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The killer who stabbed a young Thai woman to death in a £4million luxury mansion near Hyde Park is believed to have fled abroad, an inquest heard today.
Kamonnan Thiamphanit - a tenant at the former Ethiopian embassy - was found dead last week shortly after neighbours heard ear piercing screams.
Police been working on the theory that 27-year-old - known as Angela - knew her killer and let them into the apartment in Bayswater, west London.
At an inquest into her death today, it was revealed police have a name for the prime suspect and believe he has left the country.
DCI Alison Foxwell told the hearing, held remotely by Westminster Coroner's Court: 'Angela which is what she was known as while here in the UK had been renting out the property as an Airbnb.
'We believe that the person who attacked her was known to her, this isn't a stranger attack but at some point after the 6 April at 6.15am she was attacked in the address and sustained a number of stab injuries.
Kamonnan Thiamphanit, who was found stabbed to death at a £4million home near Hyde Park
Police officers at the scene after forcing entry to the house near Hyde Park at around 8.30am on April 8
A forensic scene of crime officer at the property in Stanhope Place
'We are currently seeking the perpetrator but cannot give much more information about that at this stage, I'm afraid.'
When asked by the corner Fiona Wilcox, for further
