The man who was kidnapped before being executed in the trunk of a car in Chino Hills has been pictured as even more sinister details emerge about his killing.

The family of 60-year-old Shukur Aikebaer posted pictures of their patriarch in a GoFundMe campaign grieving the father of three.

The family wrote that the victim’s wife and daughter were home when he was kidnapped.

“The family has experienced an unimaginable tragedy when their father was kidnapped and killed from his home when the daughter and wife were home,” the GoFundMe stated. “No family should ever have to endure the heartbreak of losing somebody they love so suddenly and unexpectedly, especially in such a senseless act of violence.

Officials said the killer, identified as 67-year-old Zhengfeng Bo of Irvine, and an accomplice, 66-year-old Jianquan Bo, allegedly cut the power to the home, according to a law enforcement source. Aikebaer, then went out to investigate the power box before the kidnapping.

A law enforcement source close to the case said it was likely that Zhengfeng and Jianquan were taking Aikebaer to a remote location to kill him, or delivering him to someone else.

Aikebaer had three young daughters, including eldest daughters Zilana and Rufeina, and a wife.

Zilana tearfully spoke to NBC Los Angeles about her dad.

“He was the greatest father ever,” the young woman said. “He was the best dad, best person. To anyone around him, everyone would say he’s just a blessing to have around.”

Business records show that Zhengfeng who allegedly shot Aikebaer to death in front of police , was also the victim’s boss.

Both Zhengfeng and Aikebaer worked for a limited liability firm called Panshi, according to the records. 

Aikebaer also served as a “middleman” for Zhengfeng regarding a $20 million apartment complex in Pasadena, according to ABC 7. Zhengfeng was suing the former managers of the apartment complex, claiming they were not allowing him to take control of the property.

Witnesses of the abduction called 911, and authorities caught the car used to kidnap Aikebaer.

After a short chase, Zhengfeng and Jianquan stopped their car on a quiet residential street.

Zhengfeng got out of the car, went to the trunk, and shot Aikebaer as police watched. Deputies then shot and killed the gunman.

Jianquan has been taken into custody on charges of murder and kidnapping.

Surveillance footage obtained by The Post showed the men driving along the Chino Hills street that Aikebaer lived on, and they are seen turning into his driveway. Later surveillance footage from a house in a different section of the neighborhood after the police chase showed the heart-pounding execution of Aikebaer in front of cops.

Aikebaer’s family is planning on raising $100,000 to cover the funeral of the victim and the loss of his income. The fundraiser had raised nearly $30,000 as of Saturday morning.

As the family navigates this tragic loss, they’re also faced with losing their sole provider. He was caring, selfless, and the most loving person. He was an amazing father to three beautiful young daughters, and a loving husband to his wife.

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