Socialite Abby Choi thread

[blackmondy]

Hongkee police labeled this as a normal "murder for money" case as it doesn't want the public to speculate the real reasons behind the hideous crime.

 

[CoffeeAhSoh]

Tiagong , the subject private property worth hk$ hundreds of millions ,

 

[blackmondy]

So will our sinkie bitchy socialites end up like her ?

 

[CoffeeAhSoh]

https://www.youtube.com/live/xM9IGybI8mw?feature=share

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[Patriotmissile]

Last time got one old filthy rich hag kenna slamdunked into a pool by her maid as she treated the maid like a dog. Even in death sinki cannot have the finese.

 

[CoffeeAhSoh]

Tiagong wealthy lady and hubby both from hk.
maid , no news on the case.

 

[Patriotmissile]

Just saw the 7th day ceremony on t.v. saw the tablet read China Hunan. This lady should be domicile HK but originally from China Hunan. To be honest, Hunan has many pretty girls and chickens, especially Changsa.
It is also the birthplace of Killer Mao.

 

[creampie]

Looks like ginfreely is right after all. Cantonese ppl really are the most evil and heinous of the chinese dialects.

 

[CoffeeAhSoh]

 

[CoffeeAhSoh]

 

[CoffeeAhSoh]

What we know about the luxury apartment linked to Abby Choi’s murder probe​

The murder of Hong Kong socialite Abby Choi (left) is suspected to be related to a dispute over a luxury apartment (right) on Kadoorie Hill in Kowloon Tong, according to local media. PHOTOS: XXABBYC/INSTAGRAM, MIDLAND REALTY

Amanda Lee
Correspondent
UPDATED

10 HOURS AGO

Hong Kong socialite Abby Choi’s brutal murder was suspected to have been orchestrated by her former father-in-law Kwong Kau due to their dispute over a luxury apartment in the Kandooria housing complex, local media said.

The apartment was bought under Kwong’s name and full payment was made by October 2019. In the same year, he also appeared to have applied to buy a government-subsidised flat under Hong Kong’s Home Ownership Scheme, according to the South China Morning Post.

Here are some details about the luxury apartment that have surfaced in local media reports.

1. Where is it?​

The luxury apartment is at Kadoorie Hill in Kowloon Tong.

Kadoorie Hill is one of Hong Kong’s most prestigious addresses. The neighbourhood is known to be home to some of the city’s wealthiest people for generations.

Those who have lived in the area include the late former chairman of the Hong Kong Olympic Academy Arnaldo de Oliveira Sales, the late Hong Kong actor Leslie Cheung and Hong Kong singer-actor Andy Lau.

2. How much is it?​

The 1,820 sq ft four-bedroom apartment was reportedly bought for at least HK$70 million (S$12 million) in 2019, according to local media. The cost of the apartment includes a HK$3 million stamp duty fee.

The seven-year-old apartment was listed for sale with an asking price of around HK$67 million on Midland Realty portal.

3. Who owns it?​

The sales contract for the apartment was reportedly signed by Kwong, making him the legal owner of the property.

But according to local media, it was Ms Choi who bought the unit and made the full payment by October 2019. She was said to have done so to save more than HK$7 million in stamp duty.

Her decision to sell the property in recent months reportedly upset Kwong.

Legal experts interviewed by local media said Ms Choi could claim the sales proceeds if she had proof of purchase and if Kwong was recognised as holding the property in trust for her.

4. Who lives in it?​

The apartment, which has a posh interior, was reportedly occupied by the Kwong family. Ms Choi’s two children with her former husband Alex Kwong also lived there.

In December 2020, Alex’s elder brother Anthony shared a picture of his first meal at the apartment on his social media account.

The elder Kwong and his two sons were charged over the murder of Ms Choi on Monday. His wife Jenny Li was charged with perverting the course of justice.

A fifth suspect, reportedly the elder Kwong’s lover, is assisting police with investigations.

5. More than one property​

Besides the luxury apartment, the elder Kwong also owns a 291 sq ft government-subsidised flat at Sheung Man Court in Kwai Chung.

This development was opened for applications in May 2019 and applicants selected from a ballot were allowed to buy flats in November that year.

Hong Kong families with a maximum gross monthly income of HK$66,000 and assets of up to HK$1.85 million, or one-person households earning half the monthly amount, are eligible to buy such subsidised flats under the city’s Home Ownership Scheme.

The elder Kwong reportedly bought the subsidised flat for about HK$2.2 million.

There have been questions over how the elder Kwong was able to own the luxury flat and government-subsidised flat at the same time.

The authorities are investigating the matter, according to local media.

 

[CoffeeAhSoh]

Mothership
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Security footage suggested someone on Feb. 22 had thrown away evidence at a refuse collection point. The person had allegedly abandoned larger pieces of bones, such as the victim's spine and arms, as well as other personal artifacts. After locating the rubbish chute, the authorities contacted the rubbish truck driver and zeroed in on a specific area in the landfill where they believe the items could be buried at.

