Neil Chohan was missing.

His wife Nancy knew something was wrong the moment she tried to call him.

She frantically calls her brother saying something is terribly wrong, but by the time he

calls her back just hours later, she's gone too.

And so is the rest of the family. This is Red Rum. Stories about

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Amgerit, or Neil Chohan, was a very successful business person.

He owned a fruit importation business called Sibar that ran out of Heathrow Airport.

And for sure his success was due to how hardworking and smart he was,

but it was also because he was sneaky. He'd step outside of law to ensure that he'd make as much profit as possible. In the case of his freight business, he realized he could make his profits

almost double if he just didn't declare the overseas payments.

And for a while, this worked.

Really well, actually, the money was rolling in.

The business was thriving and Neil was living the kind of life

where everything he touched seemed to turn into something bigger and more lucrative.

But by 1996, Nils' actions had finally caught up to him.

And by this point, he's 38 years old, married to a woman he's been with for over 20 years,

and suddenly he's charged and convicted of 13 tax evasion offences.

He's sentenced to three years in prison, and when he's there, he meets a man called Kenneth Regan,

who he ends up sharing a cell with. Surprisingly, Neil actually gets on really well with Kenneth, who's from Salisbury. Kenneth went by the

nickname Captain Cash. In the late 1990s, he was a career criminal at the top of his game. He ran freight

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