The Influencer MURDERED by a Parasite Family... | Abby Choi

When Hong Kong model and socialite Abby Choi disappeared, authorities immediately feared the worst. Property disputes with her ex-in-law family, known as the Kwong family, had been brewing for quite some time. But they never expected it to end like this...
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00:00 Intro
01:51 Hong Kong
03:06 Abby Choi's life
04:45 Abby's relationship with Alex, and their property...
08:12 Moving on, Chris Tam
09:16 The property dispute...
09:59 The Kwong family's dark history...
13:31 Finding Abby...
15:53 Discovery
17:39 Recalling Abby's final day
19:00 Most wanted.
20:59 Parasite
21:22 Remembering Abby
23:26 Outro
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[@CoffeehouseCrime]

Hey folks! A lot of interest in this case and one that many of you reached out to me to cover. Thank you to all that did, this just about covers everything we know so far! As always, I'll post updates here to this pinned comment in the future. You can expect it in my seasonal case update videos too! Much love, Adrian (and Nero) ☕🐾

[@Robyn_Banx]

Keep up the great work Adrian!

[@mschoolbus]

Don't tell me what to drink!

[@swedishmom]

What breed is your beautiful cat?

[@margarethernandez8098]

Thanks for the info on this case...Humans it seems have gotten to a place where $$ rules and morals and scruples have been tossed....Thanks for the upload❤️❣️💯👍✌️

[@artisthusnatalal3099]

Adrian can I have your e-mail please? For a recommendation story

[@jackkhiangte2775]

Abby is 'too generous for her own good'. The new husband is the true hero here for adopting all the children. Please God bless this man 🙏.

[@landang7906]

Abby belongs to the modern generation, and had a modern lifestyle, social media and such. The old traditional chinese families in the Chinatowns I've been to, do not show they are rich - it was their wisdom. The owner of a simple noodle shop may be a millionnaire with investments in the US or elsewhere. But that said, RIP Abby, her ex husband and his family are monsters, not humans

[@dky4]

@@landang7906 What is your point? That she isn't actually rich if she doesn't hide her wealth?

[@nilahstone]

@@dky4 i think they were trying to say that its safer to hide your wealth, it can help you avoid jealous and greedy people

[@kenirainseeker539]

@@landang7906 Members of the "old generation" didn't seem to have any problem with freeloading off a member of the "modern generation" though, did they.

[@dawn3589]

I'd be embarrassed if my ex is still financially supporting me. But sad for her ex family, it still wasn't enough.

[@tombo416]

I can’t believe the family thought they’d get away with this considering how famous she was and how wealthy her father was 😂

[@bababababababa6124]

Honestly, did they really think they could get away with abducting and murdering one of the most famous people in one of the densest cities on earth 😭like no way

[@HateSonneillon]

Seems they were almost as evil as they were stupid, and they were very evil.

[@earthrooster1969]

Parasites to the core...

[@TheQueenOfSheba]

Right? So useless and evil. Just pathetic and just absolute evil idiots.

[@jediping]

The dad was a cop. He probably did think he could get away with it, hence turning the place into a butcher’s workshop. ACAB holds true yet again.

[@sundawg911]

It is wild, she basically supported three generations of her ex family and they decided to do this to her. I feel for the family and friends left behind who truly loved her. Her children especially.

[@teijaflink2226]

She was too good, sadly people like this are the once who seem to always be used, abused and murdered.

[@jey7230]

It is insane how they manage to get in debt when they were basically living free in at 8million apartment, all they gotta do was make enough money for food and the worst part is that they resent her after everything she did for them

[@Libellulaire]

@@jey7230 And they did make money... they just wasted it. That brother-in-law was working for her, and with how rich she was, it's not like he was paid poorly. But instead of spending his money smartly - or even normally - he threw it away to buy all kinds of stuff and "appear" rich on social network... It's pathetic. They probably hated her for being rich and managing her affairs well, while all they did was try to get easy money by scamming and stealing.

[@janegoodall1837]

Meh she was born into a cushy life with good looks and never really had to work for it. Easy come easy go I guess.

[@jey7230]

@@janegoodall1837 no one chooses the circumstances in which they’re born, being born w money doesn’t mean she didn’t work hard to make even more or used whatever she was blessed with to help other ppl… Pretty ignorant to make assumptions about someone based on the social class they didn’t choose but were born into

[@laylaosman4875]

This is why you should always have boundaries with people. Abby was too kind and those selfish people took advantage of her. 😢

[@philippineorchids2266]

I dont think so. There are people are very evil

[@Jimpiedepimpie]

Koreans are willing to let entire department stores collapse and kill hundreds of people just to save a few bucks, this is entirely normal there, and one can only wonder what Abby signed off on to make that money.

[@Wheres_my_Dragonator]

That means nothing. If someone wants you dead and they don't care about their own wellbeing, it'll happen, regardless if you were nice to them or not.

[@zy5992]

Whether you are kind or not, this doesn’t change evil in people’s hearts.

[@ellienorxrigby]

She was so young 🥲 I relate to being naive and too kind

[@paulherrera8595]

I can't fathom being entitled to my ex wife's money to the point of ending a life. Just absolutely crazy

[@Sherbertworm]

And my entire family backing it up. That’s INSANE

[@FlamingBasketballClub]

That's the power of greed 😢

[@worsethanjoerogan8061]

They probably convinced themselves it was theirs because she put it in his name.

[@kenirainseeker539]

Men feeling entitled to something a woman has? No way!

[@Skoopyghost]

When I was in school. In my native country we have folk stories where you meet a hidden person(huldufólk), and they take into the night sometimes. You won't ever return. I always thought that folk stories were inspired by a true story that happened.

[@ThatChapter]

DUUUUDEEE we posted a video about the same topic at the same time! 🙌

[@thelauft]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@VeeAmericanEagle]

My two favorite Crime KZbinrs!!!❤❤

[@CoffeehouseCrime]

No way!! Well, that's me about to give it a goo 👀

[@moonlinedskin]

omg this freaked me out so much I thought I was hallucinating when both your vids popped up on my feed 😂

[@jamesjohnstone2228]

which one do i give a goo first?!