Hong Kong police will resume searching for the missing body parts of model-socialite Abby Choi Tin-fung on Wednesday, March 1, according to South China Morning Post.

Officers in white personal protective equipment will likely require two more days to work their way through the Ta Kwu Ling landfill in the New Territories, which is about the size of a football field, HK01 also reported.

Excavators and bulldozers will be used in the search operations expected to last till Thursday, it was also reported.

Drones were also deployed.

More than 100 police officers had combed through the landfill in Ta Kwu Ling on Tuesday.

Officers managed to recover several bones that would need to be tested for confirmation of their origins, SCMP reported Superintendent Alan Chung Nga-lun of the force’s Kowloon West regional crime unit as saying about the operations.

But the search was halted at 5pm after not yielding anything else.

The targeted area was about 3m to 5m deep, HK01 reported.

What led to landfill search​

Chung said security footage suggested someone on Feb. 22 had thrown away evidence at a refuse collection point.

The person had allegedly abandoned larger pieces of bones, such as Choi’s spine and arms, as well as other body parts, clothing, phones and murder weapons, in other areas.

After locating the rubbish chute, the authorities contacted the rubbish truck driver and zeroed in on a specific area in the landfill where they believe the items could be buried at.

The development sparked Tuesday’s search of the landfill.

Police also confirmed the location where the daily rubbish was unloaded and were confident they could recover the evidence.

The gruesome murder came to light on Friday, Feb. 24 after police found two severed legs believed to be Choi’s inside a refrigerator at a rented property.

A skull and several ribs were subsequently discovered in a large soup pot seized from the property.

Background​

Choi has four children, two of whom she had with her former husband, Alex Kwong Kong-chi, who has been charged with murder.

In addition to Kwong, three former in-laws were remanded in custody without bail on Monday, Feb. 27, in connection with Choi's murder.

The death of the 28-year-old socialite has attracted worldwide media attention over the past week.

A 47-year-old woman, arrested on Sunday, Feb. 26, on suspicion of aiding and abetting a suspect in the murder, was released on bail, pending further investigation, police on Tuesday said.

She must report to police next month though.

The woman, surnamed Ng, who worked as a masseuse, was the alleged lover of Choi’s former father-in-law and was accused of helping him rent the ground floor flat of the house in Lung Mei Tsuen where partial remains of the victim was found.

Ng was also suspected of helping Choi’s ex-husband evade police.

She allegedly rented a luxury flat earlier in February in the Arch Sky Tower development in West Kowloon to hide him.

Ng and Choi's former father-in-law had been in a relationship for about six months.

Motive of murder​

According to HK01, police believe that the murder is linked to a dispute between Choi and her former in-laws over a property in the upscale Kadoorie Hill neighbourhood, which is located in Kowloon.

Choi reportedly had arguments with her former father-in-law after she said she wanted to sell the house, which had been purchased under his name.

She is believed to have promised to move the family somewhere else, but her former father-in-law disagreed.

 

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[blackmondy]

Well her headless ghost can live in that luxury apartment now. I'm sure nobody will want to fight over with her now.

 

[LexLuthor]

Legal experts interviewed by local media said Ms Choi could claim the sales proceeds if she had proof of purchase and if Kwong was recognised as holding the property in trust for her.

It's a no brainer that the father-in-law was just a proxy which made him a trustee holding the property on trust for the late Ms Choi. The father-in-law will get nothing if Ms Choi were to sue him in Court for the proceeds of sale.

The father-in-law is not ignorant of the law. He knows he gets nothing if the property is sold. In fact, the father-in-law is very smart and knows everything about inheritance laws. So he decided to kill the goose and go for the golden eggs.

 

[CoffeeAhSoh]

Well her headless ghost can live in that luxury apartment now. I'm sure nobody will want to fight over with her now.

the rented old apartment will be vacant for some time maybe forever
as HKies are super superstitious 迷信

not sure about her High End Condo ; maybe can fetch up to more than HKD$67 M ?

 

[CoffeeAhSoh]

It's a no brainer that the father-in-law was just a proxy which made him a trustee holding the property on trust for the late Ms Choi. The father-in-law will get nothing if Ms Choi were to sue him in Court for the proceeds of sale.

The father-in-law is not ignorant of the law. He knows he gets nothing if the property is sold. In fact, the father-in-law is very smart and knows everything about inheritance laws. So he decided to kill the goose and go for the golden eggs.

why Father in law and gang needed to chopped her to pieces ?

Why Police need to find those missing pieces ?

Where is ex policeman Bro Golden Dragon ? , please enlighten leh :(

Bro here knows ?

 

[blackmondy]

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why Father in law and gang needed to chopped her to pieces ?

Why Police need to find those missing pieces ?

Where is ex policeman Bro Golden Dragon ? , please enlighten leh :(

Bro here knows ?

The Hongkee police are apparently doing all they can to hide the evidences that might linked to CCPee elites and drive their own narrative.
Limpeh believed that headless bitch bought the property in proxy of some tiong elite or CCPee official. Now things turned south and this tiong elite now wants his hands completely cleaned from this matter.