HORROR IN LONDON: The Gruesome Murder of The Chohan Family (True Crime)
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Published 2023-07-15
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They ranged from an eight-week-old boy to a 51-year-old grandmother. But age or gender was no protection when three generations of the same family were wiped out in one of the UK's most shocking crimes.
Amarjit and Nancy Chohan, their two sons, Ravinder, eight weeks, and Devinder, 18 months, and Mrs Chohan's mother, Charanjit Kaur, visiting their west London home from India, all died at the hands of ruthless men, who planned to take over Mr Chohan's haulage company, Ciba, and use it to smuggle drugs. They killed the Chohans and Mrs Kaur and then spun a web of lies to cover up their appalling brutality.
The bodies of Mr and Mrs Chohan and Mrs Kaur were recovered from the sea - in April, July and November 2003 respectively. Postmortem reports revealed that Mr Chohan had been drugged and possibly strangled and his wife's skull smashed with a hammer. Mrs Kaur's body was too badly decomposed to provide any conclusive information. The bodies of Ravinder and Devinder have never been found.
Kenneth Regan, William Horncy and Peter Rees, were convicted for their part in the murders. Watching this opens one's eyes to the fact that there are some individuals that should never walk among us. They are incapable of rehabilitation and their only goal in their lives is to take as much as they can at least cost to themselves with no care for those they trample over in their sickening quests. Directed by Richard Bond, Produced by Allen Jewhurst, Clive Entwistle. Join the discussion, share and like.
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And the murderers will be allowed to live on public funds in prison after wiping out a whole family. Justice is crazy!
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The more I watch these crimes it makes you realise you can’t trust anyone…the world is full of psychopaths & sociopaths and abusers.
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You made a deal with the devil and let him out of prison way too soon for that much heroin. The family would have still been alive if you had sent him away for 18 years.
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These videos shows how you can’t trust anyone. It’s so scary to think. Nancy’s brother deserves 100 % respect to how he fully cared for his family. God bless you!
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What an absolutely tragic story. May the universe bring healing to Onkar and his family, and peace to the five victims.
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Someone's work so hard to build an empire for his family .And a lazy ,greedy selfish man kills the entire family to get it all for free??? So sad😢
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Feel so bad for the brother from New Zealand. It's amazing what this criminal planned in order to steal a company. All in the name of drugs? How could the children be murdered? Insane! They deserve execution. Such a nice family also. If the brother from New Zealand reads this comment. Wish you the best sir! You are a great person to have cared so much for your family!
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The fact that the brother had to travel from another country to find out that the family left behind everything even feeding bottles.. what did police investigate
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The video of the mother with her two babies in the rocking chair is absolutely heartbreaking.😢😢 Can't understand why they had such a fate.
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I’m freaking crying to the gym. Such a beautiful family. The British people really were hurt altogether for this. God bless Nancy’s brother.
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I watch a LOT of true crime, but this one got me. I don’t even have words
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I went to see the trial at the Old Bailey. The defendants lied over and over but were no match for the prosecution QCs. I hope they are still rotting somewhere.
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I think Belinda should be arrested for Stupidity smh absolute madness. Rest Easy to the Victim's of this tragedy 🌹🇨🇦
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I wish, we in India have such a heart to make such Documentaries. There are thousands of such stories, untold, all pushed under the carpet. Ironically, the perpetuators have all got mingled into the Main-stream society, now holding high ranks in Govt. services or even got out of India, living a comfortable life, with no conscience to their past.
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Such a beautiful family and those sweet children. He was too good to give that evil man work.
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What I find most disturbing is the letter found in his sock. I don’t like to think what he was feeling and thinking at the time. I don’t know if he took the letter with the intention of showing it to the police himself or more heartbreakingly because he knew he was going to die and hope it would be used as evidence to solve his own murder. Regardless, Regan is a psychopath of the most dangerous violent and unfeeling level I think I’ve ever heard of. 5 people, 2 of which were infants, he murdered so he could live the life style he felt he deserved. That’s particularly narcissistic and evil….And frightening! Monsters like this make me question the use of the death penalty, this was already his second chance, when is it time to ask if it’s worth the risk of him being alive. People escape, wrongly get paroled, can con the system. As long as he’s alive, he’s a potential danger. 43:10
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This is truly a sad sad tragic story. That happened some years ago. I am from Africa but live in London at the time this happened, I was living in a place called Southall which is very near to the suburb the chohans lived in. My colleague who from Zimbabwe was telling me that her first cousin actually lived a few doors from the chohans and she spoke about what a wonderful human being Mrs chohan was. She spoke about how she found it odd that Mrs chohan would have left without saying goodbye to her because they were always speaking together as good neighbours. She cried so badly when she heard what had happened to her, the children, her husband and mother.
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These crimes can be stopped to nearly none if the criminals are hanged publicly. Clearly, we can see lowest crime rates in the countries where such criminals are executed in public.
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Mr. Chauhan did the humanly thing and gave someone a second chance in the society but how did it turn out. How sad. These days it's hard to be nice to anyone. Rest in peace
