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Alice Gross murder suspect Zalkalns 'would have been charged' Alice Gross murder suspect Zalkalns 'would have been charged'
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Charges would have been brought against Alice Gross murder suspect Arnis Zalkalns if he had lived, police say.Charges would have been brought against Alice Gross murder suspect Arnis Zalkalns if he had lived, police say.
The body of Alice, 14, was found in the River Brent in west London on 30 September, after she went missing a month earlier.The body of Alice, 14, was found in the River Brent in west London on 30 September, after she went missing a month earlier.
The corpse of Latvian builder Zalkalns was found less than two miles away in Boston Manor Park, on 4 October.The corpse of Latvian builder Zalkalns was found less than two miles away in Boston Manor Park, on 4 October.
The Met Police has told the Crown Prosecution Service saying Zalkalns was responsible for Alice's murder.The Met Police has told the Crown Prosecution Service saying Zalkalns was responsible for Alice's murder.
An inquest into Alice's death is due to resume on Thursday.An inquest into Alice's death is due to resume on Thursday.
The CPS has said the case would have been based on circumstantial evidence, not forensic or eyewitness evidence. 'Sexual motive'
Alice's disappearance sparked what the Met said was its largest inquiry since the 7/7 bombings in 2005.
Det Chief Insp Andy Chalmers said: "Boy, do I wish we'd found her earlier".
Zalkalns, who was working as a labourer on a building site in Isleworth, had been convicted for murdering his wife in Latvia, in 1998.
Police said they believe there was a "sexual motive" to Alice's murder although there is no evidence of that.
Zalkalns found hanged
They added a single DNA sample from Alice's skin "strongly supports" a match to Zalkalns.
But, the CPS said its case would have been based on circumstantial evidence, not forensic or eyewitness evidence.
Officers have said no-one else was involved in Zalkalns' death. He was found hanged.Officers have said no-one else was involved in Zalkalns' death. He was found hanged.
The cause of Alice's death was "compressive asphyxia", they added.
Other key points that have emerged from police at a press briefing:Other key points that have emerged from police at a press briefing: