
The Hong Kong High Court trial entered its second day. The prosecution accused Cai Tianfeng's ex-husband and his family of premeditating the crime and revealed the horrifying process of dismemberment and disappearance.
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Cai Tianfeng lost contact in 2023 and was later found dismembered. The case is currently in the hearing stage of the Hong Kong High Court.
In 2023, Hong Kong fashion socialite Cai Tianfeng suddenly lost contact when she was in her prime. It was reported that she was brutally dismembered by three members of her ex-husband's family. Although some residual limbs and head were later found, the whereabouts of the torso and hands are still unknown. The Hong Kong High Court trial entered its second day today (2nd). The prosecution revealed the extremely cold-blooded true colors of the ex-husband’s family in court.
During his lifetime, Cai Tianfeng, who frequented the Paris Haute Couture Fashion Week and was always photographed with A-list celebrities, lost contact completely after sending the last photo at 2:44 pm on the day of the incident. The prosecution pointed out that the former uncle Kwong Gangjie and his ex-husband Kwong Gangchi had already "premeditated the rehearsal" by drinking coffee at Starbucks. The surveillance camera even captured the former uncle's fatal gesture of tilting his head and imitating a heavy blow with a hammer. When the prosecution presented evidence, they even put on gloves and touched the murder weapon with the ex-husband's DNA engraved on the handle in front of the court. The photos of the shattered jaw were horrifying to watch.
During the High Court trial, the prosecution revealed that the ex-husband's family, who had received financial support from Cai Tianfeng, secretly planned a murder that dehumanized the family.
What’s even more chilling is that his former father-in-law Kuang Qiu actually bought a chainsaw, a meat grinder and a second-hand freezer early, and even shouted in cold blood, “The key point is Lu (boil it) ah!” in an attempt to cook it to eliminate traces. Even the neighbors smelled the strong smell of cooking. The prosecution pointed out that after the murder, the ex-husband even changed into black clothes, calmly lit a cigarette, and wore rubber boots to withdraw money from name cards at leisure, even ignoring his daughter after school.
During the trial, the ex-husband's brothers pleaded guilty to preventing the legal burial of a corpse, but the father and son still denied murder. This series of calculations over property and diabolical methods once again shocked the outside world.

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