Amelie Sande’s ex-boyfriend was stabbed to death early this morning while celebrating the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee, it has emerged.
A murder investigation is underway after the 39-year-old Hypo was repeatedly stabbed at a site after a brawl erupted after a ‘trivial row’ just after midnight at Woodford Green in the east. London,
Paramedics arrived in the area and found the artist suffering from stab wounds. They tried to save the victim, but she was declared brought dead on the spot.
Twisted party-goers are said to have filmed the fight, with at least one recording of medical workers attempting to revive the rapper before the clip was shared online, sparking outrage on social media.
No arrests have been made and the area around the party is still cordoned off, met the police Told.
Hypo, who had recently been engaged, reportedly got into a ‘trivial brawl’ at the party, which was held in a large marquee, before being fatally stabbed, reports Sunday,
Hours before his death, the head man of the east London-based Mashtown Rappers Collective filmed himself driving in a Bentley on his way to the event in an Instagram Story for his more than 23,000 followers.
Amelie and Hypo (pictured together) dated for about a year before separating in 2017, but are said to have remained friends. Hypo was stabbed to death early today.
A murder investigation is underway after a 39-year-old hypo (pictured) was stabbed repeatedly at a spot after a ‘trivial row’ just after midnight in East London’s Woodford Green.
Scottish songwriters Amelie and Hypo (pictured together) dated for about a year before splitting in 2017, but are said to have remained friends
The murder took place just after midnight this morning on Chigwell Road in Woodford Green
The lead man from the East London-based Mashtown Rappers Collective was filmed in a car on his way to the venue, smiling and dancing with friends.
The performer, known only by his stage name, later filmed himself wearing sunglasses and smoking while dancing inside the marquee with friends.
Scottish songwriters Amelie and Hypo dated for about a year before separating in 2017, but are said to have remained friends.
Hypo, who grew up in Islington, north London, is said to have had a troubled past, but friends have said that in recent years he has become ‘mellow’ while focusing on his music career. Had gone.
In the wake of this news, tributes are pouring in from friends and fans online.
‘Hypo was a leader in the industry,’ wrote one fan on Twitter, ‘meet him a couple of times and he was a pure hearted man. This world is crazy.’
Another said: ‘RIP Big Hypes, very sad news to wake up to… we lost a real one.’
One described the death as a ‘tragic tragedy’, adding: ‘In his Instagram story he was just living his best life and having fun,’ was taken from him later that same day.
The artist, known only by his stage name, filmed himself wearing sunglasses and smoking while dancing inside the marquee with friends in the hours before his murder.
Hypo, who grew up in Islington, north London, is said to have had a troubled past, but friends said that in recent years he has become ‘mellow’ while focusing on his music career Had gone.
Others criticized the ‘sick persons’ who filmed the deadly fight and its aftermath.
One fan said, “Whoever is sending the video of Hypo is a sick and twisted person and the one who recorded it is going to hell.”
Detectives launch an investigation into the murder and a post-mortem is to be conducted to determine the official cause of death.
Police said a large number of fun-lovers were present at the event held on Chigwell Road when the fighting broke out at around 12.10 pm.
Detective Chief Inspector Lawrence Smith of the Met Police called what he saw today to come forward.
He said: ‘This man was attacked at a party and we know a large number of people must have been present.
This happened on Chigwell Road, pictured, when the fighting broke out at around 12.10 am today
‘I would urge anyone who hasn’t spoken with us yet to come forward and tell us what you saw.
‘It is possible that incidents of stabbing and perhaps even murder were captured on people’s phones.
‘Please take a look and give us a call. It is important for us to establish what happened.
Met police said officials were still trying to trace the victim’s family to inform them about the tragedy.
Anyone with information can contact the Police Incident Room on 020 8345 3985 or through 101 Citation Reference CAD 66/03Jun or anonymously call the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.