
EP207: Found In the Fridge: The Tragic Murder of Abby Choi
Psychopedia: True Crime & Criminal PsychologyShow Notes
Hong Kong influencer and socialite Abby Choi gave her ex-husband's family everything: a multimillion-dollar home, jobs, and a lifestyle most people could only dream of. Then, in February 2023, the 28-year-old mother of four vanished. Abby rubbed shoulders with fashion's elite while generously bankrolling her ex-husband, Alex Kwong, and his family. After she disappeared, police searched a village house in Tai Po. Inside, they found what appeared to be a makeshift butcher shop, dismembered human remains, and a skull in a pot of soup. As investigators pieced together Abby's final hours, suspicion fell on the people who had benefited most from her generosity: Alex Kwong, his brother Anthony Kwong, and their father Kwong Kau, who are now on trial for her murder. What emerged was a story of greed, entitlement, and alleged family betrayal, raising the question: how does a woman give someone everything, only to allegedly lose her life because they wanted more?
NOTE: As of this recording, the trial is ongoing. All allegations discussed in this episode remain unproven unless otherwise stated, and the defendants are presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty.
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