Libyan PM visits spot where Yvonne Fletcher died Met police will fly to Libya to investigate Yvonne Fletcher killing Link to this video The Libyan prime minister, Abdurrahim el-Keib, has visited the spot where a police officer, Yvonne Fletcher, was shot dead outside his country's London embassy in 1984. Keib made the visit after it was announced that a team of detectives from the Metropolitan police is to fly to Libya to continue the force's investigations into the unsolved murder. The Libyan premier paused and bowed in front of the memorial to PC Fletcher and laid a wreath of white roses and carnations at the spot. No one has ever been brought to justice for the killing. But Keib said on Thursday his country would "work very closely together" with the UK after talks with his British counterpart, David Cameron. PC Fletcher, who was 25, was shot dead as she policed an anti-Gaddafi demonstration outside the Libyan People's Bureau. The bullets which killed her and injured 10 protesters came from inside the embassy. Her death led to an 11-day siege of the building in St James's Square and the severing of diplomatic links between the UK and Libya.