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Father MAN Ting-on, died in 1967 at the age of 62.
Mother CHEUNG Kau-mui, aged 56, formerly a torch factory hand
and now a baby-sitter at home.
2 elder brothers
MAN Kam-lung, aged 39, cannot be contacted during
the inquiry period; said: to be operating a saw-mill somewhere in the New Territories.
MAN Kam-shu, aged 33, cannot be contacted during the inquiry period; said to be working at a stone mine whose name is unknown.
2 younger brothers
MAN Kam-tong, aged 22, also a condemned prisoner in this case.
MAN Kam-hoi, aged 20, also a condemned prisoner in this case.
1 elder sister -
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MAN Sik-mui, aged 31, adopted to her uncle since childhood;
married.
-i C. HOME ENVIRONMENT
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The Prisoner had lived with his parents at a wooden hut No. 373, Section 5, Hing Wah Resettlement Area, Chai Wan until the age of 15 when his family was offered two adjacent low cost housing cubicles No. 121 and 123, Block 15, G/F, Valley Road Estate, Hung Hom, Kowloon. He lived there until 1971 when he got married. Then he and his wife moved to live at their wooden hut in Hing Wah Resettlement Area again. He was required to pay no rent. It is only a small wooden hut, simply furnished and surrounded with hundreds of other wooden huts.
ASSOCIATES
Apart from his own relatives, neighbours and colleagues, he had also close association with people in gambling stalls and ball-rooms where he frequented before. He also had close link with triad society members for years.
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PERSONS CONTACTED (relevant to the Prisoner's conduct and work)
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CHAO Cheng-han, aged 23 (wife of the Prisoner)
She protectively said that she did not find the Prisoner have any special bad hobbies. The Prisoner did gamble sometimes but he was not indulged in it, and at least he was a responsible husband and father in the sense of financial support. She said that she could not see why the Prisoner would have committed such an offence.
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