Choi Tin-fung's mother says daughter discussed moving to Tuen Mun with Kwong Kau; he disagreed and acted hostile

Choi Tin-fung's mother, Cheung Yin-fa, continued testifying at the High Court, saying that when her daughter first discussed moving to Tuen Mun with her former father-in-law, Kwong Kau, he said he disagreed and acted hostile. The defence questioned whether Choi Tin-fung had sufficient means to buy a property in Tuen Mun; Cheung Yin-fa said her daughter was capable of purchasing one, and also said Choi Tin-fung did not want to hire Kwong Kong-git as her driver. The case has entered its 11th day of trial, with the three defendants charged with murder and preventing the lawful burial of a body.