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D. ASSOCIATES
The Prisoner once associated with people of his trade in the field of electric-wire work at construction site. Later he was in touch with people in the call-girl business allegedly run by Wun Mui-mui @ Pak Ping, (i.c. one of the other condemned prisoner). said his friends belonged to the 14K triad society. His family, however, stated that he liked to go along with past schoolmates to listen to stereo music.
E. PERSONS INTERVIEWED (relevant to the Prisoner's Conduct and behaviour)
1. CHOW Leun (Father of the Prisoner)
He stated that the Prisoner was a good son until he moved out from home. Formerly he contributed his income regularly to his family and was respectful to him, The father also said the prisoner liked to repair loudspeaker as hobby, and occasionally play 'mahjong'. The Prisoner kept very long hair and dressed boldly, shortly before his stay away from home. The father disapproved of and suspected the girl his son had associated as immoral.
2. Leung Nuen (mother of the Prisoner)
She agreed with the husband that the Prisoner was once a good son. He was stubborn, but when reprimanded he was silent.
3. CHAU Yuk-ching (Prisoner's 1st younger sister)
The Prisoner was on good terms with her. Nothing unusual in his behaviour was known.
4. CHAU Cheuk-kim (Prisoner's 1st younger brother)
The Prisoner was aggressive when provoked by his brothers.
5. CHOW Cheuk-cheong (Prisoner's 4th younger brother)
The father sometimes nagged the Prisoner for not returning to work on excuse of illness.
6. CHOW Cheuk-min, CHOW Yuk-lin and CHOW Cheuk-kai (The Prisoner's three
smallest siblings)
They also said the Prisoner sometimes acted out violently
when slightly provoked.
7. Mr. LAM Pui ( Prisoner's former instructor and employer, residing
at 73, Prince Edward Road, 5/F)
The Prisoner had worked for him for a few years at Tai Wo Hou as an apprentice in electric wire fittings and his behaviour then was satisfactory. However when he met the Prisoner again sometime afterwards
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