[@astardustparade]

I feel bad for her kids. I can’t imagine my mother being murdered in such a heinous way and having to live with that for the rest of my life.

[@immalawyer]

the fact that their Mom's name and case is all over the internet and this is waht theyll see

[@blueblue6532]

The kids definitely tragic victims. Supposedly this case isn't as simple as it looks though. the obvious motive was suppose to be a misdirection of sorts.

[@gelly8983]

​@@blueblue6532 ? Please explain

[@peachphs]

And by their own dad, uncle and grandparents too..horrific..

[@ugoodbro3745]

plot twist: after 20 years passed by.. revange been plan

[@DanielBlak]

It's crazy how she was literally in the process of buying them a new apartment shortly before she was murdered. So sad. What a good human.

[@egp014]

I feel awful for all her children, but especially awful for her and Alex's children. Can't begin to imagine their feelings and utter confusion when they had to see or hear the news that their own uncle, grandparents and father murdered their mother

[@erikasmith8894]

That's what I say as well. They never factored how this would affect the children. Taking their mother and in such a heinous way, will damage them, but I pray they will get the help now as they will need it. Prayers for Abbie, her family and children.🙏🏻🦋

[@davejones9469]

Don't worry. Her family is likely well connected to the CCP, so despite the trauma, they will grow up wanting for nothing...at the expense of brainwashing, unfortunately.

[@MsAnimefan95]

Not to mention those kids are probably going to be stigmatized by society for being related to them.

[@egp014]

@@MsAnimefan95 it's true, and that's so messed up

[@enorcsi]

​@@o_o4221 Alex IS the exhusband.. the second husband is named Chris

[@duvessa2003]

Huge respect to Abby’s husband for taking in her other children. I hope they, and all of Abby’s family, find solace.

[@gijane2cantwaittoseeyou203]

the children are going to be mistreated 100%

[@eirzaa0429]

​@@gijane2cantwaittoseeyou203 sadly in these types of situations, that's probably is what gonna happen

[@maschaorsomething]

​@@o_o4221 Yeah, but stepparents have a record of neglecting those children that aren't biologically their own

[@angelserenade]

@@maschaorsomething sadly that's true. But we can never be sure, hopefully Chris and his family won't end up as abusive to Abby and Alex's children

[@MMGhost123]

@@gijane2cantwaittoseeyou203 Respectfully, I don't necessarily agree. He was clearly good to them while she was alive, why would that change?

[@feedusafetus2903]

I think this case is particularly painful because Abby was so sweet and gentle natured. Regardless of the Kwong family's terrible life choices, she stayed classy and provided them with much more than they were entitled to. Most people would have kicked them to the curb, but not her. This world is full of demons, and the Kwongs robbed us of an angel.

[@annaroberts3160]

They had her children tho. I wonder why she didn't have her children with her. Did they manipulate the system for the ex to have the kids live with them? Surely, her wealthy father could have had influence for her to keep her children with her.

[@pmhernane3903]

People don't get abused because they are kind but because their abusers are evil... This is so sad. Can't imagine the pain of her loved ones 😞

[@sharkyshark4594]

Thank you👍 too many comments trying to blame kindness

[@immaoriginal7094]

​@@sharkyshark4594 Ikr.I'm side-eye-ing those who are victim blaming her.Good judgement & knowing when & where to draw the line is an essential skill to have.The problem lies in evil always seeking for an opportunity to destroy.Who's to say this tragic nightmare could or would have been prevented if Abby did things differently??

[@MadScientist267]

​@@sharkyshark4594Keep telling yourself that

[@summer2786]

Yes you do get abused for being kind. Ever heard of being taken advantage of and even killed? Don't be so naive. Only the strong survive.

[@Re-Hong]

The current late husband must have been inspired by Abby so much that he adopted all 4 children in memory and love that she gave him. That's respectable, and hope they have a good future ahead of them despite the tragedy.

[@jlcjocrisp6284]

they had 2 of their own, and the other 2 are his children's siblings..

[@moyai2555]

inspired?

[@dennislam3111]

2 are his.

[@jlcjocrisp6284]

@@moyai2555 huh??

[@-xirx-]

💴 💱 💴 💱 💴 💱??

[@ayameisastar]

I know a really rich guy who still gives his ex wife 10k a month and let’s her live in one of his houses (despite the kids being in their 20s now) because he doesn’t ever want his children to see their mom homeless. So I understand a little why she might have helped her former in laws. She probably didn’t want her kids going from her rich district to her in law’s poor district. This is very kind of her. But it was never enough for them was it? Truly parasites

[@adilahrose8458]

Thats what's so heartbreaking 💔 is that she was truly a kind and generous person

[@katherinespencer2073]

So why did she not have those kids living with her instead of the freeloading criminals? Get on the yacht, good bye. With her money they could have moved across the world & lived happily ever after as a blended family.

[@ayameisastar]

@@katherinespencer2073 There's no information on their custody agreement but even when you're rich your children still want to see their father and grandparents. And if you had no reason to think your children were in danger then there's no reason to keep the kids from their paternal family. And if they're stay with the dad, you would probably want them nearby yourself, and their school and their friends. She was still using her ex brother in law as a chauffer, so she clearly had no indication she was in danger

[@janechanning984]

Interesting thoughts. A wealthy man supporting his ex is very different to a woman supporting the ex and his family. His ex wife could be one of the reasons he made his fortune. And 10k a mth may be no skin off of his nose to keep favour with the kids.

[@ayameisastar]

@@janechanning984 He has a lot of generational wealth and is a very good farmer. She's a bipolar schizophrenic with a shopping addiction who's never had a job (not even part time when she was young). But if I didn't know these details of their lives I might think the same way you do. And I think you're right that 10k a month is nothing to him. His kids seem much closer to him than the mom, no doubt because of her mental health issues, but they might also love him extra due to his generosity.

[@mclauren86]

You have to be very careful when it comes to helping people. People mistakingly believe that the beneficiaries will be thankful and appreciative. However, this is not often the case in real life. They become envious and resentful, and covet what you have. This can develop into a dangerous wrath. R.I.P.

[@xbtx6497]

Fully agree.

[@arghyaprotimhalder5592]

But tbh currently our generations has problems in identifying the correct people we often recall our Fathers , fore fathers not modern but actually they have skills of identifying who is actually a good person and who is coming for greed and money, someone is loving or obsessive.

