Abu Hamza's son is the suspect held in connection with the murder of a doorman outside an alleged sex party in Mayfair on New Year's Eve, MailOnline can exclusively reveal today.
Imran Mostafa Kamel, 26, whose radical preacher father was extradited to the US in 2012, was arrested after Tudor Simionov was knifed in the chest when violence erupted in Mayfair at 5.30am on Wednesday.
Mr Simionov fought off up to nine men seconds before being stabbed to death outside 80 Park Lane - where a private £2,000-a-table gathering allegedly organised by Lord Edward Davenport was going on.
Kamel appeared at Westminster Magistrates Court this afternoon charged with possession of a firearm with intent to cause fear or danger - but remains a suspect in the murder on January 1.
MailOnline can reveal Kamel's father is Abu Hamza, 60, the former imam of the Finsbury Park mosque whose radical views brought him to the attention of the authorities and saw him expelled from Britain in 2012 after a long legal battle.
Hamza was found guilty of terror offences in both the UK and US, where he is serving a life sentence at a high-security prison.
Mr Simionov moved to the UK with his girlfriend Madalina Anghel for a ‘better life’ two months ago and the couple believed 2019 would be the year they married and started a family.
She told friends today she is taking his body home to Romania for burial and said: 'On New Year's Eve my boyfriend and future husband Tudor was stabbed in the heart at work. The loss is impossible. His unexpected death has shocked us all'.
Imran Mostafa Kamel, 26, the son of Abu Hamza, 60, was arrested last night on suspicion of murdering bouncer Tudor Simionov on Park Lane
Romanian Tudor (pictured with his girlfriend Madalina) died trying to stop a group of gatecrashers from entering the private bash and the couple only came to the UK two months ago
Forensics teams are still working on the party venue where a VIP party where tables were £2,000 each took place
Kamel, who lives in Ealing, west London, appeared in the dock at Westminster Magistrates' Court today and spoke only to confirm his name at the brief hearing.
Tudor Simionov, pictured working just hours before he was stabbed to death outside a private New Year's party at the Fountain House on Park Lane
Matthew Barraclough, prosecuting, told District Judge Michael Snow the case was too serious to be heard in the lower courts and must be moved to the Old Bailey.
Kamel was remanded in custody at Wandsworth Prison.
He will make his next court appearance on January 31.
A Metropolitan police spokesman said the firearms offences were not directly connected to the death of 33-year-old Tudor or others hurt in the Park Lane brawl.
The 60-year-old is currently languishing for life in a 'supermax' prison in Colorado, where he has complained about the ‘inhuman and degrading’ conditions.
Tudor and Madalina moved to the UK from Romania in October - and he was only working on New Year's Eve as a favour.
In footage of the fracas Mr Simionov is seen pushing the men away and throwing punches as the gang try to storm the luxury apartment block overlooking Hyde Park - but the Snapchat film ends before he was knifed in the chest.
Footage from after the stabbing shows the mob having vases thrown at them from the foyer with one of the attackers getting smashed in the head and fleeing from the blood-stained doorstep.
The doorman was fatally stabbed as he guarded the £5,000-a-week rental property, described as Britain's most exclusive student pad and previously linked to swingers' parties.
Tudor Simionov, 33, is shown in the centre of the screen wearing a white shirt and black tie fighting off gatecrashers trying to get into the Mayfair townhouse he was guarding
He was stabbed protecting wealthy clients at a flamboyant party run by disgraced self-styled aristocrat Lord 'Fast Eddie' Davenport, it has been claimed.
Convicted fraudster Eddie Davenport (pictured) organised the event and took payment from high-spirited revellers where a bouncer was stabbed to death
The peer, known for his opulent sex parties, was seen helping with the payments on the door at the exclusive late night 'after-party' when thugs tried to storm their way into the Park Lane venue where Arab princes, tycoons and revellers were celebrating.
A source told MailOnline: 'It was a wild party. You name it, it was available.'
Doorman Tudor Simionov was killed after being knifed in the chest and the party hostess was also seriously injured when violence erupted at about 5.30am.
