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out to live in the dormitory. Mr CHENG said that he had no idea of the prisoner's outside connection and activities, but on the other hand he believed that the prisoner was influenced and manipulated in the present incident. Speaking on behalf of his younger brother, Mr CHENG wished that the prisoner could be given a chance to turn anew.
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Madam POON stated that she knew very little about the prisoner.
She felt that he was an ordinary young man.
Madam CHENG was interviewed at her elder brother's abode at No. 1, Chi Fong Street, Hip Tak Building, Block D, 9/F, Kwai Fong, N.T.
She considered the prisoner She gave favourable comments on the prisoner.
To submissive, mild in disposition, sociable and playful in character. demonstrate his good nature, she related a childhood-event in which the prisoner took no retaliation after he was badly bullied by street urchins. Hence, she wondered if it was possible for him to take part in such an aggressive and brutal act. She earnestly begged on behalf of the prisoner for leniency.
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Mr TSUI had known the prisoner for four years but only regarded the latter as his ordinary friend. He commented that basically the prisoner was timid and submissive in nature. What he disagreed with the prisoner was perhaps the latter's unsteady working pattern and the thriftless way of living. He stated that the prisoner had no fixed abode though the latcer had lived with his fellow-countrymen, namely LEE Kam-yu and LEE Chi-
Regarding keung, alias ZE Shu-kucn, for a few months in a room next to him, the present incitat, h. claimed that he had left Ah Wun's residence prior to the prisoner. He was thus uncertain whether the prisoner had been involved in the killing of the deceased.
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Efiɔrts had been made to contact LEE Kam-yu and LEE Chi-keung, alias LEF Shu kuen for more understanding of the prisoner but in vain. They had moved out of Room 5, No. 4, Ping Fu Path, Ming Tak Building, 1/F, front portion, Kwai Chung, N.T. after the present incident and their present whereabouts were unknown.
He was
INTERVIEW VIGI E PRISONER
The pr..soner was interviewed at Stanle- Prison on 21.7.1981. tall, stout, calm, responsive and co-operative in the course of enquiry. When recelling his past he was proud of the former social status of his family in Rangoon, Burma and impressed me that he cherished a great deal the kind of life he had led in Hong Kong. He explained that had it not been for friendship he would not have accepted co-accused's invitation to Ah Wun's residence on
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