Wembley Point Woman.

MUS-2026-262

Index entry. Case details compiled from public reporting; our researchers have not verified this file yet.

Witnesses saw the woman in the building's rooftop cafe on the morning of October 29, 2004, before she opened a window and jumped. Her body was found in the River Brent at the foot of the tower. She was described as a Black woman aged 20 to 40, about 5 feet 1 inch to 5 feet 3 inches, wearing smart clothing, a maroon bomber jacket, black trousers, and black Skechers boots, with jewelry including a silver cowrie shell ring and earrings. She carried no phone, bank card, or identification, but had a plastic carrier bag marked CPNY, 5.20 pounds in cash, a disposable lighter, a used packet of Marlboro cigarettes, a small oil painting, a copy of The Guardian bought in the building, and a weekly bus pass issued at Seven Sisters Road, Tottenham. Because the death was ruled a suicide, there is no homicide investigation, no arrest, and no conviction; the remaining question is identity, pursued through a charity forensic-artist appeal.

1. October 26, 2004 (07:07)

   Weekly bus pass issued at Seven Sisters Road, Tottenham.

2. October 29, 2004

   Woman entered Wembley Point, spent time in the rooftop cafe, and jumped from the 21st floor; body found in the River Brent at the foot of the tower.

3. 2022

   Locate International released a forensic-artist image of the woman (18 years after her death) in a new identification appeal.

4. October 29, 2025

   Update reports that 21 years on her identity is still unknown and prior leads led to nothing concrete.

No single investigating agency is named in the public reporting we indexed. Start with the coverage links below; if you know something, contact law enforcement in the jurisdiction where it happened.

• Wikipedia: Wembley Point Woman
• LADbible: Wembley Point Woman death, unsolved case explained
• LADbible: Woman jumped Wembley Point, forensic artist