Amie Gray was tragically stabbed to death yesterday on Bournemouth beachPolice have released CCTV images of a suspect in the horrific Bournemouth attack where fitness trainer Amie Gray was stabbed to death on the beach.The 34-year-old from Poole was found with stab wounds on Durley Chine Beach in the popular tourist destination shortly before midnight on Friday, May 24. She was sadly pronounced dead at the scene.
Read More Pictured: 34-year-old fitness trainer Amie Gray named as victim of Bournemouth beach stabbing as friends pay tribute to 'wonderful, human being who didn't have any enemies' 'We are now in a position to issue CCTV images of the suspect. I would urge anyone who was in the area of Durley Chine beach during the night from Friday 24 May to Saturday 25 May 2024 and may have seen the person pictured or anything unusual to please come forward.
Detective Superintendent Richard Dixey, pictured at a press conference today, has called speculation about the circumstances of the crime 'unhelpful'They were carefully combing the area where what appears to be blood had stained the sand near a groyne at Durley Chine. The post read: 'Today the club has received some truly devastating news. We cannot put this into words at this time and as a mark of respect to all those affected, we will not be posting anything new for the foreseeable future.'
Speaking at a press conference today, detectives aimed to reassure the public following the shocking incident and revealed that additional police officers will be on patrol for the rest of the Bank Holiday weekend.Police cordoned off a mile-long stretch of beach to the west of Bournemouth Pier on Saturday
'It is important to state that our investigation is still in the very early stages and it is unhelpful to speculate as to why this tragedy has happened, especially as an arrest has been made. Further updates will be provided as the investigation develops.' Pictured: A patch of blood which was found near a groyne at the Bournemouth beach where two women were stabbed on Friday nightAerial footage shows a large stretch of Durley Chine Beach closed off to the public on Sunday morning
All businesses within the cordon, including the Bournemouth Oceanarium and several restaurants and beach bars, remain closed as investigations continue. Ali Townsend, 50, a marketing director on holiday from Cheltenham with her husband and son, said they are meant to be renting a beach hut within the cordon this weekend.