Sarah Cunningham: Body found on tracks at London Underground station after search for missing artist

Authorities have notified the relatives of a missing artist that a body was discovered on the tracks at a London Underground station.

The most recent sighting of Sarah Cunningham, who is 31 years old, took place on Jamestown Road in Camden, located in north London, at 3 a.m. on Saturday.

On Sunday, the Metropolitan Police reported that she was unaccounted for and mentioned that she was last seen wearing a black outfit.

Authorities shared an image of the clothing she had on.

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In a recent update, the Metropolitan Police reported that their officers responded to a call at Chalk Farm underground station at 1:11 AM on Monday.

The police stated, "Although we are still in the process of properly identifying her, we have notified Sarah's family about this update. They have requested that their privacy be honored during this challenging time."

Metropolitan Police officers are collaborating with their counterparts in the British Transport Police to investigate the details of the situation.

The death is considered unexpected, but at this moment, there are no indications that it was suspicious.

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Lisson Gallery in London, which has showcased some of Ms. Cunningham's work, had previously released a public request urging people to help find her.

Jamie Klingler, who helped start the Reclaim These Streets initiative aimed at stopping violence against women and girls, also made public requests to locate her.

She mentioned that the most recent observation of Ms. Cunningham was of her entering a dark Vauxhall and leaving for Islington with a man whose identity is unknown.

However, it is known that the police looked into this sighting and determined that it wasn't Ms. Cunningham.