[@AmericanWitchFreyaRhodes]

I agree

[@camillesissons1619]

This case still shocks me. The level of entitlement that family had is beyond anything comprehendible. Those poor children and husband 💔

[@javvasquez3935]

She was so good to her ex in-laws, she didn't have to do anything for them they just took advantage n then altumately took her life. Poor girl.😢

[@ahambrahmasmi108]

Far too many times I've seen a family commit the most heinous crimes against one of their own, just for money. The most awful thing it must be when the victim realizes who it is killing them. A special place in hell is reserved for such monsters. Peace to you sweet girl.❤❤

[@artisthusnatalal3099]

My family wanted to kill me because they believed if I'm dead they'll gain back their wealth. Because one of my elder sister told me...When you were born, you made us become poor....😢

[@LisaAnn777]

Greed. Unfortunately the world runs on it. this case is just a small example.

[@safuwanfauzi5014]

My old neighbor killing her mother just because disputed on late father money, around 2 million ringgit around 500k usd. it's change a people.

[@SkunkApe407]

​@@safuwanfauzi5014in a country like Malaysia, where so many live at or just above the poverty line, I'm honestly surprised that things like that don't happen more often. Desperation can make people do terrible things.

[@SkunkApe407]

​@@LisaAnn777it isn't always greed. Just as often, people do terrible things because they are desperate and don't see an alternative. In this case, it is most definitely greed.

[@cheyenedjema9681]

I feel really bad for Abby Choi, she was being way too generous with that good-for-nothing family and yet they decided to kill her in a gruesome manner. May her soul finds peace, same goes to her family.

[@AlexGelinas42069]

Thank you for covering this case, Adrian - it is truly harrowing. Abby seemed like a wonderful person who was kind, generous, and altruistic; but her ex's family truly were parasitic.

[@tombo416]

@Leibniz so?

[@KBWeeds]

@Leibniz What do other KZbinrs covering this crime have to do with OP’s comment? This comment is weird and rude.

[@jensalazar2303]

😂I'm like thinking I was confused lol

[@dwilliams8649]

One of the main reasons why they murdered her was to get her wealth. She was not legally married to her new husband. They just had a marriage ceremony. So if she died, then her wealth would not go to her husband but to her children, And the former husband, being the father of the kids they had together would get control of the money. Also, another reason why the apartment ownership is important is because if the Kwon family can prove that the apartment was as gift, they can try to sell the apartment to pay off their debt, etc.

[@Monsterpala]

This is so stupid even the worst cops could figure out to look were the money would go. The level of stupidity of modern day people as well as the lack of morals and decency is incomprehensible for me.

[@tacky87]

It’s stupid thinking that the ex-husband and his family could actually get away with murdering her, with her especially being influential. They must be very desperate and rotten at heart. I feel very sad for her, may she rip!

[@Airemelde]

Being murdered is by its very definition always awful but being killed by someone so close to you who you loved and/or considered a close friend must make it so much worse when you realize whats happening to you.

[@aselyne5631]

Exes are not your friends or your blood especially, and if you have more money, be careful

[@rebeccab942]

I stumbled upon CoffeeHouse Crime and I’m glad I did. Your videos are eloquent, contain all pertinent information, and are done in an addictive manner. Most true crime KZbin videos are 60+ minutes + multiple videos; I don’t always have time for every tiny detail but I also don’t want to miss relevant. Your ability to annotate crime cases in your videos should be considered a form of art. Information editing is an underrated skill. I appreciate you, A new Subscriber.

[@LtheOriginal]

This story is devastating, since you have this nice young lady, who, while born into wealth, wanted to make sure the people around her children's family. (even if she's no longer obliged to them) Were taken into good care. And then *this* happened to her? The world's a fucking cruel place. Just thinking about it, makes me sick. I hope whoever's responsible for it gets what's coming to them.

[@maciejpol1]

I think being born in wealthy family simply made her to trustfull of others and because of that she have been taken advantage off and once she realised it it was too late.

[@flowerpower8722]

Who knows what they were bribing her with behind closed doors though. They did have her children. Maybe not kindness so much as no choice.

[@schoolwork232]

@@maciejpol1 very true! But why couldn't her family advise her otherwise! I mean, someone must have seen how the whole situation could have transpired negatively in the future!

[@maciejpol1]

@@schoolwork232 maybe thet did but she didnt listen we dont know and sadly never will.

[@CatsArePeopleToo]

@@flowerpower8722Do you know if anything was ever said about why her children didn't live with her? Just wondering.

[@leesashriber5097]

What a sad story. She seemed so grounded and compassionate for the amount of wealth she had. She helped people out and went above and beyond for that piece of crap family. May she be at peace. 🙏❤️🕊️ Thank you Adrian 😊

[@zhamiladamn2975]

Talking nonsense.

[@missprettyschannel]

@@zhamiladamn2975 Lol are you one of the murderers?😂The only nonsense here is you.

[@bellashine6937]

I live all the way in Jamaica and I heard this story when it just came out and it literally broke my heart man!! I am glad that the wicked family got arrested! I pray Abby's children will grow with all the love, care and genuine personality that their mother displayed. May her soul rest in peace❤️

[@lydiangwenya9766]

A true definition of ‘No good deed goes unpunished’

[@alicevictoria2745]

Absolutely vile murder which shook us all here in HK. I live in Tai Po, not around Lung Mei Tsuen, but still too close for comfort. Abby funded an animal charity on HK island and paid for multiple life-savings surgeries, but that’s just one example of how kind hearted she was. Such a shame. P.S. and for sure future reference, the Ts in Tsuen is pronounced tch and the ue more like oo, so it’s kind of Tchoon🤗 Thanks for covering this!

[@arcturionblade1077]

It's always the good ones who are taken away from the world too soon.

[@artsyhyd]

So she was so kind, no wonder she married that evil ex husband eventho he comes from poor economic background.

[@LL-zb3dl]

This case is disgusting, her poor children and husband. Abby seemed lovely, and this kind of greed is such an awful thing. Rip Abby

[@tonjamarshall4842]

There's a lot more to this story, can't remember Where I heard about the juice!

