Murder probe as missing sisters found dead in park beauty spot two days after they were last seen at birthday party

POLICE have tonight launched a murder probe after two "amazing" sisters were found dead in a London park after a birthday party.
The bodies of Nicole Smallman, 27, and half-sister Bibaa Henry, 46, were discovered at a beauty spot where they were last seen alive two days earlier.
Devastated neighbours told how they saw mum-of-one Bibaa in "high spirits" on her way to a picnic at Fryent Country Park in Wembley, North London, to celebrate her 46th birthday.
Police said around 10 people joined the party from about 7pm. Social worker Bibaa and photographer Nicole were believed to have been the last to leave.
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Worried friends and family reported them missing on Saturday when they didn't return home.
And their bodies were discovered at the same park at about 1.10pm yesterday.
Tonight police revealed they have launched a murder investigation. No arrests have been made.
Horrified witnesses described hearing terrifying screams before emergency crews scrambled to the beauty spot.
Today, a bouquet of pink and white roses were left with a handwritten note to the "amazing" sisters.
Bibaa's neighbour who lives opposite Beeba’s flat, told how she was in "high spirits".
Mavis Osei-Frimpong, 52, said: "My daughter last saw her on Friday when Beeba said it was her birthday and she was going out to celebrate. She seemed happy as it was her birthday."
Flowers with messages in hand-drawn hearts were today left at the scene where their bodies were discovered.
The message, signed by "Jack" with a kiss, read “you were an amazing person” and “so funny.”
His tribute added: “You will be sadly missed.”
Witness Aditi Patel saw cops rushing to the scene on Sunday afternoon.
She said: "Two female officers arrived, briskly walking through Slough Lane entrance carrying first aid and what looked like a defibrillator.
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"A man approached and told them he heard screams and that he could show them where to go."
DCI Simon Harding said: “We are in the very early stages of the investigation and are working hard to find out what led to these two women losing their lives.
"Their families have been devastated by their loss and they need answers."