LONDON –
The police investigating the fire in the London Grenfell Tower has said that there are “reasonable grounds” to think that there has been so-called collective murder. That has the BBC on Thursday revealed. By the conflagration in the building came on June 14, sure eighty people to life.
The borough council of Kensington and Chelsea, and the department of property management have been told that they are possibly culpable in the absence have remained in the control and supervision. The BBC makes from a letter which the London police to the concerned residents.