Famous Pisces Serial Killers Trial At Northwick

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Unit 7-8, Market Trading Estate, formerly known as CIBA Freight which was co-owned by Amarjit Chohan and was the last place he was seen alive.

Todays episode is about Amarjit Chohan; a loving father, a devoted husband and a loyal businessman.

Being successful both at home and at work, although he lived for business, he loved his family above all.

But when a deal went bad, Amarjit would be forced into a deadly dilemma.

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The location of CIBA Freight Services UK in Southall, the business owned by Amarjit Chohan and where he was last seen alive is marked with a lime green cross.

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Todays episode is about Amarjit Chohan; a loving father, a devoted husband and a very successful entrepreneur, who he lived for business but loved his family above all.

But when a lucrative deal went bad, Amarjit would be forced into a deadly dilemma.

And as a dramatization of the real events, it may also feature loud and realistic sounds, so that no matter where you listen to this podcast, youll feel like youre actually there.

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Famous Pisces Serial Killers Trial At Northwick

Episode 124: Signed in Blood (The Deadly Dilemma of Amarjit Chohan) Part One Today Im standing on the Market Trading Estate in Southall, TW5; one mile west of the suicide of child-rapist Arnis Zalkalns, three miles south of the deadly drugs trial at Northwick Park Hospital, and just two miles north-west of the family home of Amarjit Chohan coming very soon to Murder Mile.

Shiny-bright and bird-poo free, many have personalised plates like K1W1 (with 1s instead of Is), MANG0 (only with a zero), CHERR135 (ending 135) and - for those who deals are less fruitful, if youll pardon the pun BANANAS (which features no letters what-so-ever, just an 8, three 3s, a 5 and some badly bent 7s).

These are business-to-business distributors, where deals in dates are done by the tonne and tamarinds are shipped by the truckload.

They do sell bananas, but should you wish to buy a bunch, expect to be pitied and patted on the head, laughed-at and lampooned, or advised to shop elsewhere and that you are frivolous squanderer of time whose father is unknown or some such variation there-of.

Back in 2003, Units 7-8 were occupied by CIBA Freight, a specialist importer of Kenyan and Ugandan foods which was co-owned by Amarjit Singh; a man who exuded entrepreneurial spirit but remained humble, kind and polite.

Through hard-work, he had built a great life for himself and his family, but when a business deal went sour, his skills in negotiation would make the difference life and death.