Prosecutors allege planned killing as yoga instructor murder trial opens
Prosecutors allege offers of a designer handbag and scarf drew the yoga instructor to the hotel room.
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Prosecutors allege offers of a designer handbag and scarf drew the yoga instructor to the hotel room.
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The collision near Kwai Shun Street temporarily closed a fast lane towards Tuen Mun Road.
The woman, about 40, borrowed from several finance companies after a clerical job offer turned into requests to buy luxury goods.
Searchers found him at about 12.40pm on November 2, six days after his family reported him missing.
In Tuen Mun, reports based partly on online footage say the car broke through a police cordon before officers stopped it.
The prosecution said DNA belonging to Choi was found on cling film used to wrap a second-hand refrigerator bought by a defendant.
The allegations concerned entry to Hong Kong and childbirth services at Union Hospital; the case had been delayed over a key witness.
She had gone for an early swim with her husband; police are treating the case as drowning.
The 55-year-old was conscious when rescuers freed him; the 66-year-old driver was later arrested on suspicion of dangerous driving.
The 55-year-old motorcyclist was freed by firefighters with injuries to his face, chest and limbs, and taken to hospital.
The 22-year-old Filipino passenger had arrived from Phnom Penh; the seizure was valued at about HK$3.6 million.
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