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It is reported that the ashes of the late Hong Kong music queen Anita Mui have been stolen. The police are currently tracking the suspects through surveillance footage.
2026/10/18 17:01
The ashes of the late Hong Kong music queen "Aunt Mui" Anita Mui were stolen. (Photo taken from Weibo)
[Entertainment Channel/Comprehensive Report] The ashes of the late Hong Kong music queen "Aunt Mui" Anita Mui were stolen. Although the ashes have not been recovered, there has been a major breakthrough. Today (18) senior filmmaker and screenwriter Wen Jun broke the news that the police repaired the scene of the crime scene and identified an employee involved in the case "Ah Qiang" who was wearing temple clothes. It is known that Ah Qiang fled to Southeast Asia after the incident.
Wen Jun said on his YouTube channel that the person involved was suspected to be A Qiang, a temple cleaner. He walked into the woods behind the Haihui Tower after leaving the Haihui Tower. His news shed light on the tomb robbery case, but the Hong Kong police did not officially confirm this news.
Wen Jun recently received the latest news from the president of Anita Mui's fan club "Fang Xin Hui", saying that after imaging experts repaired a very blurry vehicle and scene footage, they were shocked to find that in the early morning of an early July this year, people wearing Haihui Tower cleaning work clothes were acting suspiciously.
He believes that the suspect's motive for stealing the ashes was probably to extort property. "Mei's mother" Qin Meijin passed away at the end of August this year, which disrupted the thieves' plans and caused the suspect to simply flee with the ashes. Anita Mui's eldest brother, Mei Qiming, recently offered a high-profile reward of HK$50,000 (approximately NT$200,000) to find the ashes. Wen Jun pointed out that Mei Qiming's behavior was simply to find a reason to borrow money from relatives.
A video also appeared on TikTok stating that the thief took Anita Mui’s ashes to Thailand and prepared to make them into Buddhist amulets. However, this claim has not been confirmed and there is no evidence.

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