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Youth spotted ‘fleeing with machete’ after boy, 14, stabbed to death on bus – as killer STILL on loose two days later

TWO young men were spotted “fleeing with a machete” after a 14-year-old boy was fatally stabbed on a bus – as the killer remains at large two days later.

Vince Seesarun, 31, a manager at a nearby estate agent, saw CCTV footage of the youths, who he said “couldn’t even be 18” – with one carrying a “massive machete“.

Photo of Kelyan Bokassa with his mother.
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Kelyan Bokassa with his mum before he was fatally stabbed in Woolwich Church Street[/caption]
Forensic officers collecting evidence at a crime scene.
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Forensic police officers secure a knife in a tube as police guard a cordon after a teenager was fatally stabbed[/caption]
Grieving mother holding a photo of her murdered son.
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Mary Bokassa said her son was ‘very caring’[/caption]

He said he saw them running away from the scene where Kelyan Bokassa was fatally stabbed in Woolwich Church Street.

He added: “The footage basically shows two boys frantically running, no coverings (on their faces), massive machete about the size of my forearm.”

He said they ran past one of the orange and grey high-rise flat blocks overlooking Woolwich Church Street, towards the Thames Path which runs alongside the river.

The two boys ran out of view of the CCTV camera towards the river and when they appeared in range of a second camera, they no longer had the weapon, he claimed.

He said footage then showed them walking east along the riverside path.

“Something happens. There’s the object gone after, then they were just calmly walking – that was the craziest part”, he said.

He added: “I’m sure” people could recognise them because of their lack of disguise.”

Keen footballer Kelyan died at the scene in Woolwich, south-east London, shortly before 2.30pm on Tuesday.

His mum described her teenage son as “caring” in a poignant tribute.

She said Kelyan lived on the streets in London for a year where he was groomed by gangs and “exposed to drugs” before his death.

Fighting back tears, Mary Bokassa, 50, told The Sun: “He was very caring. He cares about people and had a good sense of humour.

“He was very polite. He was interested in football and was a supporter of Arsenal.

“We had to move around and he was in care, he was there for four years with no progress. I begged for contact with my son.

“I had to get the support of a lawyer. He was missing for a year and was living on the street.

“He finally turned up at my doorstep, he was sick, underweight and tattooed.

The mum said her young son was then “taken advantage of” by local gangs.

She added: “He was exposed to drugs. He probably experienced something because I could sense it.

“He was not himself. If I questioned him he wouldn’t tell me anything about his friends.

“My son and others were taken advantage by gangs. They were groomed.”

Mary continued: “He lived in the streets for a year after he ran away from the children’s home.

“But when he came home wrote graffiti on the balcony to say he loved me.”

Kelyan is said to have been on his way to Woolwich Town Hall to see his social worker on what was his first day back at school when he was stabbed to death.

It comes as dozens of tributes have been made for the teen online, with the hashtag Long Live Kelyan (LLK) seen across TikTok and Instagram.

Kelyan attended St Columba’s Catholic Boys’ School in Bexleyheath, south-east London, which was opened by former Conservative Tory prime minister Ted Heath in 1973.

No arrests have yet been made in connection with his death, with an urgent police manhunt ongoing.

Pals of the boy have said he was “taken too soon” and described him as a keen footballer.

One pal said: “Kelyan was a good friend. He was liked by lots of people and was devoted to doing his music thing.

“He didn’t deserve to die.”

Another said: “I knew him he was a nice guy, very energetic, a decent guy, he will be missed.”

The horror unfolded on a Route 472 bus in Woolwich Church Road, near the junction with the A205 South Circular Road, at around 2.30pm.

Officers attended, along with London Ambulance Service and London’s Air Ambulance.

Paramedics treated a 14-year-old boy at the scene who had received stab wound injuries, but he sadly died soon after.

A Met spokesperson said: “Following Kelyan’s tragic death yesterday, specialist officers are now leading the investigation which is progressing at pace.

“The incident happened shortly before 14:30hrs on a route 472 bus on Woolwich Church Street, SE18 at the Woolwich Ferry bus stop.

“If anyone saw this horrific attack or was in the area then I urge them to come forward and speak to officers.

“We’re particularly interested in any mobile phone footage that captured this incident or any dash cam or doorbell footage from around the surrounding area at the time of this incident.

“I know this is an incredibly worrying time for those in Woolwich, and there will continue to be an enhanced police presence in the area.

“Our thoughts remains with Kelyan’s family, who are being supported by specialist officers at this difficult time.”

There has been no arrests and enquiries continue.

If anyone witnessed the incident or has any information which may help, they are urged to call police on 101 with reference 3795/07JAN25.

They can also call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.

Photo of Kelyan, a 14-year-old boy who was stabbed to death.
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Kelyan lived on the streets in London for a year where he was groomed by gang[/caption]

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Katie McCabe leads tributes to ‘Irish legend’ and ‘absolute rock on and off the pitch’ Niamh Fahey after retirement

KATIE McCABE has led the tributes to teammate Niamh Fahey following her retirement from international football.

The Republic of Ireland legend hangs up the boots after winning 115 caps including at the 2023 Women‘s World Cup.

Niamh Fahey, Republic of Ireland player, holding Player of the Match award.
Niamh Fahey has announced her international retirement
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Katie McCabe, Niamh Fahey, and Denise O'Sullivan of the Republic of Ireland women's national football team taking a selfie.
Katie McCabe led the tributes to the defender
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She released an emotional statement remembering her fondest moments in the green jersey.

And it prompted a deluge of tributes from teammates past and present, with Katie McCabe saying: “Irish legend”

All-time appearance maker Emma Byrne said: “One of the best

“An absolute rock on and off the pitch and someone I’m privileged to have played alongside.

