The Brutal Murder Of The Chohan Family | Real Stories True Crime Documentary

Mr Chohan had a successful business worth £5m. Kenneth Regan was known as Captain Cash from his drug dealing days, and along with his two henchmen, they hatched a plot to take over the Chohan’s business and use it to front their drug smuggling ring. Mr Chohan, his young wife, her mother, and the couple’s their two baby sons were lured into a trap and brutally murdered, covered up as an innocent but tragic sudden disappearance. The plot was only foiled by a family murder in New Zealand, refusing to believe that they would all vanish, as a result of tax avoidance or a business agreement gone sour. The bodies of the three adults washed up along the coasts of the UK, but the two babies were never found. This documentary, made for Channel 4 strand ‘Dispatches’ explores the heinous crimes and the investigation.

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[cinamontaste]

When he snuck the letter in to his sock that got me. He knew they would kill him and he had to do something to expose them. Clever man. RIP.

[zee]

To the father who stayed with the bodies until help arrived, thank you and God bless you always and may the universe repay your kindness.

[maganrescues]

Nancy's brother made me cry. I lost my younger sister to cancer at 26 years old. Your love and kindness for your sister is evident in your speech, may God comfort your heart.

[AnimaLibera]

I was impressed by the man who stayed with the body they had found for three hours. What a heartbreaking story. Sometimes I wonder if wanting to help a criminal to get back on the straight and narrow after they get out of prison is such a good idea.

[libbyreesbarresi]

fair play to the canoe man who stayed with the body for 3 hours, and the pain in the brothers face, i dont think for 1 minute he will get over this loss ever....may the all rest in peace together, beautiful family

[BinkyTheGoddessDivine]

Having a brother like Nancy's brother is one of the most precious gifts one can have.

[ktt]

I think Belinda knew more than she is saying, first she was furious they were working in her land and then suddenly she’s fine with them tearing up her land without her consent. If I was her I would be calling the police saying this guy is telling me not to talk to you and he’s digging on my land and the family that owned the company he just bought is missing!!!!

[tylermaclaine]

absolutely heartbreaking. hearing the brother speak of his mother & sister and her young family as the video( taken just 2 days prior to them being murdered) ...they were all so happy...I could feel their love for each other in this video, and could hear the pain in the brother's voice.

[Dec.]

Dear Older Brother! I am the oldest of my siblings! I love them with all my heart and soul! Hearing you say “I am sorry I couldn’t save you” broke me! You’re a beautiful human being! May God bless you!

[tarrimali]

I’ve watched so many documentaries during quarantine and I’ve realised how evil people can really be.

[christinarutkosky]

As someone who has lost a brother tragically, I can relate to this brother in the documentary. The one thing that remains the same is that when u look back at the death of a family member, years can go by but the the day they died seems like it just happened yesterday. It's kind of like when people say to their child, "I can remember the day u were born. It seems like it was yesterday."

[etherealmeals]

Incredibly sad. Greed is so scary. I feel so sad for Onkar who lost his entire family feeling so helpless

[lifeonwheels]

That guy that stayed with the body, I wish him peace . such a man of good integrity.

[JanSparkles]

The man who waited with the body...what a kind man with morals. He even cried talking about the body as a person even though he was a stranger. It touched my heart. How tragic for such a happy family. The children? I don't want to imagine! 😢😢

[finnian]

So sad for the brother to never meet his nephews or his sister's happy home and husband. The thoughts of who watching who die are truly haunting.

[mikes-bmedic]

As a parent I find the killing of the two children to be vile, repugnant and sickening.

The US has capital punishment in many of their states and although I’m against capital punishment this is one situation that has me questioning my stance on it.

[Arinera]

That Mr. Chohan hid that letter in his sock is so tragic, he must have known he was about to be killed, he maybe even hoped to save his family if police found him soon :`( What a courageous man.

[candycerivers]

This was the saddest story I’ve ever heard, thank goodness for the brother. Those poor babies made me cry. They were a beautiful family... Tears 😢😢

[faithharold]

Mr Chauhan was such an intelligent man by actually keeping the letter in his socks. He knew this will help him get justice. Babies could be sold also as their bodies were never found. Such a man does have the tendency of knowing people involved in human trafficking, this is so sad and heart wrenching to see all this.

[Jacksonbodylanguage]

The putting of the letter into the sock took perhaps just about less than 10 seconds but that 10 SECONDS put the murderers into 5 lifelong consecutive sentences in jail never to be freed ever. Truly miraculous.