[@Amber-OliverBear]

That’s so great her husband is adopting the children from her previous marriage! I wondered what would happen to them due to the circumstances of this case. Keeping the kids all together and whatever , normalcy of the life they had with their stepdad and siblings , hopefully will help in healing some. 🤞🏼💔

[@BSenta]

I hope both pairs of kids can get along and they don't feel guilty...

[@pearlsr1880]

Coffeehouse is the best crime videos I watch here in You Tube. He tells the story straight, no flamboyant facial expressions, real videos and people, there's absolutely nothing worse that putting overacting actors, just facts. He delivers it like a professional journalist. Continue the good work

[@s0ulsuck3r.]

What a sick and evil family! It's heartbreaking to think what her last hours must have felt. Been betrayed and murdered in the worst way possible by a family she considered hers.

[@Sara-xk1ns]

At the end I was zoning out reading comments thinking how awful this is for her children and how hard it would be to raise kids your wife’s murderer made. And then you said he filed to take care of all 4 kids and I was blown away. Chris sounds like such a great husband and I have no doubt he will love all his kids equally and make sure their mother’s memory lives on. Good on him for keeping his kids together after an unimaginable tragedy. It’s not their fault their dad and his family was evil. They shouldn’t have to suffer anymore then they already have.

[@ChibiKeruchan]

I'm actually surprise that she has 4 kids with that parasitic family. how disciplined could have her parents raised her to look pretty and gorgeous despite being a mother of 4 kids. she looks more like single without kid than most women I know. XD

[@juliecreaser878]

The children of the ex are the siblings of his own children. Such grace under terrible circumstances is rarely seen. I’m sure that as well as having a heart for his step children, this man didn’t want his own children to suffer the loss of their siblings after the horror of what happened to heir mother❣️

[@magdalena2115]

That’s so interesting. It’s not those kids fault. They need love. It’s not logical to disown them or hate them. They are not their father and They lost their mom. the last thing the need is to be disowned by their step dad. That would be evil. I’m grateful he did that. But it’s also just the right thing to do.

[@vicc.1446]

I have a mixed feeling for her current husband deciding to take care of Abby's previous kids, who knows if they carried their dad's bad, evil gene,and decided to be the parasite of Chris's family in the future?.. 🤔

[@Verpal]

@@vicc.1446 Logically I think you are correct, these kind of extreme parasitic behavior bound to have some genetic disposition, however, I would like to believe a loving childhood and environment can help mitigate that enough.

[@cookiecatification]

this story really shows how vulnerable the ages 18-23 really are even though you're seen as an adult. i experienced it too but luckily i survived moral of the story: DO NOT TIE YOURSELF to any other person at that age. it may seem like a good idea now but with age comes wisdom (i'm only 27 but old enough to see it now). You don't know how your story will end so don't take chances when you're at a naive age R.I.P Abby you deserved none of this

[@mariono8372]

yes im kinda think so too, i start to work overseas when i was 23 and my workmate was mostly part timer fresh graduate, i often shook my head when i heard them talking about some things their mind is young wild smart in an odd way but somehow dumb

[@justvibing2497]

Disagree, if you feel you found someone you can tie down. But agree with everything else

[@justvibing2497]

@@mariono8372 it's not age, it's experience

[@oren1305]

​@@justvibing2497 But it is also age, your brain doesn't fully stop developing until about age 25, meaning many of your hot-headed decisions take place under this age. Experience doesn't always give wisdom, I've found. 😊

[@justvibing2497]

@@oren1305 kinda your not wrong, but I feel experience plays a huge part

[@Yosetime]

Abby is an excellent example of how hard work, dedication, and kindness is what brings a person success. With all her fortunes, she still could have lost it all if she had chosen a path of frivolousness. But she didn't. She still worked. And it seems like she worked hard. Sure she got a leg up from her families fortune and really didn't need to do any laborious work, but she still worked. And raised kids. And was a good wife. A good person. That's what matters. She will be remembered for that. That is more than than most. RIP beautiful girl.

[@theonetruesarauniya]

When I heard of this tragic and horrific story I was so brokenhearted and disturbed. She was so young and tried so hard. Just gut-wrenching and chilling. So sad. Thank you for covering this and and so many cases. Ugh, so sad.

[@youmakemelaugh222]

Yeah that was just pathetic and crazy, she literally had it going on in life... being successful and just trying to keep the peace and make everyone was happy yet the leeches wanted more and couldn't appreciate a handout or come up to get on they're own feet now her innocent babies have no mom because of greedy losers..💔🥺

[@theonetruesarauniya]

@@youmakemelaugh222 It really shook me up because I'd been taking care of my ex fiance and his family for some years after he tried to really screw me up. I literally got left at the altar but found out he was trying to marry me for a green card and had a whole wife and kids back in Ukraine.I was young and naive when we met and still felt a duty and obligation to them even through the world if hurt I went through. I basically was raised to take care of my family financially and have done a lot of things that I've had to unlearn. I saw certain parallels between Abby and I and it really, really scared me. I pray for Abby's widower, her kids, her siblings, parents and friends. Such a tragic story.

[@CAHSR2020]

@@theonetruesarauniya I'm confused. I can understand wanting to take care of your actual family but how are his wife and kids your family? It makes no sense.

[@nathanb5923]

Aw well, her fame, beauty and success have all gone down the pan now. But the manner of her death was particularly brutal. Imagine the sheer terror and pain she must have endured? There is a special place in hell reserved for her killers.

[@youmakemelaugh222]

@@theonetruesarauniya Oh wow I'm sorry that happened to you, but look at the brighter side it was good you didn't marry that greedy jerk or it could've been way worse to get rid of them.. please be careful out here with such a kind and loving heart, I really don't understand how people can be so vicious and cruel especially to someone who actually care enough to really help them out with whatever it maybe even just being there at hard times physically.

[@civillady13]

I think this case as received so much attention because unlike so many born to wealth and privilege Abby seemed to be a genuinely good person with a gentle soul and a large heart. For something like this to happen to one such as her is heartbreaking.

[@lovelyg4743]

"She had financial disputes involving tens of millions of Hong Kong dollars (millions of dollars) with her ex-husband and his family, police said earlier, adding that “some people” were unhappy with how Choi handled her finances." According from the news article.

