An e-fit of the man was released at the time but despite media coverage, no one was able to formally identify him.
The body of man discovered in the River Thames 10 years ago to this day is still unidentified.
It was recovered by the marine policing unit, after being spotted by a passer-by at Bankside Pier in Southwark on 26 August 2013.TheHe is described as black, aged between 40 and 50, of large build and balding with dark hair at the sides.When found, he was fully clothed in a dark blue fleece, beige shirt, two pairs of dark trousers and brown"Aboutblu" trainers.
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