A young man is dancing and gyrating on the driveway of a smart looking house in north London – ‘busting some moves’, as some might say – in some trendy new clothes.
He looks rather pleased with himself, like he has something to celebrate.
The video, posted on TikTok, was recorded by kebab shop worker Mohamed El-Abboud, 29, almost exactly three years ago.
WHAT INVESTIGATION REVEALED
What we know now, however, is just two days before posting that video, he’d throttled the owner of that house – 71-year-old Louise Kam – with a hair dryer cord, and then stuffed her dead body into a wheelie bin.
The gentle, church-going, mother of two had been lured to the property by El-Abboud and his co-conspirator Kusai Al-Jundi, 26, in £4.6million scam, intended to steal Louise’s multi-million property portfolio.
El-Abboud had throttled 71-year-old Louise Kam with a hair dryer cord, and then stuffed her dead body into a wheelie bin.
HOW LOUISE WAS LURED TO HER DEATH
Sickeningly in the days before the murder, as they hatched their evil plot, El-Abboud had moved into the empty property in Barnet, from where he recorded videos of him dancing with a model, and mocking Louise’s ‘wealth and good fortune’.
Ultimately the videos would form part of the net that snared the killers.
Duped, scammed and lured to her death by two callous conmen. It was not the end anyone – let alone a dignified lady like Louise Kam – deserved.
That her life should have ended the way it did is a source of unending agony to those who knew and loved her.
Kusai Al-Jundi, 26, co-conspired with El-Abboud in a £4.6million scam, intended to steal Louise’s multi-million property portfolio.
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It has been three years since Louise was murdered, but the circumstances in which she died, and her friend’s unwitting role in introducing her to her killers are etched in Kambiz’s memory.
The chain of events leading up to and after Louise’s death is played out in vivid detail in a newly-released Channel 5 documentary, Body in the Bin – The Murder of Louise Kam, which uses CCTV footage and social media footage, the latter created by one of her killers, to reconstruct the murder.
As her close friend Kambiz Rohany, who spoke exclusively to the Mail this week, says: ‘It is like somebody gave you the best diamond in the world and suddenly someone grabs it from you and breaks it.
