Police name dead diplomat
10:33am Monday 11th August 2008
A DIPLOMAT who died at his Greenford home yesterday morning has been named by police.
Kitts Mbeboh, 60, a cultural attache for the Cameroonian High Commission in London, died following an incident at his home in Middleton Avenue, Greenford just before 9am yesterday morning.
He was rushed to hospital but died of stab wound.
A 28-year-old man, believed to be his son, was arrested by police following the incident.
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fbir1976, Ealing says...
4:51pm Mon 11 Aug 08
Mr Mbeboh or Professor was a very good man I have ever seen .He had been in London for over 10 years and has always been a gentleman.It is sad that he has to die this way.He visited us everytime and we visited him on Saturday just for us to hear that he has died.He was more than a family member for us and we would miss him too much.
God Be with You and let him keep in Peace Professor.
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Bertie, Greenford says...
1:34pm Mon 11 Aug 08
Our thoughts are with his sister, who has moved out of the area some time ago, on this sad occasion.
Rest In Peace