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HC Tse Tans Affirmed in English
under FOI exemption 40(2)
SIP RHKPF. At present on vacation leave. F/7 Staff Married Quarters,3/F,
Police Training School Aberdeen.
On 28/7/77 I was ASDI in Western Sub. Division. On that day I was
instructed by Div. Supt to investigate death of LIU Ping Hon.
I was
assisted by C.W.18 and other PCs.
Death enquiry BC
Normally death enquiry is handled by sub unit commander.
responsible for admin work and some more complicated cases. lie was under my supervision, guidance and direction.
Each subunit commander and one DEPC is not dealing at one time with one death
Normally no priority is given to any particular case.
In case where CID do not suspect foul play and hand over to UB, it
might normally be a day or two before death enquiry PC gets roing. Cases
normally dealt with in chronological order.
On 29/7/77 I went to rooftop Hong Ming building. No trace of struggle,
visible handprints or fingerprints or suspicious objects like blood. Saw door
with broken lock.
We appealed for witnesses through press
and radio.
newspapera and I believe TV
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came to see
me on morning of 30/7. Apart from telling me about deceaseds character they said they had found some handprints. I went to inspect. One full
handprint brown looks like mud. Another half hand print very near
the full sized one
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I look at C5il.
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on the wall.
As you come out of door, if you turn right, prints
were 20-25 feet away from door on wall which can be seen in photo. They
were about 41⁄2 to 5' from ground.
On 29/7 when I inspected the roof, the prints were not there.
said an anonymous telephone call had been received at deceased's home.
passed report to CID for further investigation. Nothing came of it.
also suggested deceased might have been approached re corruption.This
was passed to ICAC for investigation. Nothing came to light.
I acquired a number of documents re deceased. None could be described as a
sucide note. None suggested violence.
I had interivew with