The former brother-in-law of celebrity Abby Choi told the High Court on Thursday that he should have called the police or an ambulance on the day of her killing.

This came a day after he told the court that it was his brother – Choi’s ex-husband – who killed her.

On the 36th day of the trial, Kwong Kong-kit said he should have been braver and more rational.

He told the court that after he drove the car to the Tai Mei Tuk carpark in Tai Po, he saw Choi lying on the floor of the car with no sound or movement coming from her.

Kwong said he followed instructions given by his father, Kwong Kau, in a subsequent call to drive the car to the Lung Mei Village.

He parked it next to his father’s car when he got there.

Kwong said it was about 20 minutes between when Choi was attacked by his brother and when they arrived at the village house, saying his mind went blank during the period.

Kwong also said he believed Choi might already have been dead as she was unresponsive.

He said his father put Choi into a plastic box after wrapping her body in a blanket.

His father then instructed him to carry the box into the house before telling him and his brother to leave, Kwong said.

Kwong Kong-kit, Kwong Kong-chi and her former father-in-law Kwong Kau, were charged with murdering Choi on February 21, 2023, at Lung Mei Village in Tai Po and preventing the lawful burial of her body.




Edited by Tony Sabine