• #285 - The Suitcase of Death (Jemma Mitchell & Mee Kuen Chong)

  • Feb 20 2025
  • Length: 1 hr and 4 mins
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#285 - The Suitcase of Death (Jemma Mitchell & Mee Kuen Chong)

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  • On Friday 11th of June 2021 at 6:23am, 34-year-old Jemma Mitchell left her home at 9 Brondesbury Park in Wilsden to visit her friend and fellow Christian Mee Kuen Chong known as Deborah. She was wheeling behind her an empty blue suitcase, five hours later, the suitcase was full and her friend was dead. But why?


    • Date: Monday 26th of April 1993 at 4:20pm (murder of Paul Milburn)
    • Location #1: 9 Brondesbury Park, Wilsden, NW6 (Jemma's house)
    • Location #2: 196 Chaplin Road, Wembley, HA0 (Deborah's house)
    • Victim: 1 (Mee Kuen Chong, known as Deborah)
    • Culprits: 1 (Jemma Mitchell)


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