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| Dead woman may have been followed | Dead woman may have been followed |
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| Police are investigating whether a woman who died after a "very violent and nasty attack" at her house was followed home. | Police are investigating whether a woman who died after a "very violent and nasty attack" at her house was followed home. |
| Laila Rezk, 51, was found unconscious with serious head injuries at her home in Robin Hood Lane, Kingston Vale, south west London, on Wednesday. | Laila Rezk, 51, was found unconscious with serious head injuries at her home in Robin Hood Lane, Kingston Vale, south west London, on Wednesday. |
| She was taken to a south London hospital where she died the next day. | She was taken to a south London hospital where she died the next day. |
| Police said Mrs Rezk may have opened the door to her attacker, as there was no sign of a forced entry. | Police said Mrs Rezk may have opened the door to her attacker, as there was no sign of a forced entry. |
| A post-mortem examination concluded she died of severe head injuries. | |
| Bus journey | Bus journey |
| Det Supt Richard Heselden said Mrs Rezk's son, daughter and her daughter's boyfriend arrived at the house in the evening and found the front door slightly ajar. | Det Supt Richard Heselden said Mrs Rezk's son, daughter and her daughter's boyfriend arrived at the house in the evening and found the front door slightly ajar. |
| They found the victim lying between the living room and hall. Miss Rezk's boyfriend had tried to resuscitate her. | They found the victim lying between the living room and hall. Miss Rezk's boyfriend had tried to resuscitate her. |
| Police said Mrs Rezk boarded a number 85 bus at Putney railway station at 1920 GMT and got off in the vicinity of Robin Hood roundabout, near Robin Hood Lane, about 20 minutes later. | |
| "What we do know is that there was no obvious sign of forced entry, so it is possible that Laila opened the door to her attacker," Det Supt Richard Heselden said. | "What we do know is that there was no obvious sign of forced entry, so it is possible that Laila opened the door to her attacker," Det Supt Richard Heselden said. |
| No arrests have been made. | No arrests have been made. |