COPS have released new details about the three people they want to speak to in regard to the death of a 10-year-old girl.
Surrey Police last night said all three were known to Sara Sharif, whose body was found in the early hours of Thursday following a concern for welfare in Horsell, near Woking.
Detectives previously identified three people they want to speak to as part of a murder probe.
The trio are believed to have left the country on Wednesday.
No arrests have been made.
In an update on Monday, Surrey Police said no other people were present at the property when they attended at around 2.50am.
Formal identification is yet to take place and a postmortem examination will take place on Tuesday afternoon.
Pictures from the scene on Thursday showed cops carrying away bags of evidence for further examination.
Tributes have since flooded in following Thursday's horror.
A tribute left at the scene read: "So sorry this has happened. Such a tragedy.
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"Rest in peace lovely girl".
It comes after Sara's mum Olga Sharif remembered her daughter as “happy and always laughing”.
Olga, 36, said: “My life will never be the same again. Sara should be with me right now. She was too young.
“Sara was an amazing child.
“She had lots of friends at school and she would get on with anyone. Whenever I picked her up I would hear kids shouting ‘Bye Sara’.
“Sara was invited to every birthday party in the class and every sleepover, she was so outgoing, much more social than me.”