Young woman charged with murdering homeless man living in a bin shed

In a tragic incident that occurred in the early hours of August 10, 2024, Anthony Marks, a 51-year-old homeless man, was assaulted while seeking refuge in a bin shed near King's Cross St Pancras railway station in central London, England. Marks was rushed to the hospital after the attack, and although he was initially discharged three days later, he unfortunately suffered a seizure two weeks later, leading to his readmission. He passed away on September 25, 2024, weeks after the assault, leaving police searching for his next of kin who have not yet been identified. Following the attack, law enforcement launched an investigation to gather evidence and identify those involved in the crime. The police have called for witnesses, particularly those who were present at the scene and attempted to help Marks after the attack. On December 9, 2024, Mia Campos-Jorge, an 18-year-old from Haringey, became the fourth individual charged with the murder. Along with her, Harry Gittins, a 35-year-old from Camden, a 17-year-old boy from Dagenham, and a 17-year-old girl from Brixton, who cannot be named due to their age, are all facing charges related to this case and are currently remanded in custody awaiting trial. Despite having charged individuals in connection to the murder, Detective Chief Inspector Sarah Lee stated that the investigation remains ongoing, with active lines of inquiry still being pursued. Additionally, there is a pressing need for any witnesses to step forward, particularly as the police are eager to learn more about the events surrounding Marks's final hours. The incident sheds light on the struggles faced by homeless individuals and the need for community support, as well as the consequences of violence directed against vulnerable populations. As the case proceeds through the legal system, the outcomes will hopefully bring some closure for the community and any potential relations of Anthony Marks, who remain unidentified.