[@lockcrimson4031]

This is why our parents always told us, if you want to get married, know who you were married with and their whole family. 'Parasytes' family like this are always out there, if you not being careful, something like this will happen. For Abby case, I think she is just to kind for her own good. She doesn't deserved this but the killers definitely deserved some harsh punishment.

[@donald7517]

I'm a 65 yr disabled Marine Corp vet and seen the Evils of this world. This made me cry for her and her children and friends. She didn't deserve this and I know she's in the presence of our Lord Jesus Christ! RIP ABBY and fly high with the Angels of Heaven! 😓🙏👍💯

[@curiouslyme524]

I'm with you.

[@SiddharthSinghFiery69]

Respect to you Sir. My Father is also a Uniform Man, a Police Commandant here in India 🇮🇳 Policemen and Army men and anyone directly serving a nation deserve the highest respect.

[@KitsuyuutsuR]

She was so lovely both outside and inside… You could see in those pictures how much she loved being a wife and mom. She was nothing but kind and generous to her ex’s family when she didn’t have to be anything of the sort. And this was what her kindness got her… I hope that parasitic family all get life sentences and rot in hell. I hope Abby rests in peace, I hope her family can find some way to heal and find some solace in this tragedy. And I have to give kudos to her husband for being such a good man. Not every guy would take in kids that weren’t his own, especially if they were also the kids of the person who murdered your wife. To do what he’s doing… He’s a very special guy and it’s easy to see what Abby saw in him. He’s a gentle soul that matched the gentle soul she was. May they be together again one day.

[@ecurbsoom4211]

My sympathy to the four children. I have no doubt that the father will do his utmost to raise all four and make sure they know how beautiful their mother was.

[@everfrost262]

I bought a house with my then fiance, I was smart enough to have it all in my name, when we broke up I allowed him to stay in the house and asked for rent when he could, he was paying 300 on a house that would normally go for 1000 dollar rent. When i informed him that he would have to leave so I could sell it he through a huge fit, claiming I was making his life difficult. I can understand how this lady most have felt doing so much for her ex's family and getting nothing in return, it most have been so stressful.

[@EVIL19231]

If you bought a house with your fiancee and he also paid for it, you scammed him from half the house. What a human being...

[@anthonyhindmarsh852]

Thanks for covering this gruesome case, we in Hong Kong are floored by the greed and callousness of this case and our thoughts go out to the kids. It should be noted that the father’s mistress was the one who rented the country house where the crime allegedly happened. As of today there are seven suspects that were arrested and involved in some way.

[@KlutzyBoss]

I didn't expect to see Asian Elon Musk in the comments

[@sun-cv3wf]

Thank you for covering this case! Being a Hong Konger myself I know how hard this case has hit the entire community. However, I'd like to mention that the clips shown between 1:54 to 2:04 isn't Hong Kong, it's Shenzhen, China.

[@moonysteps8064]

Oops! Thanks for the info.

[@sarabuschepflorent1532]

And Kadoorie Hills is actually a wealthy residential neighborhood within Hong Kong and not a separate city/town/village from Hong Kong. This would be important to note for prestige and for law enforcement and for the ever present cameras in Hong Kong since the 1997 transfer to China. This neighborhood would give his murderous family "face" or prestige while the outlying districts closer to the border with Shenzen and mainland China would lack in that prestige. Also note that China still has the death penalty for murder. Sadly it is now time for the Cannes Film Festival in France and Abby was last in France and Monaco in February just before her murder. She already had several important events to participate in during the Festival and her last postings and interview in OFFICIEL magazine detail how much she was looking forward to coming back to the Riviera. And she and her children were robbed of this future and the Kwongs deserve the most harsh punishment possible.

[@rs-dp6pr]

You would wish they committed the crime in Shenzhen.. they look dimly at murders..

[@shannonsfamily418]

​@r s I wish they could get the death penalty.

[@eaturfruitsnveggies]

i just dont understand how an ENTIRE family would agree to carry out such a horrific murder, let alone everyone willingly participating in it. i feel like that is extremely rare in true crime cases. my heart goes out to abby’s family and her children, may they be able to find some kind of peace as they move forward without her. rest easy abby.

[@andrewlim7751]

The entire family have self entitlement.

[@KoniginElle]

There was a news before where an entire family burn their grandmother alive.

[@KoniginElle]

There was a news before where an entire family burn their grandmother alive.

[@e.l.4860]

So they go and kill the golden goose, very smart move😩

[@Monsterpala]

Stupid parents raised stupid children. Easy as that. Sometimes children are smart despite their parents, sometimes the other way round but in this case they were all rotten shit without morals or values.

[@sofbebe1]

How horrific. She was a beautiful soul. The world is literally insane.. this sad story is reminding me to never give more to people that don’t deserve it or have shown their true colors. Her kindness got her murdered.

[@fhenlizhao5406]

Being poor is no excuse for being evil. They hated her deep down for having more and carried deep envy and wickedness in their hearts. I wouldn’t be surprised if the son wormed his way into Abby’s life to try and get rich.

[@pinkminipuff]

The sad thing is, her generosity was taken advantage of. If her ex-family had been better human beings, then it would not have mattered. Parasites.

[@Annoye]

@@pinkminipuffshe married for money she wasn’t better

[@pinkminipuff]

@@Annoye Ew.

[@cats.addict6457]

I used to live in Taipo for 3 years... for 30 years now in Singapore, this horrific murder has shaken all of Asia. She was a genuine generous princess who mingled with the worse family probably existing in Hong Kong. It has been said that she was a wonderful caring mother and wife. She had no reason to help those monster but she had a big heart and it cost her her life. At least, one can find solace knowing that this family will never walk out of jail, that jail in HK are very low standard and hopefully they'll live to realise that they should have chosen a new flat behind bars. Let's Karma do the rest. I hope that Abby is resting in peace and her family manages little by little to deal with such precious loss. Thanks Adrian

[@pou618]

When you're too nice to slackers, there's never any gratitude. But this is beyond any horror imaginable. Why she felt close to these horrible people is beyond comprehension. RIP sweet girl.

