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Anthony Kwong destroyed Abby Choi’s things, discarded them with ‘pork bones’, court hears

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Anthony Kwong destroyed Abby Choi’s things, discarded them with ‘pork bones’, court hears
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The brother-in-law of slain Hong Kong socialite Abby Choi Tin-fung has admitted in court to destroying her personal belongings after her death and discarding them at his father’s behest together with what he believed to be “pork bones” cooked with carrots and radishes. Anthony Kwong Kong-kit also told the High Court on Friday that he had helped his father clean up knives and tools in a rural village flat where Choi’s dismembered remains were found, while lying to her family and police about her.

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  • Anthony Kwong destroyed Abby Choi’s things, discarded them with ‘pork bones’, court hears.

The brother-in-law of slain Hong Kong socialite Abby Choi Tin-fung has admitted in court to destroying her personal belongings after her death and discarding them at his father’s behest together with what he believed to be “pork bones” cooked with carrots and radishes. Anthony Kwong Kong-kit also told the High Court on Friday that he had helped his father clean up knives and tools in a rural village flat where Choi’s dismembered remains were found, while lying to her family and police about her...

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