Body-in-cement murder: Hong Kong police take female suspect, 18, to crime scene for re-enactment
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A suspect in the grisly body-in-cement murder case, one of four brought back to Hong Kong from Taiwan, was taken to the scene of the crime by police on Wednesday afternoon.
Officers began a re-enactment shortly after 3pm, when the 18-year-old woman was driven to the DAN 6 industrial building on Fui Yiu Kok Street in Tsuen Wan.
The suspect was hooded and handcuffed when she got out of an unmarked police car and was escorted into the building at 3.10pm.
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A dummy was understood to have been used when police reconstructed the killing in the ninth-floor industrial unit where the decomposed body of 28-year-old Cheung Man-li was found encased in cement on March 29.
The re-enactment ended at 3.45pm, and the suspect was driven back to Tsuen Wan police station.
The woman had fled to Taiwan on March 11 with three other suspects, and was arrested when she returned to Hong Kong on Monday night.
She had divulged the whereabouts of the three suspects to Taiwan police on Sunday in exchange for a guarantee of her personal safety, saying that she feared for her life if she were to remain with the three men.