[@MystikAzn4vr]

Unfortunately being nice and generous is not enough, in this life you must also be able to detect red flags and not trust anyone completely, even your own family. Perhaps she wasn't aware of these things because she was still relatively young and inexperienced with life. The entire family are criminals with horrible records and pasts. There must be a ton of red flags all around. I'd even suggest that her very first husband only dated her because she was rich and famous. It's very unfortunate what happened to her. I'm glad they're locked up.

[@yopekok5448]

I hope they dismembered her after she died. Instead of being grateful for her undeserved kindness, they hated her.

[@tanie3543]

They were someone she trusted and helped stay afloat. The least she could expect from them is gratitude. Not murder. How would she know? Stop victim blaming.

[@pou618]

@@tanie3543 I'm not victim blaming. Go find another hobby.

[@carla3693]

Yes you where implying she should have seen red flags

[@Flowerfairyy27]

People can be so disgusting. You can be the nicest person ever, extending kindness and generosity even to people that you have no obligation to, and yet these people think they can just hurt you because they believe they deserve more.

[@constructenglish1]

"disgusting" is far too kind, these people are absolute vile, revolting monsters. they are the worst of humans

[@caramelbilquees]

Same happened to me, I was USED, used, used

[@aryalogo6624]

@@caramelbilquees sorry to hear that hope you get blessings

[@stephenmoerlein8470]

Abby may still be alive today if she had just written off the apartment as a business loss, and washed her hands of the parasitic family. With her net worth this may have been a practical solution (in retrospect). She seems like she never had a chance to relax and do anything but be a successful businesswoman. Thanks for posting her tragic story.

[@MadScientist267]

"Influencer" and "successful" don't belong in the same sentence 🙄

[@curiouslyme524]

Jealousy is a very dangerous emotion. Much violence is committed because of it.

[@DakotaofRaptors]

*envy

[@VeeAmericanEagle]

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR COVERING THIS CASE!!! Her ex in laws are MONSTERSSSSSSS

[@waifunekofiaa3322]

You mean worst than monsters

[@rhizajhane1347]

Oh, it’s here! I recommended did the last time. Thank you, Adrian for covering her. She was horrendously murdered by the family she considered hers. 😭

[@CoffeehouseCrime]

Thanks for the recommendation!

[@artisthusnatalal3099]

​@@CoffeehouseCrime *Kindly cover a story of a Kenyan boy who was at that time in University in 2021 by the name Lawrence Njoroge. He was inspired by a character in a movie called Killing Eve, then he killed his entire family after watching the movie*

[@iceberg4736]

​@@artisthusnatalal3099 ^ 😔😢

[@SplattGang]

@@CoffeehouseCrime something’s telling me that your staying away from the Kamarie Holland case for some odd reason …

[@taras6806]

@@SplattGang ? It takes time for the gentleman to make these videos....

[@happyhound6561]

Very sad case. Her final moments must have been devastating with these people she trusted and how generous she was. My heart goes out to her and her family. With that said, I find it disturbing that if she wasn’t rich, and didn’t ‘invest’ so much into her appearance.. would so much effort be put into this case? Doubtfully. The class systems is sickening.

[@comfortade6348]

So you mean it was investigated because she's rich like seriously why are people wicked with their thoughts if you are talking about class it is poor people that killed a rich woman that was providing for their stupid needs when they did nothing for themselves if you are talking about class they shouldn't have been together in the first place these beasts doesn't deserve her kindness

[@Mikasaxx0]

Stupid someone is literally cut into pieces. Even if it was poor or middle person this case would be huge cus this is inhuman act. This family murderers don't even deserve to call human.

[@safs2666]

How absolutely evil Abby’s ex inlaws were! For all the generosity she showed them to the gruesome way they ended her life may god forgive her of any sins and enter her into paradise and be at perpetual peace. Justice needs to prevail and killers must be condemned to life imprisonment. Prayers her children and family get through their trauma! Thanks for sharing.

[@ikindred]

This story is so sad. It's just amazes me of what heinous crimes people will commit for money

[@Swellington_]

this is really an infuriating case,i mean she went way beyond what she should have as far as helping these deadbeats,unbelievable

[@susieangelo6410]

From many other News Sites and KZbinrs regarding Abby 's Story, this is the BEST Video thus far -- from beginning to end. Thank you, Coffeehouse Crime! 💜💜💜

[@TiffanyPrints]

Thanks, Adrian, for giving some of us the awareness of this brilliant young woman and what she endured in life and in death. Thank you for continuing to follow the case and give the facts that are known today. Your subscribers are all grateful for every case you cover. My best wishes to her husband, who did something that can only be described as bravery in the face of depression, by adopting her children prior. What a wonderful man he is to do so. My heart goes out to all of the people who loved her that were affected by her passing. Greed can do many things. Including many unbelievable things. Thank you, friend.

[@AE1OU]

This is still so recent and Im glad you're covering this gruesome story

[@n.g.l.]

Kept up with this case, honestly surprised by the sheer audacity and greed to kill such a generous person.

[@Nostalgic_1]

Thank you SO MUCH for letting us know what happened with Abby's children from her first marriage. I've wondered where they were placed after her murder. 😢 Bless all of her children's little hearts. ❤ God bless her current husband for taking care of all of them.

[@lilyj-nm1ii]

Thanks s lot Adrian for covering this case. People in HK have been shaken in the recent months by this case cos such kind of brutality and horror rarely occurred here in HK during the latest decade. We deeply wish the victim can rest in peace as the justice seems to have been served . Your video will definitely help further raise risk awareness and alertness to all the people who may be quite naive and kind to everyone including those who often take advantage of others or demand favors overly.

[@jamesjohnstone2228]

exact same minute as that chapters upload for the same case, thats insane. Thankfully both of you have different styles of videos and i'll be able to appreciate both values you guys put out! I've heard this case a few times and its truly horrifying and it does need to be talked about in the western world, thanks for covering!

[@dorienmiddendorp]

Which one to watch first tho?😂

[@CourtneyTunbridge79]

Adrian technically posted first both on Patreon and YT. I have both Mike and Adrian on Patreon and Adrian posted on Patreon 22hrs ago, Mike posted 17hrs ago, on here Adrian posted 2hrs ago and Mike 1hr ago. Having said that on Patreon Mike has posted 2 video uploads in 2 days Useless information I know but there ya go!

