蔡天鳳命案：前夫企圖逃亡失敗，兩被告否認串謀妨礙司法公正
被殺模特兒蔡天鳳（Abby Choi）的前夫Alex Kwong Kong-chi被指企圖逃離香港，案件涉及兩名被告Irene Pun Hau-yin及Lam Shun，二人被控串謀妨礙司法公正。法庭聆訊中，檢方透露，Alex Kwong曾透過WeChat群組與被告及一名名為Ivy的女子商討逃亡計劃，建議以租用遊艇出海為掩飾，再由澳門的船隻接應。然而，逃亡計劃最終失敗，Alex Kwong於2023年2月25日在東涌發展碼頭被捕，當時蔡天鳳的殘肢已於前一日在大埔龍尾村一間三層村屋被發現。
兩名被告Irene Pun及Lam Shun否認控罪，案件將於2025年2月開審。檢方將傳召多名警員作證，講述案件背景及被告的警誡供詞。Ivy雖被指參與協助逃亡，但未被列為被告。案件進一步揭露了蔡天鳳命案的複雜性，相關審訊將繼續進行。
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