The property market is on the rise, but the price of a 600-square-foot residential unit in Block A of Elizabeth Building in Causeway Bay is 30% lower than the market price. It turned out that in the 1980s, there was a shocking case of hiding corpses in this unit. Two male corpses were buried in the planter of the unit, and the dead were not ordinary people.
The incident occurred on Friday, March 30, 1984. The neighbors found a stench in their home. After tracing the source, they were frightened to see blood seeping from the water level of the planters connected to the neighbors, and immediately called the police. After the police asked firefighters to dig out the flower sacks, they unearthed two stacked male corpses!
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The brothers of the deceased, Xie Shunfa (32 years old) and Xie Shuncheng (28 years old), were from a wealthy family and were the princes of the Singaporean Chinese jeweler Million Dollar Gold!
Ma Xuanli, the forensic doctor of the case and currently clinical associate professor of the Department of Pathology of the University of Hong Kong, once accepted an exclusive interview with No. 99 Tung Tau Wan Road. After cutting out the flower trough, it was found that “there were shirts, bags, documents, hotel room keys, etc. The murderer thought that no one would know, so he did not separate the documents and throw them away.”
As for whether the deceased was buried after death, or was buried alive in concrete, Ma Xuanli said that if buried alive, “the sand is good and the mud is good, and you can pick it up (with your nose)”, but it was not found in the remains. the above situation. Apparently they were killed and then buried with new cement.
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The murdered brother’s father was Singaporean jeweler Xie Meixing. Father Xie founded “Million Gold Village” and opened many branches. The eldest son Xie Shunfa and the third child Xie Shuncheng assisted in managing the business. Before the incident, the younger brother Xie Shuncheng first came to Hong Kong. Later, Xie’s father received the blackmail tape, so Xie’s father asked the eldest son Xie Shunfa to bring the ransom money to Hong Kong. Unexpectedly, they were killed together.
When the bodies of the two were found, they were wrapped in white cloth, and their hands and feet were tied with strips of white cloth. The bodies were stacked head to foot and had been dead for more than a week. They were buried in flower troughs, and there were some things suspected to be related to religion in the funeral objects, such as a green triangular paper symbol. What is even more bizarre is that there were four small keys (the keys used to open the chains on the hands) in the mouths of the two deceased. ). The “Tianshi of the Police” who has done a lot of research on religious cultures wrote back and deduced: “The murderer and the two deceased should have known each other. Wrapping the body with cloth seems to be a Muslim ritual. The key seems to imply unlocking. walk the dead”.
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The unit where the incident occurred was originally rented by two Indonesian tenants ten days before the incident was revealed, and they disappeared without a trace after the incident. In the end, did they deliberately rent the unit as a stage for killing people, or did everything happen suddenly and kill people by mistake without premeditation? What is the motive? There are rumors that it is related to the money relationship between gangsters. The answer to the mystery is solved, it is time to wait!
Author of the article: Sister Hua (host of the Internet program “No. 99 Dongtouwan Road”, formerly behind the scenes of the commercial TV program “Dangerous Person”)
Photo source: Exclusively provided by No. 99 Tung Tau Wan Road, LINUS at No. 99 Tung Tau Wan Road (scanned image)
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