Abby Choi Case: Forensic Scientist Says Pelvis Tool Marks Match Chainsaw; Simulation Shows Two Men Could Carry Occupied Plastic Box

The Abby Choi dismemberment case resumed at the High Court. Senior forensic scientist Tam Cheuk-ning of the Government Laboratory testified that after comparing cuts made on ox tail bones with a chainsaw and hand saws, the tool marks on the deceased's pelvis matched the chainsaw marks, while 3 hand saws did not match. He also said that when examining the remains, "there was some flesh on the bone", and most soft tissue had been removed; police used a plastic box of the same model for a simulation, arranging for a female officer taller and heavier than Abby Choi to get inside, after which the lid was successfully closed, and two officers could carry the plastic box.