Acton murder victim named as Jenny Foote, 38, from Harlesden
Jeenny Foote lived in Thornberry Court (Pic credit: Google streetview) - Credit: Archant
A care worker from Harlesden found dead at the hostel where she worked in Acton can be named today as Jenny Foote.
The body of the 38-year-old, who lived in Thornberry Court, Craven Park, was discovered on Monday just after 6.30am.
A post-mortem examination showed she died of a head injury.
The hostel provided supported living service for vulnerable people.
Today at the Old Bailey Judge Nicholas Cooke QC lifted a reporting restriction allowing Ms Foote to be named.
Michael Meanza, 47, a resident at the hostel, is accused of Ms Foote’s murder.
He appeared by videolink at the Old Bailey wearing a pale green prison-issue tracksuit with a silver chain around his neck.
Most Read
- 1 Jailed: 9 north London offenders put behind bars in June
- 2 Wanted: Man sought after aggravated burglaries, failing to appear in court
- 3 Appeal: Boy, 13, missing from Brent since Monday
- 4 DVLA issues urgent warning to drivers in UK
- 5 Man arrested after woman's rape allegation in Neasden
- 6 Alperton family with autistic son plead to be rehoused
- 7 Road closed after man's death in Willesden
- 8 Neasden pub refused late licence amid fears around crime
- 9 Retired police boss: Sacking Met officers 'takes too long'
- 10 Most wanted: 6 people sought in connection with 10 robberies across London
He spoke only to confirm he could hear proceedings and to confirm his name.
Meanza was remanded in custody to appear before the same court on October 16 for a plea and case management hearing.
He is yet to enter a plea to a single count of murder.
