Father Of Stabbed Boy Finally Breaks Silence, Says He Was A 'Perfect Son'

The wounded and stabbed body of the 19-year-old boy, Djodjo Nsaka, was discovered by the police after they received reports of a serious fight breaking out. The event took place near the Wembley Stadium.

 The Guardian shared that the teenager was a business studies student who was found dead on the street at around 1:15 a.m. on Friday. This is said to be the first murder of a teenager this year in the capital.

Police arrested a man in his '20s on account of suspicion. Due to lack of any evidence, however, he was released. No action was taken against him either. The murder is believed to be committed with a sharp knife, as proven by the marks on the body of the youngster.

The devastated father of the boy, Tuna Nsaka, 62, described the teenager as "the perfect son." He further explained that Djodjo studied business at the Middlesex University. To pay for his tuition and financially support his family, he also worked two jobs while managing his educational load.

Nsaka, a porter at Kingston hospital, could not but help share more about his son. He went on to explain how the teenage boy used to look after the entire family and even arranged everything for events like Christmas. Shedding light on Djodjo's character, the father said that he was never involved in suspicious or wrong activities and was a hard worker.

Photography from the crime scene made it clear that Djodjo Nsaka died from just one stab. Even that was very lethal as he died right on spot.

London News Online informed that a partner of the murdered boy has appealed for funds to arrange the funeral of Djodjo. Apart from the murdered boy, another man was also attacked who received minor injuries which have been treated by now.