GP Thomas Kwan admits plot to kill his mother's partner by disguising himself as a nurse and poisoning him with fake Covid booster jab in row over inheritance

A 'respected' GP today admitted an extraordinary plot to kill his mother's partner by disguising himself as a community nurse and poisoning him with a fake Covid booster jab following an inheritance dispute. Thomas Kwan, 53, wore a bizarre disguise consisting of a fake beard and hairpiece before administering the poison-laced injection to Patrick O'Hara at the home he shared with the doctor's mother in Newcastle. He took this selfie in order to create a fake ID under the name 'Raj Patel' Kwan's mother, Wai King - also known as Jenny Leung - pictured outside court Prosecutors described how Kwan was estranged from his mother, Wai King - also known as Jenny Leung - after falling out with her over her plans to leave her home to Mr O'Hara, who she had been in a relationship with for more than 20 years. Kwan a partner at a surgery in Sunderland, is seen in CCTV footage arriving at a Premier Inn in Newcastle wearing a heavy disguise The GP, who wore a hat, tinted spectacles, gloves and a surgical mask, is seen checking into the hotel Emergency services outside Kwan's £300,000 home in Ingleby Barwick, Teesside, earlier this year Police officers were seen carrying boxes of evidence away from the large property Kwan getting out of his car after arriving at the underground car park in Newcastle on the day of the attempted murder The GP, who carried a large bag, is seen making his way up the stairs Kwan forged NHS documentation to set up the home visit, disguised himself, used false number plates for the journey to Newcastle and booked in to a city centre hotel using a false name. A close up of the doctor's face as he was walking up the stairs without a mask om A heavily disguised Kwan walking into his room after checking in He later walked across Newcastle and arrived at his mother's home at around 10am, introducing himself as the expected nurse The pain continued and Mr O'Hara began to suspect something had gone badly wrong.