Alex Kwong

Four members of the same family charged in connection with the gruesome killing of Hong Kong model Abby Choi appeared in court Monday, after police said ...

Choi’s ex-husband was arrested on Saturday at a ferry pier on one of the city’s outlying islands, police said. Two days later, parts of her body were found at a house in the city’s Tai Po district, police said. A meat slicer, an electric saw, and some clothing were also found at the home, police said.

Remains taken for forensic testing to determine if they belong to influencer Abby Choi.

Choi, the mother of two young children, was well known as a model and social media influencer, with more than 100,000 followers. The officer said there was a small hole at the back of the skull, which they believed was evidence of a “fatal attack” on the victim. Kwong’s mother was charged with perverting the course of justice.

The ex-husband and former in-laws of a slain Hong Kong model were put in custody without bail Monday on a joint murder charge, after police found parts of ...

Her case is one of the most shocking killings Hong Kong has seen since 2013, when a man killed his parents and their heads were later found in refrigerators. Choi's current father-in-law is one of the founders of a famous Hong Kong chain of Yunnan rice noodle shops, local newspaper The Standard reported. Kwong, 28, fathered the elder two, and her current husband, Chris Tam, was the father of the younger children. The ex-husband and former in-laws of a slain Hong Kong model were put in custody without bail Monday on a joint murder charge, after police found parts of her body in a refrigerator. "From Hong Kong to the cover of L'Officiel Monaco, my journey as a style icon continues," she wrote. On Sunday, authorities discovered a young woman's skull believed to be Choi's in a cooking pot that was seized from the house.

The ex-husband and former in-laws of a slain Hong Kong model have been detained on charges in her killing after police found body parts in a refrigerator ...

Her skull was later found stuffed in a Hello Kitty doll. In 2013, a man killed his parents and their heads were later found in refrigerators. Officials say there was a hole in the skull. 21, according to a report filed later with the Hong Kong Police. The case has gripped many in a Chinese territory where any violent crime is rare. None of the four was granted bail.

The ex-husband and former in-laws of a Hong Kong model have been charged with her murder after police found body parts in a refrigerator and a pot.

Her skull was later found stuffed in a Hello Kitty doll. Officials say there was a hole in the skull. In 2013, a man killed his parents, whose heads were later found in refrigerators. Alex Kwong, 28, was the father of the older two, who are now being taken care of by Choi’s mother. The case has gripped many in a city where any violent crime is rare. [with the Hong Kong Police](https://www.latimes.com/world-nation/story/2019-12-28/hong-kong-ex-cop).

THE partial remains of Abby Choi were discovered by police in a rented house in Hong Kong.The model was found in a flat rented by her former father-in.

They towed away a van which they think was used in the murder of the model and influencer. Her former husband Alex was arrested on February 25, 2023, as he was trying to flee to surrounding islands in a speedboat. Police believe the property was rented for the pure intention of being a butchery site for the murder victim. The £7.6m purchase is thought to have led to a dispute between her and the Kwong family as she sought to sell the property. Abby was believed to have a net worth of around £10.6m, which allowed her to bankroll her ex-husband and his family. The model was found in a flat rented by her former father-in-law.

The gruesome death and dismemberment of Hong Kong model and influencer Abby Choi, 28, earlier this month led to the arrest and criminal charges this weekend ...

