Terrifying screams as two 'amazing' women found dead in London park as cops probe mysterious deaths | The Sun

TWO "amazing" women have been found dead at a beauty spot park in London.

Horrified witnesses described hearing terrifying screams before emergency crews scrambled to Fryent Country Park in Wembley yesterday.

Two women were found unresponsive and Fryent Park, WembleyCredit: UKNIP

No one has been arrested, and the ages of the women have not been revealedCredit: London News Pictures

Both women were declared dead at the scene at around 1.08pm.

Police have launched an investigation into the death riddle with homicide detectives informed.

They said post-mortems will be carried out in due course to establish a cause of death.

Today, a bouquet of pink and white roses were left with a handwritten note behind the police cordon.

"AMAZING" WOMEN

The flowers appear to be addressed to a “Nicole” and “Beeba” whose names were written within hand-drawn hearts.

The message, signed by "Jack" with a kiss, read “you were an amazing person” and “so funny.”

His tribute added: “You will be sadly missed.”

Aditi Patel, a local resident who was at the scene when police arrived, told The Sun that first responders arrived with what appeared to be a defibrillator machine.

She said: "Two female officers arrived, briskly walking through Slough Lane entrance carrying first aid and what looked like a defib machine.

A man possibly in his 50s approached and told them he heard screams and that he could show them where to go.
Aditi Patel

"A man possibly in his 50s approached and told them he heard screams and that he could show them where to go.

"They were taken up the path and disappeared. Then maybe two to three mins later another two male officers came running in."

The safeguarding and child protection consultant continued: "The officer who arrived after the first two female officers was then seen running towards the entrance, as if looking for someone. Quite urgent."

Ms Patel commented that there is usually "zero police presence" at the park.

She said: "Families and children are out daily in droves enjoying the vast walking spaces, which in my opinion are unsafe.

"It is extremely easy to be [at] risk of an attack and not be seen."

"SCREAMS"

A local councillor said the park was "very popular with local residents as well as visitors".

Ketan Sheth said: "I am completely alarmed and shocked to hear that the bodies of two young women have been found."

A spokeswoman for the London Ambulance Service said: "We were called at 1.25pm to reports of an incident at Fryent Country Park in Kingsbury.

"We sent an ambulance crew, an advanced paramedic practitioner and an incident response officer, with our first medic arriving in less than six minutes.