.”

“Our investigation is at an early stage and the situation remains that we are not currently seeking anyone in connection with the incident.

“However, we remain open-minded and I would urge anyone who feels they have relevant information to get in touch with us as soon as possible.”

Chief Superintendent Sean Wilson, local police commander for west London, said: “I know the shock and despair this terrible incident will bring to the community in Hounslow and beyond. I also realize that this incident will be particularly distressing for children and I ask people to be responsible about what they post on social media and also not to name or speculate on those who have died.

“There will be additional police in the area over the weekend. I urge anyone with information or concerns to speak to these officials.”

A man who lives next door to the family and asked not to be named told reporters: “They were just regular neighbors – we just got greetings here and there, things like that.”

“I came home from work and there were police everywhere. It was really busy. That doesn’t happen here.

“I have no idea what happened.”

Naresh Regmi, 49, who lives nearby, told PA: “Police were here yesterday with forensic investigations and working on the property.

“We didn’t know the people who lived there – maybe they were new to the area?”

Metropolitan Police officers forcibly entered the Staines Road property in Bedfont on Friday after being called over family concerns.

Investigators said they were not looking for anyone else in connection with the death of the family of four.

The deceased have been identified as Michal Wlodarczyk, 39, Monika, 35, Maja, 11, and Dawid, 3, at a home in Hounslow.

Mr Wlodarczyk worked as a building contractor, neighbors said, while his wife worked as a cleaner at a hotel.

Local residents tearfully spoke of their shock after spotting Michal Wlodarczyk, 39, Monika, 35, Maja, 11, and Dawid, 3, at a home in Hounslow just days after the mother was seen walking and their two children “very happily played” together.

Neighbor Oana Petraru, 31, said she often saw Monika joking and laughing with the two children in the evenings and weekends, even just a few days before her tragic death, but added that she rarely saw the father.

She said: “I just saw the mum because the garden is right out there. I saw her outside with the kids sometimes. They were very happy. She was always playing with them, with the ball, just being a mother, you know?

“I never saw the dad, just maybe they were playing outside last week and he was up on the shed climbing up to get the balls down.”

The Telegraph reported the details were included in WhatsApp messages sent out within the school community. It emerged that Maja Wlodarczyk had not been in class since Monday.

“I know the family. My son said that he and she went to school on Monday [Maja] went with him. But she didn’t come on Tuesday,” said the mother.

“She didn’t come on Wednesday and Thursday. She didn’t leave until Monday. My son said he spoke to some of the staff about why she didn’t come. They said they would call family or something.”

The 11-year-old daughter of the Wlodarczyk family was reportedly not seen at school for four days before the four family members were found dead.

A neighbor told the Telegraph that Maja was last seen at Southville Primary School on Monday and that a teacher had asked other students if they knew of her whereabouts before police were alerted.

She was found dead on Friday along with her younger brother Dawid, three, and their parents Michal Wlodarczyk, 39, and Monika Wlodarczyk, 35.

The Telegraph reported on Sunday that a teacher had a conversation with the 6th grader about fears for Maja and that she would “call someone” if she hadn’t been found.

“I think it was her who called the police,” said the anonymous parent.

“She had a whole conversation with us and asked if any of us had heard from Maja. She said she would call someone if neither of us had.”

The Telegraph said WhatsApp messages exchanged between the school community traced a timeline of events.

Here are some of the events that took place on Sunday June 18th.

Local residents wept about their shock following the discovery of Michal Wlodarczyk, 39, Monika, 35, Maja, 11, and Dawid, 3, at a home in Hounslow just days after the mother and their two children were seen “very happy” together played.

Another parent whose daughter Maja was friends with said: “I found out Maja is dead. We also know the parents, dad and mom, they all go out together. [Maja] was just a normal kid, a pretty girl. She’s just a normal kid It’s a shock.”

Detective Chief Inspector Linda Bradley, who is leading the investigation, said Identify special detectives What happened.

In addition, a picture of the Wlodarczyk family was published for the first time.