Monday 4 July Owami, 24, leaves her family home in Grays, Essex. Wednesday 6 July She is reported as missing to Essex police. Wednesday 6 July, approximately 11pm She is spotted by Met officers at Clarendon Road, Croydon. She turns down the offer of an ambulance, amid concern for her welfare. Officers do not know who she is, nor know she is missing. Thursday 7 July Her last known sighting, caught on CCTV. It shows Owami in a dark jacket, red T-shirt, light grey joggers, slider type shoes carrying a white handbag over her shoulder. She is walking north on London Road, Croydon, away from West Croydon and towards Norbury. She is seen in the company of a man. Wednesday 13 July The Met realises the woman it came across the week before was Owami Davies. Saturday 23 July The case transfers from Essex police to the Met. Sunday 31 July Scotland Yard urges people in West Croydon to “check their sheds and outbuildings” for signs of disturbance in the hope of trying to locate her. Monday 1 August The first of a series of arrests is made. In total, five people are arrested: three on suspicion of kidnap, and two for murder. All have been bailed. Tuesday 16 August The Met releases a statement saying Davies could still be “in the local area and in need of help”. Thursday 18 August British Transport Police say Davies could still be frequently travelling by train around London, appearing dazed and confused. Saturday 20 August The police watchdog, the Independent Office for Police Conduct, announces it is considering an investigation into Scotland Yard.