Mum’s tribute to ‘kindest’ son, 21, killed while cycling, as cops charge man, 20, with murder
A DEVASTATED mum has paid tribute to her son who was knocked off his bike and stabbed to death.
Kyron Lee, 21, was knifed in Slough, Berkshire, on Sunday and cops have now charged a 20-year-old over his death.
Kyron’s mum has released a tribute, describing him as having “the kindest heart” and a “cheeky and infections smile”.
The bereaved mum said: “Kyron was loved by so many and he was the kindest most loving genuine person. He had the kindest heart, Kyron was best known for his ability to keep the most important values and manners.
“Kyron was a loyal friend especially to those closest to him. Kyron was wise beyond his years and his maturity levels was that of the same.
“Kyron had the most cheeky and infectious smile and laughter which lit up the room and made others smile.
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She added that her son would be greatly missed by her, his father, his brothers and his two dogs.
She went on to say: “Remember son I love you and you’ve always made me proud.”
Khalid Nur, also of Slough, was charged with murder and disguising criminal property.
He remains in custody and will appear in court tomorrow.
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Two men, aged 20 and 27, were bailed while a third man, 26, was released with no further action.
Kyron died at around 8.50pm on Sunday after a black VW knocked him off his bike and a group of men attacked him.
The young man was chased by four men into a nearby street and savagely knifed.
The attackers then fled the scene in the VW, which cops later found abandoned.
A post-mortem revealed that the cause of death was a shock haemorrhage caused by a stab wound to Kyron’s right leg.
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Thames Valley Police are appealing to the public as they continue their investigations, asking anyone with any information or footage that could be relevant to call 101, quoting reference number 20221002-1905.
Those who wish to report anonymously can call independent charity Crimestoppers of 0800 555 111.