Scotland Yard offers £20,000 to catch killer six months after 56-year-old's death

Scotland Yard today offered £20,000 for information on a killer who remains on the loose six months after a brutal murder in south London.

Terry Isaacs, 56, died in February, five days after being found by police with multiple head injuries. Officers discovered him in Bannister Close, Tulse Hill, after getting a call from a passer-by who had found a pool of blood in the street.

Police say he was last seen in nearby Christchurch Road just before 1am, walking in the direction of his Ewen Crescent home.

Two mobile phones, an "England" wallet and a green tobacco tin were all stolen during or after the attack that killed him.

Det Insp Sharon Marman said: "We are determined to find out what happened to Terry Isaacs and are appealing again to anyone who may information about the murder, or his missing property, to contact us.

"There is now a reward of £20,000 for information that helps us to identify, arrest and prosecute the person or people responsible.”

Anyone with any information is asked to call 020 8721 4054 or phone Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.