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Nearly three months after Anita Mui’s ashes went missing, it was reported that police had identified a temple cleaner through surveillance footage and said he had fled to Southeast Asia. The motive of the case and where the ashes were are still not known.
the late queenanita mui Twenty-three years after his death, his ashes were missing for almost three months. Recently new developments have come to light in the case. Senior filmmaker Wen Jun revealed that as the police continued to analyze and repair surveillance footage, they suspected a man working at the temple, surnamed “Aqiang”, of targeting, and said that the man had left after the incident.hong kong GoSoutheast Asia Due to which this high-profile matter has again come into discussion.
According to Hong Kong 01 report, Wen Jun revealed that the police had previously comprehensively examined the relevant surveillance footage, and used image analysis and expert restoration techniques to find clues from the vehicle image that was originally quite blurry.
Police are said to have seen a man dressed in the uniform of a temple cleaning worker leaving a coffin with a number on his clothes in a surveillance video in early July. The man was later accused of entering the forest behind the mountain and his whereabouts attracted attention. Police then investigated the situation based on relevant attendance records and reportedly confirmed that the employee’s name was “Aqiang”.
Wen Jun further revealed that the man took a flight to leave Hong Kong shortly after the incident, and his destination was reportedly Southeast Asia. The current relevant statement is still Wen Jun’s report. Whether the police have officially identified the man and whether he has been listed as a person involved in the case is yet to be announced by the police.
As for the motive of the crime, Wen Jun speculated that if someone really took Anita Mui’s ashes, the other party might have planned to use it for extortion of property. However, due to the recent death of Anita Mui’s mother, Qin Meijin, the original plan may have changed, resulting in the other party being temporarily unable to find the originally intended blackmail target.
Anita Mui’s family is hoping to recover her remains after it was discovered they were missing. Anita Mui’s younger brother, Anita Mui, also expressed his willingness to offer HK$50,000 as a reward for finding the ashes. However, Wen Xuan took a different view on Mei Qiming’s approach, and even questioned her other motive in offering the reward.
At the moment, Anita Mui’s family still hopes that the police will find out the truth and recover the ashes as soon as possible. However, the case will still have to wait for police investigation results to confirm the identity of the persons involved, the whereabouts of the ashes and the actual motive for the crime.
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According to reports, as police continued to analyze and repair surveillance footage, they suspected that a man who worked at the temple had left Hong Kong for Southeast Asia after the incident, and new clues emerged in the case.
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The police first conducted a comprehensive investigation of the relevant monitor images, then used image analysis and restoration technology to find clues from the blurred vehicle images, and traced the attendance records. He reportedly confirmed that the employee’s name was A Qiang.
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Wen Jun speculated that if someone really took the ashes, they might have planned to extort the property; However, the recent death of Anita Mui’s mother, Kin Meijin, may have affected the plan, and the actual motive still needs to be verified by the police.
