However, the police became suspicious after they found CCTV footage of Cheung transporting a large wooden box from the dormitory to his office in the university. He later moved the “coffin” to his university office.Ĭheung made a report that his wife was missing. He then hid the body in a green suitcase and left it on the balcony.Īs the body would soon start to smell, Cheung bought six wood planks and created a “coffin” to hide the body. They had reportedly argued, with Madam Chan berating Cheung for not sticking up for her during a disagreement with their daughter. Cheung had admitted to killing Madam Tina Chan, 53, in 2018 at their residence at the university’s Wei Lun Hall, where he was the warden.Ĭheung strangled his wife with a cable wire while they were in bed at night. For doing so, former Hong Kong University professor Cheung Kie Chung, 56, was sentenced to life imprisonment in 2020. University professor murdered wife (2018)Ī well-liked professor who was trapped in a marriage that had soured, murdered his wife and stuffed her body into a suitcase. In 2022, Khaw, who was 57, appealed against his sentence but was rejected by the Court of Appeal. Khaw was sentenced to life imprisonment in 2015. At that time, prosecutors alleged that Khaw was having an affair with a student but Ms Wong refused to divorce him. Khaw said he put the two balls in the car and deflated one of them the next day as it was leaking. However, he later told police that it was meant to get rid of rats at home. Khaw told his colleagues that he planned to use the gas on rabbits in an experiment. Prosecutors charged that the inflatable yoga ball had been placed in the car’s boot by Khaw, whose colleagues saw him filling two yoga balls with carbon monoxide. The pair were found dead by the roadside in a yellow Mini Cooper driven by Ms Wong. Khaw Kim Sun, a Malaysian doctor living in Hong Kong, killed his wife, Ms Wong Siew Fing, 47, and daughter, Lily Khaw Li Ling, 16, with a yoga ball filled with carbon monoxide in their car. Tse was released from prison in 2015 as he had already served two years in remand.
The judge sentenced him to one year in jail, as his role was a comparatively minor one. Tse was acquitted of the murder charges, though he admitted he had unlawfully dealt with the couple’s bodies. In 2015, Chau was found guilty of two counts of murder. Chau also alleged that after he told Tse his plan in September 2012, Tse inspired him to think of killing his parents instead. He then planned to commit suicide as he felt he would fail to do so. He also blamed his mother for forcing him to learn piano and showing him a sad face when he failed to make any contribution to the family.Ĭhau told psychiatrists that he wanted to achieve something important before he was 30. He was angry with his mother for humiliating him in front of the girl he loved on his 24th birthday. He claimed he hated his parents and that his failures in life and love were all due to them.Ĭhau said his father refused to turn down the television volume when he was trying to study. SCMP reported that Chau had planned the murders six months in advance. Chau later confessed his crime to a WhatsApp group. They attempted to make the flesh look like barbecue pork and refrigerated the remains in lunch boxes.
The two men chopped them up, then salted and cooked them. Chau’s friend, Tse Chun-kei, helped to dismember the bodies. The couple were killed by having their throats cut. Little did Mr Chau Wing-ki, 65, and Ms Siu Yuet-yee, 63, have any idea of what was in store for them. Pianist Henry Chau Hoi-Leung invited his parents to his flat for a meal.
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