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Man stabbed to death in Kilburn
London Police are appealing for help, as they investigate the stabbing murder of a young man in Kilburn.
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Police appeal for help after murder of fashion designer
Police are appealing for help in solving the murder of a young fashion designer. Shaun Akanbi was found stabbed to death at his flat in Kilburn just before Christmas.
Police say he was a prolific social media user and friends and family became concerned when they hadn't heard from him.
Shaun was the founder of the online clothing company Billy Boyce, whose creations are said to have been endorsed by rap stars including Miss Dynamate and Fazer from N-Dubz.
He had set up the Billy Boyce clothing business while he was studying at the London College of Fashion.
Police have set up a murder incident room and can be contacted on 020 8721 4868.
Margaret Feord's report features an interview with Detective Chief Inspector Russell Taylor.
Tributes paid to murdered fashion designer
Billy Boyce was named after Moshoood Abiola Akanbi's father Billy. The fashion house is described as Mayfair style fused with Camden street culture on its official website.
Tributes have been paid to Middlesex University law graduate Akanbi on social networking websites.
Aries Lachey left a tribute on the Billy Boyce official Facebook page:"R.I.P Shaun you were always very sweet to me. May god bless your soul. Such a shame you were taken so early."
Bow tie company Sulphurgenic tweeted:
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Man stabbed to death was celebrity fashion designer
A man who was stabbed to death in North West London, identified as Moshoood Abiola Akanbi, founded urban designer house Billy Boyce in 2009 while studying at the London College of Fashion, and his clothing designs have been worn by celebrities, including Miss Dynamite, Ironik and Fazer from N-Dubz.
A murder investigation was launched after Moshood, 26, also known as Shaun Akanbi, was found dead in Exeter Road, Kilburn.
Officers forced their way into an address in Cedar Lodge, where they found his body.
A post-mortem examination which took place on Boxing Day at Northwick Park Mortuary gave the cause of death as multiple stab wounds to the torso.
Nobody has been arrested in connection with the murder. Scotland Yard are appealing for witnesses.
Man stabbed to death in Kilburn
London Police are appealing for witnesses, as they investigate the stabbing murder of a young man in Kilburn last Saturday.
Emergency services were called to a home in Cedar Lodge on Exeter Road, where they found a man dead.
Police say he had multiple stab wounds to the stomach.
The dead man has been identified as 26-year-old Moshood Abiola Akanbi. He is also known as Shaun Akanbi.
Police have not made any arrests yet, and are urging any witnesses to call Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.