The bodies of two women were found in a property in east London on Friday.
They were reportedly discovered in a freezer.
Scotland Yard have launched a murder investigation into the discovery in Canning Town at roughly 11.45am on Friday April 26.
Police were called following reports of concerns for welfare at the address which is near a nursery and a doctor's surgery.
No one has been arrested and police experts are still trying to establish the identities and ages of the two people killed.
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Photos from the scene today showing forensic officers continuing their work.
Detective Chief Superintendent Richard Tucker said: “The launch of any murder investigation is naturally of concern to the local community and we have borough officers in the area supporting colleagues from the Homicide and Major Crime Command as they investigate the full circumstances."
A police source told the Daily Mail: "The bodies were found in the freezer inside the flat apparently.
"There were two victims. One of them is understood to have been on the Missing Persons list for quite some time."
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The cause of deaths for the two women have not been revealed with post-mortems to be held "in due course", Metropolitan Police said in a statement.
A crime scene remains in place.
Anyone with information about the deaths of the two women has been asked to contact police by calling 101.
