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dubious in character, he quit their company.
He was ignorant of where the Frisoner lived outside or what he was exactly doing for a living. Occasionally, the Prisoner brought home some fruits, but not much.
4. Miss TSE Sheung-mei (Aged 23, younger sister of the Prisoner,
living with parents)
Her only comment was that the Prisoner was quite fond of fashionable clothes. She only saw some of his friends outside the house a few years ago but these boys were residents of the neighbour- hood. She did not often talk to the Prisoner because they had nothing to talk about. She was also aware that the Prisoner had not brought home any money for some months before he was arrested, as the father had made the complaint to her.
5.
Miss TSE Sheung-lai (Aged 19, younger sister of the Prisoner,
living with parents.)
She seldom talked to the Prisoner for no special reasons. She thought the Prisoner had not been too bad to the siblings as he sometimes brought home fruits for them.
6. Miss TSE Sheung-chu (Aged 17, younger sister of the Prisoner,
living with parents.)
She felt that the Prisoner had a particular fear for the father who seemed to be hard on him, and that the Prisoner used to stay out very late.
7. Miss TSE Sheung-chun (Aged 15, younger sister of the Prisoner.)
She tried to compare the Prisoner with her other siblings. The Frisoner was seldom with them either at home or in family, such as going to cinema. She remarked that the Prisoner had often quarrelled with their father, mostly on the subject of idleness.
8.
Master TSE Tai-yin (Aged 11, younger brother of the Prisoner.)
He described the Prisoner as an isolated figure of the
family, and seldom saw him at home.
9.
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Mr. YUEN Moon-fai (Neighbour, residing at Rm. 116, Valley
Road Estate, Block 16, Hunghom.)
A young man of about the Prisoner's age, and a close friend of the Prisoner, Mr. YUEN said that the Prisoner had a hard time in dealing with his father. Residing just in the opposite room, he had
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