Police have issued an appeal for three people to come forward who may have information about what happened to a man who has been missing for ten weeks.
Father-of-two Ambrose Ball, 31, has not been seen since January 24 after a night out at The Fox pub in Green Lanes, Palmers Green.
In the early hours of the morning a car belonging to Mr Ball, also known as Jay, was found on the border of Tottenham and Walthamstow after having been in a serious accident.
According to police, the car lost one of its front wheels and continued further down the road, coming to rest next to Tottenham Marshes.
A fingertip and marine search was carried out across Walthamstow Wetlands and the Marshes, three days later, but he was not found.
At approximately 3.10am the BMW collided with the central reservation in Watermead Way at the junction with Sedge Road, Tottenham.
Now, ten weeks on police said there may have been a number of witnesses to the crash.
According to officers, the driver of a seven tonne truck stopped at the scene and got out.
He is described as a black man, aged about 40.
The driver of a red Ford Fiesta who is described as a black man, of slim build and between 30 and 40 years old is also said to have been in the area.
The driver of a dark-coloured hatchback car is said to have stopped at the scene and got out.
A picture of Ambrose's car has been released by police
He is described as being a light-skinned black man, about 5ft 8ins and aged between 25 and 30 with a female passenger.
Officers would like to speak to any rough sleepers who were in the area that may have seen or heard the crash.
Ambrose, from Tottenham, is described as black and around 5ft 9ins. He is stocky and has black cropped hair and a goatee beard and a tattoo of a rose on his neck.
The last time he was seen he was wearing blue Armani jeans and white Ralph Lauren trainers with a blue logo and blue soles.
Detective Inspector Sharon Freeman-Woods, of Haringey police, said: "I would particularly like to speak to these potential witnesses who may help piece together what happened to Ambrose after his car collided that night."
Anyone with any information is asked to contact Haringey police on 101, or call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
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