Agnes Akom, 20, who was also known as Dora, who moved to London from Hungary three years ago and was last seen two weeks ago in Cricklewood Broadway on Sunday, May 9th. She was reported missing two days later and police then launched an investigation and have now charged a man with her murder. Neculai Paizan, 63, was arrested on Tuesday, May 18th in connection with Agnes' disappearance and on Sunday, May 23rd, he was charged with her murder. Agnes' body has not yet been found and detectives saY they are still pursuing all possible lines of enquiry and are appealing for the public to come forward if they see or have seen anything suspicious that they feel may be relevant. Agnes Akom is pictured here on her "open" Facebook page. Man charged with murder of Agnes Akom, UK - 25 May 2021 Paizan was sent to make his first court appearance at Willesden Magistrates' Court yesterday Monday, May 24th.,Image: 612561783, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: Rex Features Ltd. do not claim any Copyright or License of the attached image, Model Release: no, Credit line: Profimedia

Pic shows: The entrance to the inside of the shipping container home of lorry driver Neculai Paizan, 64, who has been found guilty of the murder of Agnes Akom, 20, who he killed in a wheelie bin before dumping her in a park. Paizan beat Agnes Akom over the head more than 20 times with an electric saw as he brutally murdered her in his converted-shipping container home in North West London. He was convicted of murder at the Old Bailey yesterday as the police released CCTV of Paizan pushing a wheelie bin with Ms Akom inside. He will be sentenced on Monday, 25 July. Detective Chief Inspector Neil John, said: "The level of violence Paizan used in his attack on Agnes is truly horrific. What she suffered inside the container does not bear thinking about. Whilst it is not clear why he killed her that day, his attempts to hide his crime in the following hours and days show a calculated effort to ensure that, not only was Agnes never found, but that he would not be caught." Agnes Akom-Victim of Neculai Paizan-Lorry Driver Convicted of Wheelie Bin Murder, UK - 21 Jul 2022,Image: 708905964, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: Rex Features Ltd. do not claim any Copyright or License of the attached image, Model Release: no, Credit line: Profimedia

Pic shows: The wheelie bin in which lorry driver Neculai Paizan, 64, was caught on CCTV dragging the body along of his murdered victim Agnes Akom. Paizan has been found guilty of the murder of Agnes Akom, 20, who he killed in a wheelie bin before dumping her in a park. Paizan beat Agnes Akom over the head more than 20 times with an electric saw as he brutally murdered her in his converted-shipping container home in North West London. He was convicted of murder at the Old Bailey yesterday as the police released CCTV of Paizan pushing a wheelie bin with Ms Akom inside. He will be sentenced on Monday, 25 July. Detective Chief Inspector Neil John, said: "The level of violence Paizan used in his attack on Agnes is truly horrific. What she suffered inside the container does not bear thinking about. Whilst it is not clear why he killed her that day, his attempts to hide his crime in the following hours and days show a calculated effort to ensure that, not only was Agnes never found, but that he would not be caught." Agnes Akom-Victim of Neculai Paizan-Lorry Driver Convicted of Wheelie Bin Murder, UK - 21 Jul 2022,Image: 708905992, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: Rex Features Ltd. do not claim any Copyright or License of the attached image, Model Release: no, Credit line: Profimedia

Pic shows: Mugshot of lorry driver Neculai Paizan, 64, who has been found guilty of the murder of Agnes Akom, 20, who he killed in a wheelie bin before dumping her in a park. Paizan beat Agnes Akom over the head more than 20 times with an electric saw as he brutally murdered her in his converted-shipping container home in North West London. He was convicted of murder at the Old Bailey yesterday as the police released CCTV of Paizan pushing a wheelie bin with Ms Akom inside. He will be sentenced on Monday, 25 July. Detective Chief Inspector Neil John, said: "The level of violence Paizan used in his attack on Agnes is truly horrific. What she suffered inside the container does not bear thinking about. Whilst it is not clear why he killed her that day, his attempts to hide his crime in the following hours and days show a calculated effort to ensure that, not only was Agnes never found, but that he would not be caught." Agnes Akom-Victim of Neculai Paizan-Lorry Driver Convicted of Wheelie Bin Murder, UK - 21 Jul 2022,Image: 708906003, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: Rex Features Ltd. do not claim any Copyright or License of the attached image, Model Release: no, Credit line: Profimedia