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Titolo: [BC] Prevedo un Hong Kong horror in arrivo...

Queste sono le storie che ispirano gli exploitation hongkonghesi. Guardate
un po' cosa c'era sul giornale oggi, vedrete che ne faranno un film al più
presto:
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(dal South China Morning Post)
A man thought to be carrying a plastic bag containing the head of his
16-year-old daughter was last night being hunted by police.
The girl's headless corpse was discovered after the man's son returned to
the family's Lee Cheung House flat at Shun Lee Estate in Sau Mau Ping about
3.30pm.
Police said that on his arrival, Li Wing-shing, 20, was attacked with an
axe by his 66-year-old father, Li Chi-nam.
"His son suffered chop wounds to his forehead, back of the head and left
hand, and ran into a bedroom, where he hid," a police spokesman said.
"Later, the man left the unit and his son came out of the bedroom and found
the body of his sister. A report was then made to police."
The body of 16-year-old student Li Yuk-ping was understood to have been
discovered inside the apartment's toilet. A bloodstained axe was found at
the scene.
The girl's head was not found and it was believed that her father had fled
with it, according to a police source.
The man, who was wearing a dark jacket and grey trousers, had fled before
police arrived. He is about 1.7 metres tall and of a large build.
Officers from the police tactical unit were searching the area, while beat
police across the city had been told to look out for him.
The family of four was understood to have moved into the estate about a
year ago and have good relations with their neighbours.
Mr Li's wife works at Kwai Chung container terminal. She was at work at the
time.
One neighbour said the father, who was a former decorator, was unemployed.
He was said to have gone for morning walks every day and made daily meals
for his wife and children. 
-- 
Stefano
aka Senbee Norimaki
ICQ# 4243376

 presto:
titolo: careful with that axe Li Chi
-- 
God saves, but Buddha makes incremental backups

 titolo: careful with that axe Li Chi
:-)))
ALtri potrebbero essere:
"There's a secret in my plastic bag"
"Daughter's head hunting"
"The haunting of the beheaded daughter"
"Behead the daughter and run"
"All about Li Chi"
"There's my dead daughter's head in my plastic bag"
"Bloodstained head of a young daughter"
"Dear daddy, what's that axe?"
"Run fast! Hide the head!"
"A mad mad mad mad mad mad mad world"
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L'uomo si è costituito. Ma la testa della figlia non è ancora stata
trovata. Si tratta di un immigrato cinese, disoccupato, che non aveva buoni
rapporti con i famigliari ("abusive" dice l'articolo), che vivono a Hong
Kong in un quartiere un po' malfamato dalle parti di Mong Kok. L'articolo è
del South China Morning Post, quotidiano di Hong Kong in lingua inglese,
che non dà mai risalto alla cronaca nera, e cita come fonte l'altro
quotidiano in cantonese Ming Pao Daily News, che ci scommetto starà
pubblicando in prima pagina foto cruentissime :-)
Ecco l'articolo con il seguito dell'horror story:
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A 67-year-old man - suspected of having decapitated his daughter -
surrendered to police on Friday, local radio reported.
Police said the suspect, Li Chi-nam, had allegedly beheaded his 16-year-old
daughter and attacked his son with an axe at his home in Sau Mau Ping on
Wednesday.
He walked into the Mongkok police station on Friday and was being
questioned, Ming Pao Daily News reported.
The headless body of the 16-year-old girl was found inside a toilet at the
family's flat on Wednesday.
Police said officers had returned to the crime scene in Shun Lee Estate in
Sau Mau Ping to collect evidence. But they had not discovered the girl's
head, Ming Pao Daily News reported.
The 20-year-old son, Li Wing-shing, suffered wounds to his forehead, the
back of his head and his left hand.
He was in stable condition in hospital on Friday, local radio reported.
Police officers returned to the crime scene to collect evidence. But they
have not yet discovered the girl's head, Ming Pao Daily News reported.
Li Chi-nam had allegedly taken his home return visa and $2,000 cash from
his son. He was believed to have fled carrying his daughter's head in a
plastic bag, the newspaper reported.
The girl's mother, who went to identify the body on Thursday, said her
daughter had a poor relationship with her unemployed father who was
physically abusive, Ming Pao Daily News reported.
The motive for the killing was still unclear, police said.
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