The British Police have released this Saturday the image of a suspect whom they want to question in relation to the murder on Thursday of a nine-year-old girl in the middle of the street in the English town of Boston (eastern England).
Linconshire County Police Chief Superintendent Martyn Parker said if anyone sees the man in the security camera footage - slim and apparently young - they should contact police immediately but "stay away". to the individual.
"This is a particularly tragic case and I would like to assure citizens that we have a great deal of resources dedicated to the investigation," the agent said.
The Police have released two previously detained suspects without charge, after indicating that they consider what happened "an isolated event".
Lilia Valutyte was found stabbed to death around 6:20 p.m. local time Thursday on Fountain Lane in Boston, where, according to reports, she had been playing with her little sister.
According to the media, the two girls were entertained while their mother, who allegedly coordinated an employee recruitment service, worked from a table in a cafeteria less than three meters away.
According to 'The Sun', the police are investigating the possibility that the alleged perpetrator was a man angry with the mother, Lina, originally from Lithuania, because she had not paid him some shifts that he owed her.
The authorities have indicated that they are following several lines of investigation and have increased the number of agents in the town, whose town hall waves a flag at half-staff.
