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New Barnet flat fire: Man's death 'suspicious' Flat fire man 'had been stabbed'
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The death of a man whose body was found after a fire at a flat in north London is being treated as suspicious. The death of a man whose body was found after a fire at a flat in north London is being treated as murder.
The body of Antonio James Tammaso was found after firefighters were called to the flat at Sheridan Lodge, Potters Road, in New Barnet, at 19:30 BST on Thursday.The body of Antonio James Tammaso was found after firefighters were called to the flat at Sheridan Lodge, Potters Road, in New Barnet, at 19:30 BST on Thursday.
Post-mortem tests revealed Mr Tammaso had suffered a number of injuries before the fire. Initially, the death was not thought to be suspicious, but a post-mortem test found he died of multiple stab wounds.
Police believe the killer returned to the flat and set fire to the property.
Mr Tammaso had been dead for two to three days prior to the flat being set alight, tests showed.
Police said a red petrol can was also found at the scene.Police said a red petrol can was also found at the scene.
Det Ch Insp Glen Lloyd said: "We would like to hear from everyone who knew Mr Tammaso to build an understanding of who he was.Det Ch Insp Glen Lloyd said: "We would like to hear from everyone who knew Mr Tammaso to build an understanding of who he was.
"Who did he socialise with? "Who did he socialise with? Who would he be seen with?
"Who would he be seen with?
"Mr Tammaso would have been known locally, frequenting the New Barnet area, especially around Potters Road often riding his bike.""Mr Tammaso would have been known locally, frequenting the New Barnet area, especially around Potters Road often riding his bike."