Date: 04 Jul 2008
Two biochemistry students had come to London to develop their skills as specialists in infectious disease and environmental engineering.
As two talented biochemistry students and close friends, Laurent Bonomo and Gabriel Ferez had come to London to develop their skills as specialists in infectious disease and environmental engineering... The bodies of Mr Bonomo and Mr Ferez, both 23, were found late on Sunday evening, bound, gagged and with hundreds of stab wounds and other injuries. They had been tortured and beaten repeatedly with a blunt instrument. Yesterday officers described the killings, which took place in Mr Bonomo's flat in southeast London, as the most vicious they had seen. Mr Bonomo, a student in the proteins that cause infectious disease, had been stabbed 196 times, with up to half the wounds inflicted after he was dead. Mr Ferez had 47 separate injuries. Police said that their ordeal had lasted a considerable time before the flat, and possibly the bodies, were covered in accelerant and set alight.
See: List of Dead Scientists -- Microbiology, what a dangerous profession! Most have died since 9/11. By Steve Quayle
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