SABINA Nessa's final walk has been revealed by cops as they revealed the young woman was was on her way to meet a friend at a pub when she was allegedly murdered as she walked through park.

       The teacher, 28, was found hidden under a pile of leaves by a dog walker in Cator Park in Kidbrooke, South East London, on Saturday.

       Sabina Nessa was found dead in Cator Park in Greenwich on Saturday 6

       It's believed she was walking to meet a pal at The Depot bar on Pegler Square when she was killed Credit: Thedepotpub.co.uk 6

       Police believe the "brilliant" teacher, who had worked helping non-English speakers develop their language skills, was set upon on Friday barely five minutes from home.

       Met detectives today said Sabina left home on Astell Road in Greenwich just before 8.30pm on Friday, September 17.

       She is believed to have been making her way through Cator Park towards The Depot bar on Pegler Square, Kidbrooke Village, where she planned to meet a friend.

       The journey should have taken her five minutes, but Sabina never arrived at the pub and is thought to have been murdered as she walked through the park.

       Her body was found close to the OneSpace community centre within the park at around 5.30pm the next day.

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       The Met's Detective Inspector Joe Garrity, who is leading the murder investigation, believes there are "still others out there who may have information" that could help.

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       He said: "If you think you saw Sabina or any suspicious behaviour in or around the park on Friday evening please speak to us.

       “Sabina’s journey should have taken just over five minutes but she never made it to her destination.

       "We know the community are rightly shocked by this murder – as are we – and we are using every resource available to us to find the individual responsible.”

       The shock has not sunk in. She was a beautiful, kind, caring soul.

       Zubel AhmedSabina's cousin

       A post-mortem examination carried out at Greenwich Mortuary on Monday, September 20 was inconclusive.

       Her cousin Zubel Ahmed told ITV News yesterday: "She was due to go and see her family at the weekend and even that... she couldn't even do that one last time unfortunately."

       Zubel paid tribute to his cousin and described her as the "sweetest person".

       He said the devastated family do not understand how "someone can do this".

       Zubel added: "We went and saw her parents, they are inconsolable. It's the worst way for someone to go.

       "The shock has not sunk in. She was a beautiful, kind, caring soul.

       "I express my deepest sympathies for her sisters - Mum and dad are absolutely devastated.

       "Nothing is making sense to us, why was she taken from us we just don't know."

       Sabina's death has sparked outrage after she joined a growing list of women killed in public spaces in London in recent months.

       DEMANDING ACTION

       Campaigners are now demanding action to tackle violence against women in the wake of the latest tragedy.

       Our Streets Now said: "It’s why we don’t walk where we want, when we want.

       “It’s why we tense at the sound of a car pulling up, or of a man crossing the street towards us.

       “It’s why one in five girls have avoided their place of education.

       “Please, stop telling us we’re overreacting.

       “Sabina Ness, Sarah Everard, Bibaa Henry, Nicole Smallman.

       “And these are just the names that we remember.

       “Male violence is killing us. It’s restricting our right to be free and equal citizens.

       “We need change, now.”

       Anyone with information is urged to call police on 0208 721 4266 or contact Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.

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       Sabina was walking home when she was attacked Credit: BPM 6

       Her cousin has paid tribute Credit: itv 6

       Police are appealing for information Credit: LNP

       'Brilliant' Sabina Nessa, 28, murdered ‘by stranger’ in park 'just 5 minutes from home', 'inconsolable' family reveals