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E-fit released in bid to identify Clapham plane-fall man E-fit released in bid to identify Clapham plane-fall man
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Police are looking for help to identify a man who fell out of a plane from Kenya onto a garden in London. Police are looking for help to identify a man who fell out of a plane from Kenya into a garden in London.
Officers were called to an address in Offerton Road, Clapham, in June, where the body of the man, believed to be in his 30s, was found.Officers were called to an address in Offerton Road, Clapham, in June, where the body of the man, believed to be in his 30s, was found.
He is thought to have fallen from the landing gear compartment of the aircraft headed for Heathrow Airport.He is thought to have fallen from the landing gear compartment of the aircraft headed for Heathrow Airport.
Scotland Yard has released an e-fit image of the man.Scotland Yard has released an e-fit image of the man.
The force said it believed the man was Kenyan but was "keeping an open mind".The force said it believed the man was Kenyan but was "keeping an open mind".
Officers also released images of a bag which was found in the landing gear compartment when the plane landed.Officers also released images of a bag which was found in the landing gear compartment when the plane landed.
The bag contained a small amount of Kenyan currency of the and featured a strap which had 'MCA' written on it, the Metropolitan Police said. The bag contained a small amount of Kenyan currency and had a strap with "MCA" written on it, the Metropolitan Police said.
Det Sgt Paul Graves said: "We have pursued a number of lines of inquiry in what has been a very sad incident to investigate.Det Sgt Paul Graves said: "We have pursued a number of lines of inquiry in what has been a very sad incident to investigate.
"This man has a family somewhere who need to know what has happened to their loved one."This man has a family somewhere who need to know what has happened to their loved one.
"Our investigation has included liaison with the authorities in Kenya, from where the flight took off, but so far our efforts to identify this man have proved fruitless.""Our investigation has included liaison with the authorities in Kenya, from where the flight took off, but so far our efforts to identify this man have proved fruitless."
The force said the man's death was not being treated as suspicious.The force said the man's death was not being treated as suspicious.