Police in London UK, are looking for Gambian Musa Sillah, in connection with the murder of 26-year-old Rohan Trotman in the southeast London district of Peckham on 25th June 2023.
Following an extensive investigation, Yusuf Kallon, 29 was convicted of Rohan’s murder in 2024 and sentenced to a minimum of 28 years in prison.
Despite the conviction, the investigation continues and as part of their enquiries detectives are keen to speak to Musa Sillah, 23, from Walworth, who is thought to be in The Gambia and has links to Spain and Germany.
Sillah is believed to have fled the UK following the murder, and extensive efforts continue to trace his whereabouts.
A £10,000 reward is also being offered by the independent charity Crimestoppers for information they receive that leads to the arrest and conviction of those responsible for Rohan’s murder.
Detective Chief Inspector Lucie Card, who is leading the investigation, said: “More than three years on from Rohan’s murder, our determination to secure justice for him and his family remains unwavering. While one man has been convicted for his role in the attack, our investigation continues and we believe there are people who have information that could help us identify and locate others involved.
“Following a number of enquiries, we have now taken the decision to name an individual [Musa Sillah] we wish to speak with in connection with the investigation and are urging anyone who knows where he is, or who has any information about the circumstances surrounding Rohan’s murder, to come forward. We would also urge Sillah to contact police. We continue to work closely with Rohan’s family and remain committed to ensuring those responsible for his murder are brought to justice.”
Rohan’s mother said: “Since the heartbreaking loss of our son in 2023, our family has been left waiting for justice. We have endured years of uncertainty and want to send a clear message. Our son’s life mattered, and his loss must not go unanswered. We urge anyone with information that could help to come forward, either to the police or anonymously to the charity Crimestoppers. No piece of information is too small.”
Mick Duthie, Director of Operations at the charity Crimestoppers, said: “Rohan’s family have waited more than three years for justice and we believe there are people who may hold information that could help move this investigation forward. Our reward offer is designed to encourage anyone with information about the murder or the whereabouts of Musa Sillah to contact our charity.