Self-styled ‘Lord’ Davenport, 53, a disgraced former friend to the stars who made his name running ‘Gatecrasher’ balls for public school pupils, was given an eight-year jail term in September 2011 for a £4.5million fraud.
But he was released from prison after three years as an ‘act of mercy’ when he convinced judges he was gravely ill with kidney problems - but he is clearly enjoying life as a free man.
An employee at the New Year's Eve party said Eddie Davenport organised the event and took payment from high-spirited revellers.
The member of staff, who asked not to be named, told MailOnline: 'Eddie organised the party. He was the one who handled payment.
'He was the one with the card machine and collecting cash. For example, five males were charged £2,000, three males were £800 and I think one male single entry was £100. Prices weren't fixed, they went up and down. Davenport worked with two other chaps and a Chinese lady.'
A neighbour said that there were 'girls dressed in sexy outfits and lingerie coming in and out' all night and told The Sun: 'It looked like a sex themed event'.
Lord Edward Davenport uploaded a picture onto his Instagram with two staff from Thai Airways, and said he was 'heading to London and ready to party'
Lord Davenport (pictured right) uploaded a picture to his Instagram of him and some friends at a Halloween after party
Police officers and forensic Staff in Park Lane, Mayfair after bouncer Tudor Simionov was killed after being knifed in the chest
A second source well placed inside the London party scene said: 'The party at 80 Park Lane was organized by Lord Davenport.
'Fast Eddie had got a lot in a lot of brass [high-class prostitutes] and he had a lot of his friends and old clients there.
'It was all going well until the bad element turned up. The hostess told the door staff not to let them in and then it all kicked off.
'One of the doorman got stabbed and died and the hostess got slashed. It's absolutely tragic he is a young lad you had not been in London for long.'
A neighbour told The Sun: 'Before the stabbing there were girls dressed in sexy outfits and lingerie coming in and out.
'It looked like a sex-themed event — high heels, corsets and so on.'
Club promoter Tommy Mack also said Davenport was involved in the party and said there were many affluent guests who spent thousands to secure a table.
'Fast Eddie [Davenport] is a great guy and runs the best parties. He organised the New Year's Eve party in Park Lane. It was a private party but word got out and the bad element turned up.
'It's absolutely terrible what happened to the doorman.
'There were a lot of Eddie's friends and clients there – Arab princes, people with money, that kind of thing. There were some lovely girls there and they had paid thousands to book a table at the party and they did not want thugs ruining their night.'
Last night Davenport 's lawyer maintained his client did not organise the party, take any money from clients or pay anyone to promote the party.
But he admitted he did not know if his client was there: 'I am awaiting instructions from Mr Davenport as to whether he was at the party or not.'
Lord 'Fast Eddie' Davenport, uploaded a picture of him on Mount Street in Mayfair in December, close to Park Lane
The bouncer, who only came to the UK two months ago, was punching and pushing away the mob trying to raid the Park Lane party he was protecting
Footage uncovered by MailOnline after the attack also shows the mob having vases and lamps thrown at them from the foyer with one of the attackers getting smashed in the head and fleeing from the blood-stained doorstep
Tudor's girlfriend Madalina posted a picture of them flying to the UK on October 20 with the hashtag #goodbyeRomania and said today tehy moved to the UK for a better life
Club promoter Leroy Rose, 25, fought to save Mr Simionov's life but said he only survived around a minute after being stabbed in the chest.
The Romanian fitness fanatic fought off nine men single-handed before he was murdered in the early hours of New Year's Eve
He told the Standard: 'I saw him come back inside. He was in a suit and it was covered in blood. He didn't have a protective vest or anything. I saw blood coming from his chest.
'I pulled him into the back and grabbed a towel and held the wound. He never said a word, he was in a shock. He only survived for a minute. He was stabbed in the middle of the chest. He is a hero, he died trying to save his colleagues. He beat up about nine guys by himself.'
Two of the bouncers, along with a woman who worked at the venue booking tables, were also stabbed.
Mr Rose said: 'It is a place where high end clients come, people with a lot of money.
'It's usually people who we know and the
