Rape: in Peckham Rye Park

By EDLORDER
November 1, 2020 in General ED Issues / Gossip

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EDLORDER

Posted November 1, 2020

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Posted November 1, 2020

Hello,

Just wanted to share this here as I was informed that an incident of rape occurred a couple weeks ago in the early hours of the morning in the park and was overheard by a friend but they put it down to the foxes(The live across from the park). In the end the Police had knocked on his door later in the morning and had asked if he heard anything, as a female had been raped in the park and that's when he reported that he did but thought it was the foxes.

Just wanted to let people know as I'm not sure if this info has been disclosed to the public and if the rapist has been found since it's now been a couple of weeks.

Be careful everyone.

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