A second woman stabbed in the double-attack which killed Amie Gray is still fighting for her life in hospital, say police. Personal trainer and mum Amie, 34, died after she was stabbed on Durley Chine Beach in Bournemouth on Friday. A second woman, aged 38, was also attacked and rushed to hospital.
Police on Tuesday said the second victim was still being treated in hospital after she was seriously injured in the attack. A 17-year-old boy from Lancashire was arrested on suspicion of murder following Friday night's attack, but was subsequently eliminated from the enquiry. Detectives also released CCTV on Monday of a hooded male wanted in connection with the attack, urging for anyone who can identify him to come forward.
In an update issued on Tuesday night, Dorset Police said they were continuing to work "tirelessly" to hunt the person responsible. Bournemouth stabbing: Police release CCTV of suspect after woman killed and another fights for life Personal trainer Amie died after being stabbed on the beach in Bournemouth Detective Superintendent Richard Dixey, of the Major Crime Investigation Team, said: “There are significant resources deployed to this investigation to identify the person responsible and ensure the public remain safe and secure. We are proactively pursuing a number of active lines of enquiry and intelligence and are working tirelessly to piece together the tragic circumstances of the night, with house-to-house enquiries continuing in the area.
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