Mohamed El-Abboud, a 28-year-old delivery driver, was convicted alongside 25-year-old chef Kusai Al-Jundi for the 2021 murder of 71-year-old businesswoman Louise Kam in north London.
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So this wannabe TikToker is now going to prison for life. Now his name's Mohammed and Mohammed is 26 during this time and he works in London as a delivery driver for a kebab restaurant. And bro loves to make TikToks. Mostly just videos of him acting like a goofy ass and doing whatever the hell this is and whatever the hell this is. Yeah, it seems like he aspires to be an influencer.
But one day in 2021, he's at the kebab restaurant and he meets this woman, Louise. And Louise is 71. She's a businesswoman. She eats at the restaurant a lot. And soon she becomes friendly with Mohammed and this other guy who works at the restaurant. Al-Jundi. And Al-Jundi is 23, and he's a cook at the kebab place. And bro is kind of a sketchy dude. Like, he's always trying to con people.
And over time, Mohammed and Al-Jundi start to notice, Louise got money. Like, she's kind of rich. She owns a few super nice properties in London worth 4.6 million pounds, or about 6.1 million US dollars. And she really wants to sell these properties so that she can give the money to her adult children. And Al-Jundi and Mohammed learn this about her, and they're like, jackpot!
And they decide they're gonna not only scam her, but murder her. And so, over the next few months, they spend time becoming friends with her, particularly Al-Jundi. And Al-Jundi convinces Louise that he is this weirdo. wealthy businessman, a high-ranking property developer, who is also a chef at a kebab restaurant.
I don't know actually how that works, but over time, he convinces her that he works in real estate and that he wants to help her out. Specifically, he tells her that he has this super rich girlfriend who would love to buy her two London properties off of her for way above market value and that he wants to do it in such a way that she won't have to pay taxes on it. And Louise is like, sounds dope.
And she goes and she tells her family and friends about the deal and her family and friends are like, No, this all sounds very shady. But unfortunately, I guess Louise isn't hearing them. For some reason, she trusts Al-Jundi. So Al-Jundi tells Louise that she first needs to transfer the properties to him and put them in his name and he'll take care of the rest.
And if she does that, she will eventually get this big lump sum of cash. Then Al-Jundi goes to hire a lawyer to help him prepare this paperwork. And the lawyer looks at all this and he's like, nah, bro, you're obviously scamming this woman. In fact, several different lawyers turn him down because they can see this whole thing is sketchy. But eventually, he does get the paperwork done.
And before the deal is finalized, he talks Louise into giving him the keys to one of the properties. And immediately, Al-Jundi lets Mohammed move in there without Louise's knowledge. And this is great news for Mohammed, like he moves in and he starts living rent-free, he starts making videos in this place, like showing it off on TikTok like he owns it. But here's where things get dark.
These idiots think that if they murder Louise, that they can then permanently own her two houses. So a few weeks later, Al-Jundi sets up a meeting with Louise at one of her London properties to finalize their deal. He says there'll be a lawyer there and his rich girlfriend who wants to buy the properties will be there and they'll close this deal and be done. And so Louise shows up.
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