SCMP reported on May 11 that model Abby Choi's funeral will be held at Po Fook Memorial Hall in Tai Wai, Hong Kong - China, on June 18.
Family plans to recreate Abby Choi's (Thai Thien Phuong) face from her skull using 3D printing technology and makeup services
The funeral is expected to last only one day and the next day, the body will be taken to Po Lin Monastery on Hong Kong's Lantau Island.
A source told SCMP that Abby Choi’s family planned to hire a high-tech company overseas to use 3D printing technology combined with makeup services to recreate the model’s face from the skull found. This is to allow mourners who wish to see the deceased’s body one last time to see it in its entirety and with respect.
However, this information has not been officially confirmed. After conducting tests, including DNA testing, the investigative agency handed over the remains including the skull, two legs... found of Abby Choi to her family late last month. The missing parts of the body have not been found after many large-scale search efforts.
Some funeral homes in China have used 3D printing technology to restore the faces of disfigured deceased people.
Former model Abby Choi was reported missing on 21 February. She was last seen at the upscale Kadoorie Hill estate, where her ex-husband’s family lived. Police launched an investigation and identified the suspect from the ground floor apartment of the three-storey house in Lung Mei Tsuen village, which is the scene of the crime.
Abby Choi was murdered and dismembered.
At noon on May 8, the first trial of the case of Abby Choi, who was murdered and dismembered in Lung Mei Tsuen village, Tai Po district on February 24, took place. The suspects in this case are her ex-husband’s family of four and a few other people involved. The motive for the case is tentatively believed to be a property dispute.
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DNA testing showed that the skull found in one of the two large pots of soup at the scene and the two pairs of legs in the refrigerator belonged to Abby Choi. Appearing at the hearing, Kwong Kau (65, the victim’s ex-father-in-law), Anthony Kwong (31, the victim’s ex-husband’s brother) and Alex Kwong (28, the victim’s ex-husband) were each charged with murder.
Jenny Li, 63, the victim’s ex-mother-in-law, was charged with obstructing and falsifying the investigation. She deleted text messages and call logs from her phone after the incident. The other two suspects, Lam Shun, 41, the boat rental owner, and Irene Pun, 29, unemployed, were charged with assisting Alex Kwong in his escape.
The next suspect, a 47-year-old female masseuse, Kwong Kau's mistress, was also previously charged with helping Alex Kwong hide. However, this suspect did not appear at the hearing on May 8.
The next hearing is scheduled for July 31.
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