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Abby Choi murder trial: Police deny evidence contamination

A police officer has denied that evidence was contaminated at the scene of Abby Choi's murder. Detective Constable Chan Wai-hung testified in High Court that proper procedures were followed at the Lung Mei Village flat where the socialite's remains were discovered. He stated that he was the only officer to handle evidence, while his colleagues maintained a perimeter without touching anything. AI

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Abby Choi murder trial: Police deny evidence contamination

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Brian Wong ·

    Police officer denies evidence was contaminated at flat in Abby Choi murder trial

    A police officer investigating the alleged murder of Hong Kong socialite Abby Choi Tin-fung has denied tampering with the evidence he collected from a rural village flat where her dismembered remains were found. Detective Constable Chan Wai-hung on Wednesday rejected a defence co…