Woman ‘caught on CCTV dragging suitcase with friend she murdered inside’

Moment woman 'drags suitcase containing friend she murdered around London streets'
Jemma Mitchell, 38, is accused of killing Mee Kuen Chong, 67, over cash (Image: PA)

A 38-year-old lady accused of murdering her aged pal was caught on CCTV dragging round a big suitcase containing her physique, a court docket has heard.

Jemma Mitchell allegedly battered 67-year-old Mee Kuen Chong to dying with a ‘blunt object’ at her dwelling in Wembley, north London, earlier than decapitating her in June final 12 months.

Her physique was discovered 200 miles away in a Devon woodland two weeks later, whereas her head was dicovered within the undergrowth close by a number of days later.

The court docket heard Mitchell, who denies homicide, was educated in human dissection and had fallen out with Ms Chong over cash.

Footage performed to jurors was mentioned to indicate Mitchell strolling from her tackle in Willesden to Ms Chong’s dwelling carrying a big blue suitcase and a backpack.

She arrived at 8.01am and emerged round 5 hours later carrying the suitcase and one other bag containing the sufferer’s monetary paperwork, the Previous Bailey heard.

Reconstructed CCTV clips confirmed her strolling by way of streets and a grass verge for 2 hours, throughout which she allegedly known as varied cab firms 9 instances earlier than she was picked up and dropped off outdoors her tackle.

That night she was handled in hospital for a damaged finger, saying she shut it in a door.

Jemma Mitchell, 36, who today appeared before the Old Bailey, is charged with murdering a 67-year-old Mee Kuen Chong / Source: Archant
Mitchell, a religious Christian, allegedly mentioned she was ‘attuned to the dissection of people’ (Image: Archant)

Mee Kuen Chong, A woman charged with the murder of a pensioner whose body was found in the woods in Devon is due to appear at the Old Bailey today. Mee Kuen Chong, 67, known to friends as Deborah, was reported missing on June 11 from her home in Wembley, northwest London. Her body was found in an area of woodland more than 200 miles away near to Bennett Road in Salcombe on 27 June. Jenna Mitchell, 36, from Brondesbury Park, Brent, was charged with murdering Ms Chong on 6 July. She is due to appear in court today. Central News
‘Weak’ Ms Chong was allegedly pressured at hand over £200,000 (Image: Central Information)

Extra footage was mentioned to have confirmed Mitchell stopping her Volvo close to Bristol and, later, turning right into a Co-op storage close to Salcombe with a flat tyre.

After a wheel change, the automotive was seen on a highway only a few metres from the place Ms Chong’s physique was discovered.

Mitchell, a religious Christian, had studied osteopathy and her skilled web site mentioned she was ‘attuned to topics in neuroanatomy, genetics and dissection of human cadavers’, jurors had been instructed.

BEST QUALITY AVAILABLE A screen grab taken from CCTV issued by Metropolitan Police of Jemma Mitchell, 38, entering a service station shop near Bristol. Issue date: Thursday October 13, 2022. PA Photo. Jemma Mitchell is accused of killing Mee Kuen Chong at her Wembley home on June 11 last year before depositing her headless corpse 200 miles away. See PA story COURTS Salcombe. Photo credit should read: Metropolitan Police/PA Wire NOTE TO EDITORS: This handout photo may only be used in for editorial reporting purposes for the contemporaneous illustration of events, things or the people in the image or facts mentioned in the caption. Reuse of the picture may require further permission from the copyright holder.
Mitchell’s actions within the hours after Ms Chong’s dying had been traced by way of CCTV (Image: PA)

After working as an osteopath in Australia for seven years, she returned to the UK and has not labored since, the Previous Bailey heard.

She was mentioned to have been dwelling along with her mom at a dilapidated home in Brent when she befriended Ms Chong by way of church.

Ms Chong, who was described as weak with considerations round her psychological wellbeing, agreed at hand over £200,000 to assist with repairs earlier than having a change of coronary heart, prosecutors say.

The trial continues.

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