MURDER LATEST: Search for missing car stepped up

An identical Vauxhall Corsa to the
one Mr Du is believed to have used

A missing silver five door Vauxhall Corsa, believed to have been taken by murder suspect Anxiang Du, is the focus of a re-appeal by police investigating a quadruple murder.
Mr Du is the prime suspect in the quadruple murder of Jeff Ding, his wife Helen Chui and daughter Xing, 18, and Alice, 12.
They were found by police on Sunday, May 1. It is believed the victims had been stabbed to death on the Friday (April 29). Despite a number of media appeals, including showcasing an identical Vauxhall Corsa with the same registration number BG60 PMO, and a retrace of the route believed to have taken by Mr Du, there have been few witnesses to the vehicle come forward.
Detective Superintendent Glyn Timmins, leading the investigation said: "Unfortunately the car is still missing. Being able to locate the car would provide us with a vital step in trying to trace the steps taken by Mr Du and possibly even find him aswell. Finding the car is a key priority.
"The lack of ANPR hits made on the vehicle is still puzzling for the major investigation team.
"However, through this re-appeal I am keen to focus in particular at anyone who works within public car parks, owns or runs car parks, anyone who issues tickets or is involved in towing away cars.
"Although it is impossible to say where the car currently is, there is a strong possibility that it has been abandoned in a car park somewhere not making it immediately identifiable to people.
"I want to stress that any information we receive will be dealt with sensitively and carefully by the incident room team on 0800 096 1011 or you can provide information confidentially through Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111."