RealStoriesUK | The Brutal Murder Of Kyron Lee In Slough | #realstoriesuk

This is a story about a 21 year old young man who was knocked of his pushbike chased down and stabbed to death by four masked men on the 2nd of October 2022

Video footage showed Kyron lee as he limped away as quickly as he could, before being surrounded by four men carrying 18-inch machetes and large knives. 

Moments earlier, the 21-year-old, from Slough was deliberately knocked off his bike by the attackers in a stolen car, stabbed and slashed as he was chased chased down the street. 

The group, later revealed to be part of the Chalvey Boyz gang, stabbed Kyron 14 times in the chest, arms and head before leaving him to bleed to death on the curbside on October 22, 2022.
Thames Valley Police had no leads upon finding the 21-year-old’s body apart from CCTV footage showing his faceless killers, who were all wearing masks and hoods, and a car with a cloned licence plate. 

Chilling footage showed the last moments of Kyron, who after being struck by a car was stabbed and then tried to flee as his killers pursued and ended his life. 

After attending the crime scene, where large blood splatter marks stained curbs and a courtyard in Cippenham, Slough, officers reviewed video evidence from the scene.
One Thames Valley Police officer said: “I’ve never seen so much blood.” 
Another added: “it’s Terrifying. It’s such a gratuitous attack. There’s no doubt they were intending to inflict unsurvivable injuries, which they did. 

“It’s definitely one of the most, if not the most, brutal murders I’ve seen.” 

Soon after the attack, a member of the public reported the Volkswagen Golf, which had been used in the killing, was abandoned in a nearby car park. 

Forensic tests would find Kryon’s blood inside the car and an 18-inch machete hidden in undergrowth down a nearby street.

Intelligence would reveal a previous altercation between Kyron’s younger brother, Donny, and a man named Khalid Nur, 22, which was seen as a potential reason for the killing. 

Analysing bank records, they found Nur had booked two flights – one to Istanbul and another to Marrakech – but officers managed to arrest him outside Gatwick Airport before he was able to board.

Additionally, his transactions revealed a booking at a Travelodge in Slough, which the address of an individual named Mohamed Abdulle, 20. Was used for the booking
Abdulle managed to flee to Calais via the Eurostar before travelling on to Belgium and then the Netherlands. 

Nur’s bank records showed he had visited a fried chicken shop shortly before the murder.
CCTV footage gave clearer images of Abdulle as well as a third suspect nicknamed ‘Mr Long Coat’, whose clothing matched that seen in video showing the build up to Kyron’s murder. 

“Murderers don’t change their shoes,” one investigator said, while comparing them to those in the murder footage and noticing their similarities.
“The shoes are going to be quite relevant because of what we have at the scene.”

Yahqub Mussa, 21, was identified by police intelligence – including phone data that showed his mobile was switched off during the time of the killing, like the other attackers. 
He was arrested in Heathrow Airport trying to flee on a flight to Ethiopia. During an interview, Mussa spun a story to try to protect himself.

“I feel sorry for Kyron,” Mussa said, despite having stabbed his victim. He claimed he was leaving the country because he was “so scared for my life” but insisted he was “not involved in gang life”.
He added: “I got stabbed here (pointing at his head and arm), stabbing is something I don’t want to be a part of I swear down.” 

However, Mussa would be linked to the crime by his own Ring doorbell footage, which showed him on the day of the killing wearing a shiny black puffer jacket and tracksuit bottoms with a white stripe that matched one of the suspects. 
“It’s slightly ironic, his own CCTV footage is helping us make a case against him,” one officer remarked.

Seven weeks after the killing, Elgamri and Seedahmed handed themselves in. Abdulle was arrested in the Netherlands and extradited back to the UK. Almallah returned to British soil in 2023 and was arrested. 

Further investigation before the trial would revealed Abdulle supplied the weapons but did not commit the attack. Seedahmed was the driver and the rest carried out the harrowing killing.
The exact reason why Kyron was killed is unclear, but according to DCI Roddy it was a “revenge attack” after a member of the Chalvey Boyz was assaulted.