Heidelberg West stabbing: Investigation into man’s stabbing death continues

Mystery surrounds the stabbing death of a Thomastown man in Heidelberg West, with the alleged killer still on the run.

The home where a 25-year-old Thomastown man was stabbed appears untouched, almost three weeks later.

Mystery surrounds the death of a man who was stabbed and died in Melbourne’s north, with police investigations still ongoing as the hunt for the alleged killer continues.

A 25-year-old Thomastown man was stabbed on the afternoon of October 16, at a home on a quiet residential street in Heidelberg West.

Police confirmed that no new details have been uncovered regarding the identity of any other individuals involved and no arrests had been made.

Residents who lived nearby were reluctant to comment on the incident, but one neighbour told Leader he suspected the residents of the house where the stabbing occurred had enemies.

Another neighbour said she’d noticed an unusual amount of noise coming from the house across the street, where the stabbing occurred.

“All the windows in the front of the house … they’d been smashed,” she said.

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Almost three weeks after the incident, the home where the incident occurred appeared untouched, with the front fence and windows still broken.

Police have urged anyone with further information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or submit a confidential report online at crimestoppersvic.com.au.