Murder Trial of Abby Choi: Officer Denies Contaminating Evidence
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The murder trial of Abby Choi is being heard at the High Court. On 28 October 2026, investigating officer Chan Man-hung testified, denying that he contaminated evidence while gathering evidence at a unit in Lung Mei Village, Tai Po. The defence questioned whether investigators failed to follow proper procedures, leaving the suspected crime scene contaminated; Chan Man-hung rejected this suggestion. The case currently centres on the police evidence-gathering procedures at the Lung Mei Village unit, with the prosecution and defence in dispute over whether the evidence was contaminated. The trial is continuing.
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- 南華早報·香港Abby Choi Murder Trial: Officer Denies Contaminating Evidence at Tai Po Lung Mei Village Flat
Police officer Chan Wai-hung, investigating the Abby Choi murder case, testified in the High Court on Wednesday, denying that evidence was contaminated while gathering evidence at the Tai Po Lung Mei Village flat. He rejected the defence's challenge that investigators failed to follow proper procedures, contaminating the suspected crime scene there.
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