Woman who suffered acid attack may have harmed herself Speaking to ITV's This Morning, for which she was paid £3,000, Mis Oni said she used to be a "girly" girl who took three hours to get ready. She said she had just got off the bus on her way from her job at Westfield shopping centre in Stratford, to the home where she is the sole carer for her 52-year-old mother, when the attack took place. "No words were spoken," she said. There was no dialogue. I looked back and remember the person just staring at me. The eyes were cold - it was a cold stare. Officers sought to retrieve Miss Oni's laptop from her home in Dagenham, East London on January 28, but failed to find it. It was later handed over by her mother. Both women had moved out of their Dagenham address because they said they feared for their safety. Miss Oni's boyfriend, Ato Owede, 23, a law student at Sussex University, told the Sunday Times: "They [the police] are not doing enough to catch the person. I think they did ask her mum if she did this to herself - that's just crazy. They need to keep on investigating. They're concentrating on the wrong things at the moment in terms of [her] researching acid attacks and stuff like that. They are just coming to a silly conclusion. A spokesman for Scotland Yard said officers had conducted forensic analysis on "articles of interest," conducted door-to-door enquiries, examined CCTV and spoken to potential witnesses. "At this time, detectives continue to follow a number of lines of enquiry," the spokesman added.