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17 of the victims on our memoriam list were killed by immigrants in the Holborn & St Pancras constituency. This data map is a new feature we're working on and will be ready for public access within the next week.

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The enemy is within.

Remigration Now's memoriam page has now been updated, adding two additional features to the search options. You can now search by name and sort by age. remigrationnow.co.uk/memoriam

TOTAL REMIGRATION

Remigration NOW is currently working on another vital project as a follow up from our memoriam page, set to be released in 2027. The work does not stop here. We will remember them.

Remember who you are.

Thank you to Luca Johnson and The Lotus Eaters for sharing Remigration Now's memoriam page and helping to ensure that the victims of mass migration are not forgotten. This list not only serves as a memory of their lives, but as a reminder of the battle we face. Mass migration kills, and it will continue to do so until it has been reversed. We have dedicated our lives to ensure that no-one else is robbed of theirs. That is why Remigration Now exists, that is what we seek to do. With the help of all those who have contacted us and submitted names and cases, our team is able to continually update this list. We have hundreds of names still to add, and there are many more we are yet to know. If you can help, reach out via our submissions page linked below. We will not stop, we will not slow down, we will remember them. https://remigrationnow.co.uk/memoriam/ https://remigrationnow.co.uk/memoriam/submit/

Tracey Mertens, a 31-year-old dinner lady and mother-of-two from Rochdale, Greater Manchester, was killed after being abducted from her former home in Cattells Grove, Nechells, Birmingham, on 23 December 1994. She had travelled there the previous day to collect a benefits book (and had stayed overnight with a relative). Shortly before midday she answered the door and was confronted by two men who demanded “Where’s Joey?” (referring to her long-term partner Joey Kavanagh, a drug user who owed money). They blindfolded her, forced her into a yellow Mark II Ford Escort, and drove her roughly 60–70 miles to the grounds of Christ Church in Eaton, near Congleton, Cheshire. There she was doused in petrol and set on fire. A passer-by found her around 4pm; she suffered burns to about 95% of her body. Despite her injuries she was able to give police a detailed account before she died around 12 hours later on Christmas Eve, 24 December 1994. The killers have never been identified or convicted. Tracey described them as two Black men in their early 30s, overweight (“big and fat”), with Birmingham (West Midlands) accents who also spoke Jamaican Patois. Some accounts add that they wore leather caps and jackets. The attack is believed to have been linked to collecting or enforcing drug debts connected to Joey Kavanagh (always denied involvement in the murder). Police have DNA evidence, have conducted multiple reviews and appeals (including Crimewatch), and a £30,000 reward remains available, but the case is still unsolved. Rest in peace Tracey. You will not be forgotten.

We'd like to extend our thanks to everyone who has contacted us and reached out with more information to add to our memoriam page. Hundreds of cases are now in the process of being added, hundreds of victims who we will not allow to go unnoticed. With your help, we can continue updating our list, and ensure their names are never forgotten. We will remember them. https://remigrationnow.co.uk/memoriam/

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Lance Scott Walker, an 18-year-old care leaver originally from the Holloway area of north London (Islington), was stabbed to death on 15 August 2016. He was attacked by Idris Hassan, another 18-year-old care leaver with a history of psychosis, knife-carrying, and violent behaviour who had been placed in the same private-run hostel (Urban Youth Flex) by Ealing Council just 11 days earlier. Hassan, who suffered from schizophrenia and was off his medication, attacked Walker without warning inside the hostel before chasing him outside and stabbing him repeatedly. Hassan later pleaded guilty to manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility and received an indefinite hospital order. Rest in peace Lance. You will not be forgotten. https://remigrationnow.co.uk/memoriam/