Trans woman last seen leaving Soho bar found dead in River Thames --[Reported by Umva mag]

Trans woman Natasha Reddington-Romanov, missing for more than a week, has been found dead in the River Thames. The 55-year-old’s body was found on the river bank in London on Saturday (28 September) morning. Described by friends as an “icon of Soho”, she was last seen leaving a nightclub in central London at 2am on […] The post Trans woman last seen leaving Soho bar found dead in River Thames appeared first on PinkNews | Latest lesbian, gay, bi and trans news | LGBTQ+ news.

Oct 4, 2024 - 17:17
Trans woman last seen leaving Soho bar found dead in River Thames --[Reported by Umva mag]

Trans woman Natasha Reddington-Romanov, missing for more than a week, has been found dead in the River Thames.

The 55-year-old’s body was found on the river bank in London on Saturday (28 September) morning.

Described by friends as an “icon of Soho”, she was last seen leaving a nightclub in central London at 2am on 20 September, and was reported missing four days later after failing to turn up for work. Investigating officers have said that the body found near Vauxhall Bridge is believed to be Natasha’s.

“Work was undertaken to confirm the identity of this person,” a police spokesperson said. “Natasha’s next of kin have been informed of this development.”

Officers added that Reddington-Romanov’s death is being treated as “unexpected but not suspicious,” and that a file will be prepared for the coroner.

“It’s honestly a nightmare,” close friend Tracy Kawalik told the Evening Standard on Friday. “She often walks home if her phone is dead. We know she was between Greek Street and Bateman Street around 2am, and that was the last time she was spotted. Then it’s all up to guessing.”

Reddington-Romanov, who was 55, is believed to have had dinner in Chinatown before going for a drink with friends in Little Italy on the night of her disappearance.

The group then headed to jazz club Trisha’s, in Soho, where she was well-known among bar staff and regulars. After the bar closed at 1.30am, the group went to the Raincall, for more drinks, before Reddington-Romanov headed home.

Friends say they were not concerned when she failed to respond to a message the following day, because it was not unusual for her phone to be out of battery following a night out.

Following news of her death, Kawalik wrote in a post on X/Twitter: “Natasha Romanov. Always and forever. I loved you so very, very much. I hope you knew.”

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