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| Annie Besala Efoko and Bervil Kalikaka- Ekofo may have been victims of mistaken identity |
Physinews Reports: A 24-year-old man has been charged with
two counts of murder after a woman and her
nephew were shot dead in north London.
Obina Ezeoke is accused of killing mother-
of-nine Annie Besala Ekofo and Bervil
Kalikaka-Ekofo at a flat in East Finchley on
Thursday morning.
Scotland Yard said Ezeoke is in custody and
will appear at Hendon Magistrates Court
later.
On Saturday, a post-mortem examination
determined that Mr Kalikaka-Ekofo, a 21-
year-old psychology student, had died from
a gunshot wound to the head.
It is feared their deaths were a case of
mistaken identity, with detectives saying
there has been no evidence to suggest they
were the intended targets of the shooting.
Four other people, including a child, were
inside the flat in Elmshurst Crescent at the
time of the attack but were not harmed.
Mrs Besala has been described as a
"wonderful and loving mother" who was the
"glue that kept everyone together" in the
family, while Mr Kalikaka-Ekofo's father said
his son "never looked for trouble".
A 20-year-old man arrested on suspicion of
murder remains on bail until late October.
two counts of murder after a woman and her
nephew were shot dead in north London.
Obina Ezeoke is accused of killing mother-
of-nine Annie Besala Ekofo and Bervil
Kalikaka-Ekofo at a flat in East Finchley on
Thursday morning.
Scotland Yard said Ezeoke is in custody and
will appear at Hendon Magistrates Court
later.
On Saturday, a post-mortem examination
determined that Mr Kalikaka-Ekofo, a 21-
year-old psychology student, had died from
a gunshot wound to the head.
It is feared their deaths were a case of
mistaken identity, with detectives saying
there has been no evidence to suggest they
were the intended targets of the shooting.
Four other people, including a child, were
inside the flat in Elmshurst Crescent at the
time of the attack but were not harmed.
Mrs Besala has been described as a
"wonderful and loving mother" who was the
"glue that kept everyone together" in the
family, while Mr Kalikaka-Ekofo's father said
his son "never looked for trouble".
A 20-year-old man arrested on suspicion of
murder remains on bail until late October.
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