[@jamesjohnstone2228]

@@CourtneyTunbridge79 adrian ending up winning the race I guess haha, I'm considering following them on patreon too but I feel like my youtube fix keeps me entertained enough.

[@donnarobinson7480]

How could they possibly think they could get away with this. Heartbreaking story 😢

[@L_Leocel]

As always, your thorough research is very much appreciated, as well as your clear and respectful storytelling. Thanks, Adrian!🥰

[@RaptureOnCloudNo.9]

I didnt know who she was initially, however, from the reports, it does indeed seem like Abby Choi was a really kind and generous person. This is truly tragic, may she rest in peace. I'm glad her current husband, Chris Tam, is equally kind and generous, willing to adopt her other children. But sadly, this case has severely affected Chris Tam's family restaurant chain, TamJai Yunnan Mixian, or TamJai SamGor in certain areas of the world. Some people stopped patronizing them for fear of finding Abby Choi's remains in their food, which is a whole new world of ridiculousness. For this kind gesture to adopt Abby's other children, I think I will patronize their restaurant as much as I can from now on.

[@red2theelectricboogaloo961]

why would her remains get in the food. why would her husband accept it going in the food. why would any of the people who work there let it get into the food. why would any of them even know if it was her? bro people are so stupid now!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@jlkitz1775]

SO MANY TAKERS in this world! It's always about greed, money & reputation; people not doing the work taking from those who have, it's despicable! Peace, comfort & healing to her loved ones 🙏🏾❤️

[@X_A_V_I_E_R_9_9]

I feel that this case is a great example as to why it is such a bad idea to give so much to families to the point where they think that they can whatever they want. R.I.P Abby Choi

[@schoolwork232]

So very true! People have to learn to work for their own things. Sometimes when you are given too much without receiving the knowledge and experience on how to access it, you become so arrogant and entitled to the point that you think that someone else, including everything that they own, is an extension of you!

[@SerenityChaos1975]

Their sense of entitlement is not her fault!

[@schoolwork232]

@@SerenityChaos1975 I am not blaming her but we also have to realise that just because we are overly nice or generous to people does not mean that our actions will be reciprocated positively. Sometimes, our behaviors can enable/nurture evil and vileness, especially if the people we are interacting with and helping have wicked hearts. That my friend is the way the world is and that is why wisdom is very important because it can save us from so much trouble. Having discernment is very essential. The world is wicked and people are willing to take and even destroy all the goodness that we have to offer whenever they get a chance, or whenever they are used to receiving so much from us. When we choose to start creating boundaries, they will feel threatened and there is no way of determining how they will behave/react. This is the world that we live in. I only wish someone had advised her differently, much earlier, and maybe, this could not be her predicament. P/S:- Also, it could be that there is more to this story than what we are being shown. It is only a matter of time before we truly find out what is really going on here! I do hope and pray to God that Abby Choi gets the justice she deserves

[@aselyne5631]

Especially exes,these are not your blood , the only blood she has was her kids

[@sleepymonsteraddict]

I'm glad you made this video, I heard a lot about this case in the media, but never the motive behind it or what kind of person she was. I didn't know Abby so to me she looked like any other celebrity, but it was so heartbreaking to hear how much of a caring person she was and how her good heart led to her death. She paid a huge amount of rent for her ex and his family for 6 years and offered to move them to a cheaper, but still fancy place when they refused to pay rent themselves. There are only few people who would do such a thing for such horrible people so I truly hope she didn't suffer a lot.

[@woodvsmurf2327]

I like how you start the video by giving basic information about the cities/countries involved in the case. Makes it much more interesting and enjoyable. Keep up the good work!

[@skinnithe300th]

Just finished the video and now I'm a sobbing mess. This family is disgusting. Shame on them. I hope she rests well.

[@wayfarer9204]

Adrian, kudos to how well you do your research and storytelling. Absolutely impeccable style. I'd love for you to cover the Sheena Bora case from India. It's one of the most twisted, vile and complex cases ever. The accused mother while awaiting sentencing has now been let out on bail. Nobody's talking about it anymore either.

[@CoffeehouseCrime]

Thank you! I've already covered this case! - kzbin.info/www/bejne/e5q1npR6qsmSrK8

[@wayfarer9204]

@@CoffeehouseCrime wonderful! I'll check it out. Thank you. The other baffling case is the Nithari case. Nobody knows yet how many children were victims of these criminals.

[@yvan1809]

What a waste of life! Beautiful life! My take is... being too generous will get you killed, much worst dismembered. But good soul will never be forgoten... my heart goes to the kids and the husband. RIP ABBY CHOI!

[@hotmama6927]

I hate seeing kindness get taken advantage of

[@britto9898]

Sick world… Thanks for putting this video together, Adrian! You worded everything perfectly.

[@hornick12ify]

You noticed how Adrian always has plenty of pics and clips to show during his Videos.. keeps you captivated and interested. Not naming names but, alot of channels just don't have the same effort. I just can't get into watching a person ramble into a camera the whole time. Great job CHC your efforts are appreciated 🤟

[@hiyapal7719]

I love Adrian's pics too, but, with that being said, Mike keeps us captivated too, with his expressions and added antics. But, thankfully, there is no competition and we have *both* channels to watch. 😉👍🥰 lol

[@hornick12ify]

@@hiyapal7719 That's funny how I never mentioned any names. You just assumed who I was talking about. Lol. Hey, If the shoe fits, right?

[@hiyapal7719]

@@hornick12ify Ah, come on now, you know that it's real obvious that you were throwing stones at the only other murder/mystery storyteller that was present, lol. 😄 But, it's okay to have a personal opinion. 😉 To each, their own. There are still plenty of us out here that feel that each of them wear their *"shoes"* just fine. 😊 I wish them both luck, and I'm glad that CHC have a loyal viewer, (like you and I, to support it). 🥰 But, I'm also still a loyal fan of TC too.

[@VeronikaZzZz]

I am not usually fond of people born into wealth, but she gives me such a caring and genuine vibe that I am tearing up just listening to this absolute horror this poor girl went through. I hope they all will rot in hell and suffer till the end of their days.

