Amy Winehouse death - Police search CCTV for clues

Police are analysing CCTV footage from around Amy Winehouse's home, in the hope of piecing together her movements the night before her death.

The investigation into the late singer's passing is continuing, with police speaking to drugs fixer Tony Azzopardi. He has claimed that Winehouse asked him to source her drugs on the Friday night.

The 56-year-old was questioned again by detectives at a London police station yesterday.

However, his accusations that Winehouse bought £1,200 worth of drugs prior to her death have been dismissed by her family. Her father Mitch has said that the singer stayed at her Camden home that night and had been playing her drums.

"There are enough cameras in the area to get a picture of her movements," a source told The Mirror. "It's a painstaking operation which involves going through tens of hours of footage."

Reports have claimed that Winehouse and her boyfriend Reg Traviss had become engaged just weeks before she died.

The film director is said to be joining Mitch Winehouse and other family members on a trip abroad, where they will take time to remember the late star.

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