
Chris Tam Fong-chun testified in Hong Kong's High Court that Jenny Li Sui-heung, the former mother-in-law of murdered socialite Abby Choi Tin-fung, urged him to delay reporting her disappearance to police, suggesting they wait for kidnappers to make demands first.
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Abby Choi Tin-fung, a Hong Kong socialite, was reported missing and later found slain. Her former mother-in-law, Jenny Li Sui-heung, is alleged to have influenced the initial response to her disappearance.
The former mother-in-law of slain Hong Kong socialite Abby Choi Tin-fung tried to prevent her family from reporting her disappearance to police by suggesting that they wait for her “kidnappers” to issue their demands, a court has heard.
Choi’s partner, Chris Tam Fong-chun, told the High Court on Wednesday that Jenny Li Sui-heung had tried to paint the influencer’s disappearance as an abduction, saying he should delay calling police until after the perpetrators contacted him.
“Li Sui-heung said to me: ‘Maybe they just want money. They still haven’t called you. If you report to police now, how can they extort money from you?’” Tam said on the second day of his testimony.
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The court will continue to hear testimony regarding Jenny Li Sui-heung's role in the case.
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