Celebrity Cai Tianfeng was murdered by her ex-husband's family. After her murder, her dismembered body was cooked into "human broth".
According to the information, apart from this case, there have been two dismemberment cases in the past ten years. The most sensational case was the dismemberment of parents in Tai Kok Tsui in 2013. The case was adapted into the movie "The Corridor of Justice"; In 2017, a 12-year-old girl was killed by her biological mother in a subdivided room in Mong Kok and her body was broken into 11 parts, which were scattered throughout the subdivided room.
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According to the data, besides the dismemberment case of celebrity Cai Tianfeng, there have been two dismemberment cases in Hong Kong in the past ten years.
The incident happened in March 2013. At that time, 29-year-old Zhou Kailiang coaxed his father Zhou Wing-kei and his mother Xiao Yueer to visit the new house in Haixing Building in Tai Kok Tsui, and then killed two parents in their sixties. With the help of his friend Xie Zhenqi, he spent several days dismembering the body , and put the parents' heads in the refrigerator.
Zhou Kailiang later reported to the police that his parents were missing while traveling in the mainland. He accepted media interviews and asked for help in a more high-profile manner. After he blew himself up in a WhatsApp group and killed himself, the police came to investigate and arrested him.
According to court records, Zhou believed that his failures in his life stemmed from his parents. In the end, he was convicted of murder and sentenced to life imprisonment.
The case was also adapted into the movie "The Corridor of Justice", which was released last year.
The Tai Kok Tsui parents mutilation case was adapted into the movie "The Corridor of Justice".
(provided by the film company)
Another dismemberment case occurred in December 2017, when a 37-year-old woman surnamed Cao was involved in the murder of her 12-year-old biological daughter.
On the night of the incident, the police arrived at a subdivided flat on Canton Road in Mong Kok. However, Ms. Cao refused to cooperate with the police. The police broke into the house one by one and found the dead body of a 12-year-old girl in the bathroom of the unit. Her body was dismembered. The internal organs and other limbs were separated and placed in different places in the subdivided room. The blood could not be washed away, and the unit was even flooded.
According to the police officers’ testimonials in court, when they arrived at the scene, the room was in a mess, covered in water, there was blood in the bathroom tank, and some stumps were soaked in the water.
In addition, there were incomplete and partial heads in the toilet bowl of the bathroom, mixed with hot pepper-like objects.
At that time, the rice cooker was also in the bathroom, and some heads were inside the cooker.
In addition, there are internal organs on an inverted stool, and organs such as the spleen and some muscles are in the washbasin.
These stumps belonged to the deceased.
▼December 2017 Mong Kok subdivided house murder case▼
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In addition to the above two cases, there was also a corpse dismemberment case that shocked the whole of Hong Kong 15 years ago. The incident occurred in April 2008. The newly arrived 17-year-old girl Wang Jiamei was found missing, and her family reported the case. .
After the police investigation, Ding Qitai, a 24-year-old man, was arrested. He was involved in meeting the Queen on the Internet and meeting her in a flat in Shek Kip Mei, Sham Shui Po for a sex transaction. During the process, he killed her and mutilated her body.
The case of the murder of the girl Wang Jiamei, who was dating a girlfriend, was made into the movie "Treading Blood and Seeking Plums" last year.
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According to reports, the murderer flushed the dead's meat and internal organs into the toilet, put the head and body in a styrofoam box and then took a bus to the Kowloon City pier and threw it into the sea. It is believed that part of the human body has been sold.
The case was also adapted into the movie "Treading Blood and Looking for Plum Blossoms", which won 7 awards at the Hong Kong Film Awards, including Best Actor and Actor and Best Supporting Actor and Actor.
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