The physique of man found within the River Thames 10 years in the past to today continues to be unidentified.
It was recovered by the marine policing unit, after being noticed by a passer-by at Bankside Pier in Southwark on 26 August 2013.
Despite a media attraction and the discharge of an e-fit, his formal identification was by no means confirmed.
The Metropolitan Police has now renewed requires extra info.
He is described as black, aged between 40 and 50, of huge construct and balding with darkish hair on the sides.
The man additionally had a beard and moustache.
When discovered, he was absolutely clothed in a darkish blue fleece, beige shirt, two pairs of darkish trousers and brown “Aboutblu” trainers.
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Detective Inspector Adrian Smith mentioned he stays “hopeful” anyone will determine him.
DI Smith mentioned: “Today marks the 10th anniversary of this man being found in the river. Sadly, he remains unidentified.
“Although not everybody has, or stays involved with, a household, I nonetheless stay hopeful that somebody will come ahead and inform us who he was. Someone will need to have puzzled the place he had gone and what had occurred to him.
“It’s possible that they didn’t see our previous appeals, so I would ask that you take a look at the e-fit that we have re-released, and let us know if you remember him.”
Bodies that stay unidentified are usually buried in unmarked graves.
Source: information.sky.com”