Soldier found Dead in River after Punched for getting in Wrong Car

The tragic demise of 25-year-old soldier Charlie Saywell, whose body was discovered in a Kent river after he reported being assaulted for mistakenly entering the wrong car, has left his family seeking answers. In his final communication, Charlie informed a friend about the assault, sparking an urgent call from his loved ones for any information regarding the events leading to his untimely death.

The incident, which took place in Chatham, has prompted a police investigation into the circumstances surrounding the altercation near the vehicle Charlie mistakenly approached. Before his disappearance, Charlie was seen heading towards a fast-food establishment in Chatham town center, following a night out with friends.

Authorities are piecing together Charlie’s last known movements, including his visit to the fast-food outlet, in hopes of uncovering details about the suspected assault that led to his fatal injuries. The discovery of his body in the River Medway has intensified the need for witnesses to come forward.

Charlie’s mother, Victoria Brown, alongside friends and the local community, has issued a heartfelt appeal for any information that could shed light on this heartbreaking incident. As investigations continue, Charlie is remembered as a beloved “gentle giant” whose absence has left a profound void in the lives of those who knew him.