Police want to speak to a man and woman with a young child who spoke to security staff at the front sangar of Ballymena PSNI station on Saturday afternoon.
The PSNI would like to speak to them so they can determine if they have any information which could assist with the investigation into the murder of Inayat Shah.
The B&B owner died following a stabbing in Ballymena on Saturday (21 March).
51-year-old man Michael Lenaghan of Galgorm Road was remanded into custody charged with murdering Mr Shah who was 67.
Detective Chief Inspector Peter Montgomery said the investigation into the murder of Mr Shah continues.
“I would like to make a specific appeal at this time to a man and woman who spoke with security staff at the front sangar of Ballymena PSNI station on Saturday afternoon. The man and woman, who were accompanied by a small child, spoke briefly to security at around 3.30pm. I am appealing today for them to get in touch with us
“I would ask them to contact detectives at Seapark on 101 quoting reference 863 of 21/03/20. Alternatively information can be passed anonymously to the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800555111 that gives people the power to speak up and stop crime,” he added.
