but whether he has met the standards expected of him is now under scrutiny. ione wells, bbc news. two men have been sentenced to life in prison with a minimum of 35 years, for killing a 71 year old woman, in a plot to steal her life savings and take over her rental properties. louise kam, disappeared injuly 2021. her body was eventually found dumped in a rubbish bin the following month, and she d been strangled. helena wilkinson, has more from the old bailey. this is 71 year old businesswoman louise kam, who was callously murdered for her money. the two men, who she met through a mutualfriend, targeted louise for her property in a sophisticated fraud. in this video, filmed at one of the properties she rented, el abboud is seen boasting to his friends about his new lifestyle. he had moved in before the murder and treated it as his own home. his friend, al jundi,
A Romanian delivery driver who murdered a 71-year-old woman with his Syrian friend believing it would make him a millionaire filmed himself dancing at his victim s house two weeks before her death.
LONDON: Two men were each sentenced on Wednesday to a minimum of 35 years in jail for murdering a 71-year-old woman after attempting to take control of two properties she owned in the capital. The court was told that Mohamed El-Abboud, 28, and Kusai Al-Jundi, 25, lured Louise Kam to her property in Barnet on July 26, where she was strangled with a hair dryer cord. Her body was
the pair then disposed of louise kam s body in this wheelie bin, where she was later discovered by police. in a victim personal statement read to court, louise kam s son, gregory, said that he had been left feeling numb and grief stricken. the pair will spend at least 35 years in prison for the murder of a pensioner, committed out of greed. helen wilkinson, bbc news, at the old bailey. owners of four flats opposite the viewing gallery at london s tate modern art gallery have won a legal case in court, overlevels of intrusion that they say prevent them from enjoying their homes. the court determined that the flat owners faced a contstant visual intrusion that impact their right to privacy. james souter is a real estates dispute partnerfrom international law firm charles russell speechlys. i think there is significant