The High Court trial for the murder of Hong Kong socialite Abby Choi Tin-fung has entered its fourth week, focusing on the alleged actions of her former in-laws. Prosecutors have presented evidence suggesting that Choi’s former father-in-law, Kwong Kau, 68, orchestrated preparations for the crime by renting a village house under false pretenses. According to testimony provided in court, Kwong also purchased specific items, including a meat mincer and several saws, which investigators allege were intended for use in the killing and subsequent disposal of Choi’s remains.

Three of Choi’s former relatives are currently standing trial for their alleged roles in the incident. These include her ex-husband, Alex Kwong Kong-chi, 31; his father, Kwong Kau; and his elder brother. The prosecution is working to establish a timeline of events that suggests the murder was a calculated act rather than an impulsive one. The defense has yet to present its full case, but the proceedings have centered on the physical evidence recovered from the rented property and the logistics of the alleged conspiracy. The trial is expected to continue as more witnesses are called to testify regarding the events leading up to Choi's death.