[@Entername-md1ev]

Things is, being born into wealth is out of one’s control, it really is just luck of the draw. She could’ve been born into abject poverty in a third world country just as easily as she was born into insane wealth in a first world city like HK.

[@Rosa-kd2cl]

Why hate someone for something out of their control? Dislike people due to their actions not their circumstances. Jealous much?

[@VeronikaZzZz]

@@Entername-md1ev But thats not what I meant. I had people like Kardashians on my mind as in spoiled brats.

[@VeronikaZzZz]

@@Rosa-kd2cl Because they tend to be spoiled and wasteful. And pls don't turn this into an argument. Get a hobby or something.

[@mycelia_ow]

@@VeronikaZzZz Well said

[@treeoflife2582]

Thank you, Adrian! I admire your passion in making these vids, especially this case. Thank you.

[@deborahhenderson149]

Many thanks Adrian. Your demeanour always captivates me as you are intelligent, well spoken and a gentle soul. Some YTubers voices irritate me but your narration is relaxing even as you recall horrific events.

[@NotASnowflake]

_Does anyone else hit the like button as soon as the video starts because you know the video is going to be good because it's done by Adrian?_

[@CoffeehouseCrime]

Plenty, hopefully! 🙌

[@eternaljewelleryuk]

Me 😃

[@CrackerGirlAB]

Every time!

[@rochelleesser7961]

Absolutely! Every time ☺️

[@tammylaronde8593]

I do . 😆

[@carrieeawbrey2830]

Very intriguing and you said it when you said this case sucks! Those parasites are unbelievable. Feel awful for the families especially the children who lost such a beautiful and caring mother. Thanks Adrian for the coverage of this case.

[@ArtByHazel]

Her generous heart of gold wasn’t good enough for the horrific crime that her ex-husband’s family did to take her life and leave her family, children motherless. May you rest in peace, dear Abby. 😢

[@ylnodnaenoeht]

Thank you for posting. I saw it here first. I really admire your respect, elegance style and wise showcase on every case you post. ❤

[@missmelissa3573]

Once again these children are the ultimate victims. I have the feeling that she was a doting mother. That’s quite heartbreaking.

[@dt9127]

I would say the young women who was chopped up and put in a fridge was the ultimate victim

[@babsgalv6556]

Why are the children the ultimate victims????? Who was murdered again? Those victim-obliterating narratives make me sick. She was person way before being a mother!!

[@maribelg648]

I always find comments like this so odd and off putting. The “ultimate” victim is the woman who was brutally murdered. Yes the children would are devastated, but the average person would not trade places and be the one 6 feet under. That woman had a pulse and life. People are truly so desensitized to victims that have perished, to even insinuate anyone other than her is the “ultimate” victim is beyond insane.

[@maribelg648]

@@babsgalv6556 this right here! people will sympathize with the relatives before they do the victim who was brutally murdered. and in alot of cases will attempt to erase them from the equation by saying others are more victims then THE actual victim. The one whose name is in the title of this video.

[@missmelissa3573]

For each of you linguistically challenged individuals. Try learning what the definition of ultimate is before harping such utter rubbish. ‘Ultimate - being or happening at the end of a process; final.’ Following her tragic demise, the people who loved her remain are at the end of the metaphorical rope. Left to try to survive in her absence. So yes her children and her husband are the ‘ultimate’ victims. Where do you think that statement comes from?! Geesh

[@ashleycat]

This poor girl didn't deserve this. She did so much for everyone and ultimately suffered the worst. Rest in peace angel.

[@michellelotters968]

Abby sounded like such a kind and generous soul. Poor woman, hope she’s resting in peace 💗

[@soliloqueoneLG]

Excellent coverage Adrian!!!

[@emj_oakley]

As someone classified as a poverty line American, I am so so sad that another woman who was so successful with her family situated beyond want, would be disregarded. How awful to have it all in life and be snuffed out like you didn't matter. I'm so sorry for another woman my age to lose her life particularly with children, she deserved to watch them grow.

[@sugarplum2467]

Your financial status and her financial status have zero to do with your comment though. How awful to be snuffed out like you didn't matter, period. Has nothing to do with how great her life was. Everyone has the same value which gets decided by your virtue, not your bank account.

[@yyyyaaaannnn]

adrian, thank you for covering this case. i’m sure i was just one of many who had emailed to suggest it, but living in hong kong myself and watching the details unfold in the news, i want to say i appreciate this and knew you would cover it properly. thanks again for the video.

[@chachisymphony4754]

This was superb!!! I came over as LOVE supporting you AND That Chapter!!! Two best channels!!!! Thank you! x x

[@FroggyBarnett]

Man, doesn’t get any better than my favourite two KZbinrs posting the same story at the same time! Love you both, Adrian and Mike!

[@PenelopeFrank]

I hope Chris sees this video. It’s awesome you so gently share her incredible story and atrocious murder. Best wishes to her husband and children.

[@jackierobinson6388]

What a wicked family. Thank you for bringing this to the fore. Well narrated as always. Look forward to the updates.

[@elizabethpodest2759]

No good deed goes unpunished... Apparently the bigger the deed, the bigger the punishment. So sad for this woman, she had a heart of gold...

[@DragonNo1]

Please, do an update on this video as Abbey wasn't born to a rich family, and it appears that hers and her in-laws were deeply involved in the money laundering business in HK, and with "some" connections to the HK Triads. I was touched as everyone else by her murder but apparently there's a deeper layer of dirt to be uncovered in this crime.

[@lynrossi8409]

The way you told this story is probably the best one yet. It's unimaginable that such a cruel fate was dealt to what you've described as the best mom, wife, professional, and friend. Heartbreaking! 💔

[@2727Scooby]

Hi Adrian! Thanks again for covering another HK case, after moving here in 2019 I was told it had one of the lowest murder rates in the world, but boy when it does happen it is insane!

[@xPerfectGIRL92x]

I love watching your videos. You and that chapter are my two favorite true crime youtubers! Keep it up!

[@Narelf]

This was the case I emailed to recommend! I heard about it not long after it had happened, and after watching a video on it by another KZbin channel, my first thought was "Adrian NEEDS to do this one!" Your attention to detail does not disappoint!