[describe](https://www.npr.org/2023/02/27/1159626065/ex-husband-and-relatives-charged-in-killing-of-hong-kong-model-after-body-parts-) [as](https://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/law-and-crime/article/3211531/murder-hong-kong-model-plotted-ex-father-law-flying-tigers-police-team-search-missing-body-parts) supportive and kind, was an established fashion influencer and model. Though Choi promised to house her ex-husband elsewhere, the South China Morning Post [reports](https://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/law-and-crime/article/3211664/last-days-abby-choi-timeline-hong-kong-model-murder-plot-linked-suspected-property-dispute?module=perpetual_scroll_0&pgtype=article&campaign=3211664) she faced significant backlash from her ex-father-in-law, whose name she had purchased the property under. Pao Jo-yee Cheng, a friend of Choi’s who [offered a $127,000 reward](https://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/law-and-crime/article/3211531/murder-hong-kong-model-plotted-ex-father-law-flying-tigers-police-team-search-missing-body-parts) for Alex Kwong’s capture before his arrest, [told](https://www.npr.org/2023/02/27/1159626065/ex-husband-and-relatives-charged-in-killing-of-hong-kong-model-after-body-parts-) the Associated Press Choi got along well with her in-laws and her ex-husband, with whom she shared two children. That relationship went sour earlier this month, a police investigation [reportedly](https://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/law-and-crime/article/3211531/murder-hong-kong-model-plotted-ex-father-law-flying-tigers-police-team-search-missing-body-parts) found, when Choi decided to sell the (U.S.) $9,000,000 property she had bought for her ex-husband to live in. [according](https://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/law-and-crime/article/3211638/4-suspects-murder-hong-kong-model-abby-choi-remanded-custody-after-appearing-court) to the South China Morning Post: The fraud [reportedly](https://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/law-and-crime/article/3211531/murder-hong-kong-model-plotted-ex-father-law-flying-tigers-police-team-search-missing-body-parts) pushed an investment scam to men on dating apps. As of Wednesday, January 27, she has over 121,000 followers. Choi’s family is also scheduled to identify her possible remains on Tuesday. [arrested](https://www.police.gov.hk/ppp_en/03_police_message/pr/press-release-detail.html?refno=P202302250003) on Friday, but Choi’s ex-husband—Alex Kwong—wasn’t apprehended until Saturday, Feb. [searched](https://www.nytimes.com/2023/02/26/world/asia/model-murder-dismember-hong-kong.html) unsuccessfully for more human remains over the weekend in a cemetery Choi’s ex-father- and brother-in-law visited the day she went missing and in the [sewage system](https://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/law-and-crime/article/3211638/4-suspects-murder-hong-kong-model-abby-choi-remanded-custody-after-appearing-court) around Kwong Kau’s apartment. 25, when he was caught trying to board a speedboat [to flee Hong Kong](https://www.nytimes.com/2023/02/26/world/asia/model-murder-dismember-hong-kong.html) with [roughly](https://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/law-and-crime/article/3211531/murder-hong-kong-model-plotted-ex-father-law-flying-tigers-police-team-search-missing-body-parts) $64,000 (U.S.) cash and another $510,000 in luxury watches. [according](https://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/law-and-crime/article/3211464/hong-kong-police-arrest-3-part-womans-dismembered-body-found-village-house) to the South China Morning Post. [South China Morning Post](https://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/law-and-crime/article/3211664/last-days-abby-choi-timeline-hong-kong-model-murder-plot-linked-suspected-property-dispute?module=perpetual_scroll_0&pgtype=article&campaign=3211664) and [Vice](https://www.vice.com/en/article/epzjk7/police-found-the-missing-skull-of-a-murdered-socialite-in-a-pot-of-soup) report—but Choi never appeared.

The accused include her ex-husband Alex Kwong, Kwong's brother Anthony and their father Kwong Kau. Kwong's mother, 63, has been charged with obstructing the ...

She had recently appeared on the cover of L'Officiel Monaco - a fashion and luxury lifestyle magazine - and had been a well-known socialite in Hong Kong with more than 100,000 followers online. The ex-husband and former in-laws of Hong Kong socialite Abby Choi have appeared in court after being charged in connection with her murder. Choi had two children with Alex Kwong, and two children with Chris Tam - her partner since 2016.

The authorities believe they have arrested all the suspects involved in the murder of 28-year-old Hong Kong socialite Abby Choi, whose dismembered body was ...

She was later escorted to her home at Foo Tak Building in Hennessy Road in Causeway Bay for a police search. This is believed to have been used to harbor Ms Choi’s former husband, who was aware of his father’s extramarital affair. Ng also allegedly helped to rent a luxury flat in mid-February in the Arch Sky Tower development in West Kowloon for HK$40,000 for a month. Ms Choi was reportedly attacked in a car and fell unconscious, before she was taken to the village house. She is said to be a masseuse at a massage parlour in Prince Edward district. He claimed to be in a gold investment business and had reportedly defrauded a few victims of about HK$5 million (S$860,000) from 2014 to 2015. However, she is said to have been aware of the plan to murder Ms Choi. When he was arrested, Kwong had HK$500,000 in cash and several luxury watches worth about HK$4million on him. She had bought the property under the elder Kwong’s name, and it is said that she promised to relocate her ex-husband and his family members elsewhere. Said to be jobless by local media, Alex Kwong had reportedly been wanted by the police for years after jumping bail in a fraud case. Four people aged between 28 and 65 have been charged in connection with the murder and appeared in court on Monday. Parts of her body – including her bashed head – had been cooked in a large soup pot, with some remains kept in a refrigerator.

Ex-husband Alex Kwong, his father Kwong Kau and his brother Anthony Kwong were charged with murder after police found body parts in a refrigerator and pots from ...

Alex Kwong charged with seven counts of theft, involving alleged stealing of 39 necklaces, 32 bracelets, 13 gold bars, 102 grains, six pendants, 10 taels of ...