06.11.2026 00:21
New details emerging in the case regarding the murder of model Abby Choi, who was brutally killed in Hong Kong in 2023, have horrified the public. It was disclosed that the young woman's head was found in a soup pot and her legs in a refrigerator, while the trial concerning the connection of her ex-husband and his family to the murder continues.
Forensic findings that emerged in the trial regarding the murder of 28-year-old model and social media influencer Abby Choi, who was killed in Hong Kong in 2023, were chilling. A forensic expert testifying in court stated that the young woman's head was found submerged in liquid inside a large soup pot. It was stated that her two legs were kept in a refrigerator.
HER HEAD WAS FOUND IN A SOUP POT Senior forensic expert Kwok Ka-ki, who testified as a witness in the case heard at the Hong Kong High Court, provided information about the examinations carried out in the apartment where Abby Choi's remains were found.
The expert recounted that during the examination of the large soup pot seized by police at the forensic center, a head belonging to the young woman was found in the liquid. He also told the court that a fracture consistent with a hammer blow was detected on the right side of the skull.
HER LEGS WERE IN THE REFRIGERATOR, HER REMAINS ON THE SAW Another detail that emerged at the hearing was that Choi's body parts were hidden in different locations. The forensic expert said that the young woman's two legs were found in the lower section of a refrigerator.
It was stated that remains suspected to be human tissue were also found on the electric saw found in the bathroom. The expert stated that the cuts on the legs indicated they were made with a cutting tool and after death.
When the murder was committed, the remains of the murdered model were searched for in a garbage dump ALLEGED LUXURY APARTMENT DISPUTE BEHIND THE MURDER According to the prosecution, behind the murder lies a dispute over the sale of a luxury apartment worth approximately 72 million Hong Kong dollars. In the indictment, it was alleged that Choi's desire to sell the apartment in question caused tension between her and her former father-in-law, Kwong Kau.
The prosecution claims that her ex-husband Alex Kwong, former father-in-law Kwong Kau, and former brother-in-law Anthony Kwong carried out the murder together.
ALL THREE DEFENDANTS DENY THE MURDER CHARGE Abby Choi's ex-husband, former father-in-law, and former brother-in-law do not accept the murder charge. However, all three defendants have admitted to the charge of preventing the lawful burial of the body. Former father-in-law Kwong Kau also changed his previous stance regarding this charge during the trial and pleaded guilty.
If convicted of the murder charge, all three defendants could face life imprisonment.