ANNEXTTO XCR(71)61
For Executive Council
Condemned Prisoners: LAN Kwok-wah
TSE Yung-tim
Report by Home Affairs Department
Enquiries have been made by the staff of the Sham Shui Po City District Office where the nearest relatives of the prisoners live. The nearest relative of the victim cannot be found at the given address.
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The staff of the Sham Shui Po City District Office have gathered
the following comments:
(a) Condemned Prisoner - LAM Kwok-wah
(1) CHAN Yu-chui, mother, 42 years:
"LAM Kwok-wah has few friends and, so far as I know,
none of them is of bad character. He behaved well at
home and has been a good son. He provided the main source of income of the family which has suffered greatly since he got into trouble. I do not believe that he carried any weapon and I think he is innocent.
is guilty, he should be given a chance."
(ii) LAM Shuk-wun, younger sister, 16 years:
If he
"His behaviour at home was good. He was friendly and
was on good term with his neighbours. He was kind to his brother and me and the incident has adversely affected the family. I am not sure whether he has
committed any crime but I believe he is innocent."
(iii) LAM Shing-kei, younger brother, 15 years:
"He is a good brother to me and I don't think he has done such a dreadful thing. I have never met any bad friend of his and to me he is always a good man."
(b) Condemned Prisoner - TSE Yung-tim
(i) TCE Wing-yip, father, 64 years:
"TSE Yung-tim has been an extremely good son and has always behaved well. I strongly believe that he is innocent because all friends have thought highly of him and more than 10 women in the neighbourhood wept upon The incident has greatly
hearing his death sentence.
shocked the family."
(ii) LAW Kiu, mother, 52 years:
"His behaviour is normally good but I am not sure of what he did away from home. Bad company might have influenced him but basically he is good."
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