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A man who stabbed a woman to death in a "frenzied" attack as she walked to work is being hunted by police.A man who stabbed a woman to death in a "frenzied" attack as she walked to work is being hunted by police.
Carmelita Tulloch, 51, was attacked in Wickham Street, Kennington, south-east London, on Tuesday morning.Carmelita Tulloch, 51, was attacked in Wickham Street, Kennington, south-east London, on Tuesday morning.
A witness saw her fall into the road after a struggle with a man, who then repeatedly stabbed her.A witness saw her fall into the road after a struggle with a man, who then repeatedly stabbed her.
Police said the suspect was described as dark-skinned or black, in his early 30s, about 6ft (1.82m) and his clothes would have been covered in blood.Police said the suspect was described as dark-skinned or black, in his early 30s, about 6ft (1.82m) and his clothes would have been covered in blood.
People have been warned not to approach the suspect who was seen running towards Jonathan Street.People have been warned not to approach the suspect who was seen running towards Jonathan Street.
Ms Tulloch is thought to have made the five minute walk from her home in Scotson House when she was attacked opposite Arrowsmith House at about 0900 BST.Ms Tulloch is thought to have made the five minute walk from her home in Scotson House when she was attacked opposite Arrowsmith House at about 0900 BST.
A man was seen on top of her, stabbing her in a frenzied manner Det Sup Julian WorkerA man was seen on top of her, stabbing her in a frenzied manner Det Sup Julian Worker
She was heading to her workplace in Vauxhall Cross.She was heading to her workplace in Vauxhall Cross.
Police said witnesses saw her struggling with a black man before falling to the ground on her back where she was stabbed several times. Police said witnesses saw her struggling with a man before falling to the ground on her back where she was stabbed several times.
Det Sup Julian Worker said it was a "horrific" attack on an innocent woman, who is thought to be the mother of two children and a grandmother of one. Det Sup Julian Worker said it was an "horrific" attack on an innocent woman, who is thought to be the mother of two children and a grandmother of one.
"A man was seen on top of her, stabbing her in a frenzied manner. For this reason, I believe the suspect would be heavily covered in blood."A man was seen on top of her, stabbing her in a frenzied manner. For this reason, I believe the suspect would be heavily covered in blood.
Family ladyFamily lady
"I am keeping an open mind re the motive. Her handbag was found at the scene but we are yet to recover a murder weapon," he said."I am keeping an open mind re the motive. Her handbag was found at the scene but we are yet to recover a murder weapon," he said.
The suspect was well built, wearing a beige fleece top, light blue jeans and a distinctive woollen hat about 10in tall.The suspect was well built, wearing a beige fleece top, light blue jeans and a distinctive woollen hat about 10in tall.
Det Sup Worker described Ms Tulloch as a "family lady" who was popular and well known in her local community.Det Sup Worker described Ms Tulloch as a "family lady" who was popular and well known in her local community.
Anne Suddek, 72, her neighbour of 20 years, said: "She was a really nice lady, very kind. It's horrible what's happened. I cannot believe it.Anne Suddek, 72, her neighbour of 20 years, said: "She was a really nice lady, very kind. It's horrible what's happened. I cannot believe it.
"She was lovely, she would do anything for you.""She was lovely, she would do anything for you."
Steve Kelly, who knows the victim's brother, said he saw him soon after the attack. "He is devastated. (They) are all devastated."Steve Kelly, who knows the victim's brother, said he saw him soon after the attack. "He is devastated. (They) are all devastated."
Anyone who saw the attack, which happened near the junction of Jonathan Street and Vauxhall Street, has been asked to contact police.Anyone who saw the attack, which happened near the junction of Jonathan Street and Vauxhall Street, has been asked to contact police.