HONG KONG - Police on Sunday found the missing head of Hong Kong socialite and influencer Abby Choi in one of two big pots containing soup and human remains days after her grisly murder was discovered. Some of her missing ribs were also recovered, local media...
HONG KONG - Police on Sunday found the missing head of Hong Kong socialite and influencer Abby Choi in one of two big pots containing soup and human remains days after her grisly murder was discovered.Sources cited in the reports said investigators came upon two large pots filled almost to the brim with soup and minced meat believed to be human remains.
Ms Choi’s severed head was found in one of the pots, according to one report, and it appeared that someone had tried to bash it. Police were continuing the search for body parts that are still missing, including her hands and torso.
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