Rapper Hypo stabbed to death at Platinum Jubilee party in east London
June 4, 2022, 2:23 pm

Rapper Hypo stabbed to death at Platinum Jubilee party in east London

Hypo was stabbed to death at a party in Redbridge - My London

The BBC reported that rapper ex-boyfriend of singer Emeli Sande has been stabbed to death at a Jubilee party.

Police said that Hypo, real name Lamar Jackson, was attacked in front of a "large number of people" at the bash in Redbridge, east London.

Despite efforts to save him the 39-year-old was pronounced dead at the scene.

No arrests have been made. Scotland Yard is treating the case as a murder and has appealed for witnesses.

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Det Ch Insp Laurence Smith said it was possible the stabbing, in Chigwell Road, Woodford Green, and its aftermath were captured on people's phones.

He said: "I would urge anyone who is yet to speak with us to come forward and let us know what you saw. Please take a look and call us. It is vital that we establish what happened."

Source: BBC

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