A young girl told the police that she was being haunted by a ghost, and at first, the police didn’t believe her.
When she explained even further, the police were terrified of the outcome.
The girl tells officers that the ghost who was haunting her had been tortured by death and had to deal with a Hello Kitty doll that was located in her residence.
With further information, police discovered the victim’s decapitated skull inside of the Hello Kitty doll. It was horrifying and shocking, leading back to one of the most “depraved crimes in memory,” sources say.
The case is called the Hello Kitty Murder and it involves victim Fan Man Yee, who was tortured and raped by Chan Man Lok and his henchmen.
Before her remains were stuffed in the innocent doll, she had been abandoned and developed a drug addiction, alongside with her job as a prostitution to make amends, she continued to fight for her life even after landing a job as a hostess.
Chan Man-lok had met the victim at a nightclub and were more similar than they wished to be. Man-yee was a prostitute and drug addict while Man-lok was a pimp and a drug addict. They had relations involving each other, but in desperation, Man-yee stole from Man-lok.
Man-lok realized what was going on and ordered his henchmen to kidnap the girl. For punishment, he decided that sex wasn’t going to be enough in order to pay him up.
She was tied up and beat, going on for a month with activities involving burning her skin, forcing her to eat human feces, and ultimately raping her until she could not handle the pain anymore.
The girl who had reported the haunting was one of Man-lok’s “girlfriends,” another term of being a prostitute for the pimp. Ah Fong had witnessed Man-lok kicking Man-yee at least 50 times in the head and even took a part of it. She tells sources that she “had a feeling it was for fun.”
After killing Man-yee, Man-lok and his henchmen tried their best to dismember and distribute her body in places here she wouldn’t have been found. This included her skull which was sewn into a Hello Kitty doll.
For protection, Ah Fong testified against the men who murdered the woman that was haunting her. She gave excruciating details of the torture that ensued, and the evidence was disturbing as they searched the apartment. Medical examiners were unable to determine the true reason of her death, but the three who were involved were convicted of manslaughter since “death was not the intent.”
They were sentenced to 20 years in prison.