What an exceptional career you’ve had and always represented our country with integrity, professionalism & passion.

The team, the supporters, the game will miss you. Welcome to the next scéil Niamhus!

Fellow Ireland defender Caitlin Hayes commented: “Although only a short time, it has been a privilege to share the field with you!”

Midfielder Lily Agg posted: “Unbelievable Fah, what an incredible woman you are, I wish you all the best on wherever life takes you next.

“Big hugs and love always”

Stephanie Roche, who announced her retirement from football last October, said: “Legend Fahey! One of the best to wear the jersey. Top player, top person”

Jess Ziu said: “Unbelievable career” while Ruesha Littlejohn declared: “Love you long time grandfather

“One of the best! It’s been a bloody pleasure memories to last a life time”

Fahey’s final game was in December when she was part of the Ireland team that missed out on Euro 2025 qualification in the play-off with Wales. 

She will continue her club career with Liverpool, having joined the Reds in 2018 having previously lined out for Bordeaux, Chelsea, Arsenal, Galway and Salthill Devon

In her statement, Fahey dedicated her gratitude to her friends, family, and peers.

She said: “After 17 years in green, from my debut to cap 115 for the Ireland Women‘s National Team, I have been on a journey beyond expectation and it has been a huge source of immense motivation, privilege and pride. 

“A sincere thank you to all the people who have been on the journey with me and helped me in so many aspects; Friends, neighbours, teachers, coaches, colleagues, managers, team-mates, fans and many more!

“Your support, investment, passion and belief has pushed and inspired me in every way possible. 

“To my family, who have been a core support and sounding board throughout, I would not have achieved what I have without you.

“I can’t thank you enough for everything, especially my parents Marjorie and Richard. 

“There have been countless highs and lows, but the feeling of elation and satisfaction en route to qualifying and representing our country on the world stage at the FIFA Women’s World Cup in 2023 will live long in the memory. 

“I look forward to watching and supporting the team and the future generations to come in what is only the continuation of more memorable moments at the highest level for our Women’s National Team. 

“Go raibh míle maith agat.”

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Incredible 3m-year-old VEG PEELERS used by world’s oldest ‘humans’ like half-ape ‘Lucy’ discovered…& they’re STILL sharp

UNBELIEVABLE three-million-year-old razor-sharp vegetable peelers used by the world’s oldest humans have been discovered.

The innovative tools were made from smashing stones together – and were also likely used to cut off the flesh of prey.

Museum exhibit of an Australopithecus afarensis.
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Hominid ‘Lucy’ (Australopithecus afarensis) in the Museum of Human Evolution[/caption]
Three-million-year-old stone tool discovered in Kenya.
Three-million-year-old razor-sharp vegetable peelers used by the world’s oldest humans have been found
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Archaeologists excavating three-million-year-old tools in Kenya.
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The peelers have significant context for early human technology[/caption]

Archaeologists unearthed the tools in an area of Africa dubbed “the cradle of humankind”.

Kenya’s Homa peninsula is home to various artefacts representative of early humanity – including the famous remains of Lucy – a half-ape-half-human.

In November 1974, the skeleton of a small female was discovered and nicknamed Lucy.

Lucy is part of the genus Australopithecus – a group of small-bodied and small-brained early hominin, or human, species that walked upright in short distances.

Research later found that Lucy would have had a mixture of ape-like and human-body features.

Now experts have discovered the small knives known as flakes in the historical area.

Archaeologist Tom Plummer and his colleagues believe the incredible finds are the oldest recorded stone utility on record.

Part of an Oldowan tool kit, the tools are a glimpse into the people who lived in the region some 3 million years ago and how they lived.

And what’s more the peeling tools are said to be as sharp now as they would have been when they were first made.

Plummer told CBS: “I think the Oldowan technology is probably the most important technological innovation that ever happened in human history.

Who is 'Lucy'?

LUCY, the famous Australopithecus afarensis fossil, was found in Hadar, Ethiopia, in 1974.

Her 40 per cent-complete skeleton, dating back a whopping 3.2 million years, have provided breakthrough insights into human evolution.

Lucy’s significance comes from the incredible combination of ape-like and human-like features she exhibits.

Her small skull and long arms are reminiscent of apes – while her pelvis, spine, and knee structure clearly indicate bipedalism – the ability to walk upright, a defining human characteristic.

What’s more, Lucy shows that walking upright evolved before significant brain development.

Although Lucy was bipedal, current research suggests A. afarensis may have also spent time in trees as well as on ground.

Standing about 1.05 metres tall, Lucy was a young adult when she died, possibly from a fall.

The discovery revolutionised the understanding of human origins and even continues to shape evolutionary studies.

“It allowed [the pre-human ancestors] to access a whole array of foods that they would never have had access to before.”

The expert added that the dietary changes likely led to needed evolutionary changes to the body, including brain growth.

Plummer said that it may have created a higher class of early humans who began “doing more with technology”.

Rick Potts, the Smithsonian human origins program leader who led research in the area, also said the breakthrough discovery reveals important context into the species’ history.

He said: “We are the last biped standing, as I call it.

“All of those other ways of life became extinct.

“And so that gives us a lot to think about, and it draws attention to the fragility of life, even in our own journey through time.”

Lucy, a 3.2-million-year-old Australopithecus afarensis skeleton.
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3.2 million year old Australopithecus afarensis skeleton called Lucy[/caption]
A researcher displays a 3.8-million-year-old fossilized Australopithecus anamensis cranium.
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Yohannes Haile-Selassie holds a fossilized cranium of Australopithecus anamensis[/caption]
Fossilized cranium of *Australopithecus anamensis*.
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Fossilized cranium of Australopithecus anamensis[/caption]

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