My brother killed his ex-wife Abby Choi in a fit of rage, tearful Kwong tells court

South China Morning Post - Nov 11, 2026

Slain Hong Kong socialite Abby Choi Tin-fung was killed by her ex-husband in a fit of rage after she hurled insults at him during a car ride, his elder brother has told a court. In a tearful confession in the High Court on Wednesday, Anthony Kwong Kong-kit said his younger brother, Alex Kwong Kong-chi, had fatally attacked Choi on February 21, 2023, but stressed that there had been no plan to kill her beforehand. Anthony, 35, is contesting a joint count of murder alongside Alex, 31, and their...

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