Man, 20, pictured after he was fatally knifed in his bedroom by suspect who broke into his home

A MAN who died after being fatally stabbed by an attacker who forced his way into his East London home has been named by police.

Elliot Francique was found by Metropolitan Police officers in his bedroom at a home in Plaistow, on Tuesday, having suffered multiple stab wounds.

Despite receiving treatment by paramedics, Elliot sadly died at the scene.

The Met said the “frenzied attack” was carried out on Tuesday by a black male dressed in black clothing who forced his way into the property and stabbed Elliot several times, before leaving the scene on foot to Park Grove and from there towards Chad Green.

Detective Chief Inspector Kelly Allen said police were carrying out a murder investigation and said Elliot’s family is being supported by specialist officers.

She said: “Our inquiries include door-to-door inquiries in the area and the examination of hours of CCTV footage from a number of surrounding locations.

“I am grateful to those people who have already come forward to speak with us and urge anyone with information who hasn’t yet been in touch to call us without delay.

“Even the smallest piece of information could corroborate something we have already been told, or might be the missing part of the timeline of events that we are building.

“It is our mission to remove dangerous weapons, and the dangerous people who use them, from London’s streets.

“Please help us make your city safer by telling us what you know.”

Anyone with information or footage can contact police on 020 83451 570 or 101, quoting the reference 4484/19APR, or to remain anonymous contact Crimestoppers on 0800 555111 or online.