One month after Quhey Saunders was murdered at the petrol station at Cobham Services, Surrey Police is releasing CCTV images of witnesses that they are keen to speak.

The CCTV images show four people who made purchases within the store between 3 and 3.30pm on Monday 26 June.

Officers are also keen to trace the driver of a distinctive green Model A Ford that was on the petrol station forecourt and, despite extensive enquiries with owners clubs and local classic car events, has yet to be identified.

Mr Saunders, from Stanford-le-Hope, was killed on a petrol station forecourt service station in Cobham, Surrey.

Police battled to try and save him before he was airlifted to St George's Hospital, Tooting, London, but his life support machine was switched off on June 28.

 Senior investigating officer Detective Chief Inspector Jo Hayes said:

“Exactly one month ago today, a young man was brutally attacked at the petrol station at Cobham Services.

"We have charged two people with Quehy’s murder, but still need to speak to these five witnesses to understand the circumstances of his murder.

“I want to be clear that the people we are trying to locate are not under suspicion, but may have seen or heard something that could help our investigation.

"Cobham services is on one of the busiest roads in the UK - so these people could be from anywhere in the country.

"If you are one of these people, or you know who they are, I urge you to get in touch.”

Anyone with any information is asked to call Surrey Police on 101 (ask for Surrey Police if you are outside of Surrey) or report it online at http://report.police.uk, quoting 45170068211.

You can also report any information you may have to the independent charity Crimestoppers in complete anonymity by calling 0800 555 111.

Simon Daniel Baker, 22, of Green Lane, Outwood, was charged with murder and appeared via video link at the Old Bailey on Wednesday, July 5.

A provisional date for his next appearance at Guildford Crown Court was set as November 13 later this year.

Mikey Joseph Coyle, 21, from Barnes, was also charged with murder on July 6 and appeared at magistrates’ court later that day.

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