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

Murder Mile UK True Crime

Murder Mile UK True-Crime Podcast

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🗓️ 20 February 2025

⏱️ 64 minutes

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Summary

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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0:00.0	Welcome to Murder Mile.
0:12.0	Today, I'm standing on Brunsbury Park in Wilston, NW6.
0:18.3	Four roads south of Carl Haltons' bungled taxi-eised. three roads east of the botched burglary of Bernard Cooper,
0:26.0	four roads south of the Little Drummer Boy's house, and three streets west of the PIN number murder.
0:33.5	Coming soon to Murder Mile.
0:38.3	Brunsbury Park is a middle-class street where homes sell for between one to four million pounds.
0:45.3	Being a little bit showy, it's easy to imagine that many of the neighbours are desperate to outdo each other.
0:52.3	If he has a garage, you build too.
0:56.0	If she has a pond, you dig a pool.
0:59.0	If they decorate with Laura Ashley wallpaper at £100 a pop,
1:03.0	you cover the outside walls in Armani with gold leaf.
1:07.0	And if they dare have an open-blank kitchen, you hire a 24-hour in-house Michelin-Stard chef to deliver you mega-chease toasties in bed.
1:21.2	It may sound pretty pathetic, but for some people, their life is that kind of one-upmanship.
1:30.2	Back in 2015, at Nine Bronsbury Park stood a little two-story house.
1:37.1	Compared to the others, it was modest and simple.
1:41.3	But desperate to keep up with the Joneses,
1:44.0	Jimma Mitchell and her mother Hillary decided to
1:46.8	renovate and add an extra floor.
1:51.5	Anyone else would have killed to live in this lovely little house on a nice street in a good
1:55.9	part of town.
1:58.5	And yet to finish that build, that's exactly what Gemma did.
2:02.6	My name is Michael. I'm your tour guide and this is Murder Mile.
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