Too outrageous! Anita Mui’s urn was stolen and the police were not found for 3 months
Quick Look
- Hong Kong Ming Pao and Anita Mui International Fan Club reported that Anita Mui's ashes were stolen from the Hoi Hui Tower of Po Lin Monastery in Lantau Island.
- Fans discovered it on July 18 and called the police.
- The police investigation has not found the ashes for more than three months.
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Why It Matters
Anita Mui is a famous singer in Hong Kong. She has been deceased for many years. Her ashes are placed in the Hoi Hui Pagoda of Po Lin Monastery on Lantau Island. Recently, the Mei family has been involved in family disputes due to inheritance disputes and the death of their mother, Qin Meijin.
2026/10/11 07:01
The urn of Anita Mui was stolen and the police were not found for 3 months. (Provided by Hong Kong Ming Pao and Anita Mui International Fan Club)
[Reporter Liao Lihui/Taipei Report] Too exaggerated! The late Hong Kong music queen Anita Mui turned 63 yesterday (10th). It was reported that the ashes of Anita Mui were stolen. Mui's family issued a statement through the "Anita Mui International Fan Club", hoping that Mei Yanfang would return home soon.
The Mei family has been really in a mess recently. First, Mei's mother, Qin Meijin, died of illness in August. The eldest son, Mei Qiming, who had been fighting with her for many years and had long since severed ties with her, came forward and claimed to deal with his mother's funeral and use Anita Mui's inheritance. There was even an incident where Mei Qiming brought the mistress out to identify the body, which caused dissatisfaction with the first wife. There was no peace in the Mei family for a moment.
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Now, another outrageous case of the disappearance of Anita Mui’s ashes has been revealed. Anita Mui’s International Fan Club issued a statement on behalf of Mui’s family yesterday (10th), which read: “Urgent appeal to work together to find the ashes of the late music diva Miss Anita Mui.” Inside. Yung further pointed out that under the arrangement of her family, Anita Mui's ashes were placed at the Hoi Hui Pagoda of the Po Lin Monastery on Lantau Island. In order to allow Anita Mui to have a peaceful private space, Mui's mother arranged it in a low-key manner, and there was no photo of Anita Mui's body on the coffin.
Anita Mui's ashes were stolen, and her family issued a statement. (Authorized by Anita Mui International Fan Club)
When fans went to pay their respects on July 18 this year, they "found that the screws on the door where Sister Mui's ashes were stored were loose, and there was no urn inside. The fans immediately informed Mei's family, and Mei's family quickly called the police for help." The police investigation lasted for three months, but there was no progress. "This incident has caused great distress and mental torture to Mei's family. In addition, Mei's mother passed away earlier, the family is suffering a double blow and is mentally and physically exhausted."
Anita Mui's urn was stolen. (Provided by Hong Kong Ming Pao)
Mei's family appeals to all parties to provide clues or driving recorders, "I implore everyone to help so that Sister Mei can 'go home' as soon as possible. Thank you all!"
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AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The police will publicly search for clues about the urn and step up investigations
Likely · Within weeks
Open Questions
- How were the urns stolen?
- What was the motive for stealing the urn?
- Do the police have any suspects or clues?
- What is the current whereabouts of the ashes?
