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Road checks after doctor stabbing Road checks after doctor stabbing
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Police road checks have been carried out exactly a week after a consultant paediatrician was stabbed to death on the driveway to her home. Police road checks have been carried out a week after a consultant paediatrician was stabbed to death on the driveway of her home in Dartford.
Victoria Anyetei set out for work last Tuesday and was found dead, in her car on her driveway in Dartford, three hours later by her 19-year-old son. Victoria Anyetei set out for work last Tuesday and was found dead in her car three hours later by her 19-year-old son.
Kent Police said officers were speaking to drivers in the hope that fresh information would come to light. Kent Police said officers spoke to hundreds of drivers on Tuesday morning to try to jog people's memories.
They believe the killing was a "brutal" and "frenzied" attack. They said the killing was a "brutal" and "frenzied" attack.
The murder weapon - a knife - has not yet been found. The murder weapon, a knife, has not yet been found.
'Acting suspiciously'
Ch Insp Dave Cooper said: "Our presence here today is to try and jog people's memories and get them to think back to a week ago when Dr Anyetei was killed.
"It may be that someone driving past saw somebody acting suspiciously but they have not made a connection between that and the scene of the murder.
He added: "There is only one way in and out of Teynham Road and that is on to Watling Street.
"At the time Dr Anyetei was killed it would have been quite busy with traffic so it is possible a motorist could have seen something out of the ordinary."
Officers said it was possible the murderer would have had scratches or injuries from struggling with Dr Anyetei - and it was also likely the person would have had blood on their clothes.Officers said it was possible the murderer would have had scratches or injuries from struggling with Dr Anyetei - and it was also likely the person would have had blood on their clothes.
Quiet cul-de-sacQuiet cul-de-sac
Police have considered the possibility that she was attacked by a disgruntled former patient, or a patient's parents.Police have considered the possibility that she was attacked by a disgruntled former patient, or a patient's parents.
And they have said she might have been watched by her killer, or simply been in the wrong place at the wrong time.And they have said she might have been watched by her killer, or simply been in the wrong place at the wrong time.
The divorced Ghanaian doctor, 54, who worked as a locum at St Thomas' Hospital, London, died of stab wounds to her upper body.The divorced Ghanaian doctor, 54, who worked as a locum at St Thomas' Hospital, London, died of stab wounds to her upper body.
She was found in her silver Toyota Avensis outside her home in Teynham Road, a quiet, residential cul-de-sac.She was found in her silver Toyota Avensis outside her home in Teynham Road, a quiet, residential cul-de-sac.
Kent Police have put a mobile station in the area which will remain there for two weeks so people can speak to officers.Kent Police have put a mobile station in the area which will remain there for two weeks so people can speak to officers.