On the 35th day of trial, Kwong Kong-kit, the former brother-in-law of celebrity Abby Choi, admitted during a court hearing that his brother, Choi's ex-husband Kwong Kong-chi, was responsible for her killing. Kwong initially remained silent when asked by his counsel who had killed Choi, but eventually responded after the judge reminded him to answer the defense's question. Kwong stated that he was unaware that Choi would be killed or injured on the day of the incident and that this was also the last time he had dined with his brother and Chloe. Kwong Kong-kit, along with Choi's ex-husband Kwong Kong-chi, and her former father-in-law Kwong Kau, faces charges related to killing Choi on February 21, 2023, at Lung Mei Village in Tai Po, and preventing the lawful burial of her body.
The trial has reached a significant milestone with the first clear confession from the former family member about the identity of the perpetrator. This development could provide critical insight into the events leading up to Choi's death and the circumstances surrounding the incident. The court proceedings are expected to continue, offering more details on the tragic case and the involvement of the charged individuals.
This case has drawn considerable public attention due to Choi's celebrity status and the complex family dynamics involved. Her death has not only shocked her fans and the public but also prompted discussions on domestic violence, family responsibilities, and the legal system's response to such cases. The trial of Kwong Kong-kit, along with his brother and father-in-law, may provide answers and justice for the deceased and her family, as well as highlight broader societal issues surrounding interpersonal violence and family laws.