Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "The Murder of Glory Chau (周榮基, Chau Wing-ki) and Moon Siu (蕭月兒, Siu Yuet-yee), an elderly couple, is presumed to have occurred on the 1st of March 2013 in Hong Kong. Their youngest son, Henry Chau (周凱亮, Chau Hoi-leung), age 31, and his friend Angus Tse (謝臻麒, Tse Chun-kei), age 37, were indicted for the murder, which they initially denied being involved in. During Chau and Tse’s interviews with the police, they admitted that after the murder, they chopped up the parents’ dead bodies and cooked the remains with salt to make them look “like barbecue pork.” They kept part of the remains in lunch boxes, which they stored in the refrigerator. The gruesome details of the murder sparked a huge amount of media coverage in Hong Kong.On March 20, 2015, High Court deputy judge Michael Stuart-Moore found Chau guilty of double murder while finding his accomplice Tse not guilty on both counts of murder."@en }
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- Murder_of_Glory_Chau_and_Moon_Siu abstract "The Murder of Glory Chau (周榮基, Chau Wing-ki) and Moon Siu (蕭月兒, Siu Yuet-yee), an elderly couple, is presumed to have occurred on the 1st of March 2013 in Hong Kong. Their youngest son, Henry Chau (周凱亮, Chau Hoi-leung), age 31, and his friend Angus Tse (謝臻麒, Tse Chun-kei), age 37, were indicted for the murder, which they initially denied being involved in. During Chau and Tse’s interviews with the police, they admitted that after the murder, they chopped up the parents’ dead bodies and cooked the remains with salt to make them look “like barbecue pork.” They kept part of the remains in lunch boxes, which they stored in the refrigerator. The gruesome details of the murder sparked a huge amount of media coverage in Hong Kong.On March 20, 2015, High Court deputy judge Michael Stuart-Moore found Chau guilty of double murder while finding his accomplice Tse not guilty on both counts of murder.".
- Q19854775 abstract "The Murder of Glory Chau (周榮基, Chau Wing-ki) and Moon Siu (蕭月兒, Siu Yuet-yee), an elderly couple, is presumed to have occurred on the 1st of March 2013 in Hong Kong. Their youngest son, Henry Chau (周凱亮, Chau Hoi-leung), age 31, and his friend Angus Tse (謝臻麒, Tse Chun-kei), age 37, were indicted for the murder, which they initially denied being involved in. During Chau and Tse’s interviews with the police, they admitted that after the murder, they chopped up the parents’ dead bodies and cooked the remains with salt to make them look “like barbecue pork.” They kept part of the remains in lunch boxes, which they stored in the refrigerator. The gruesome details of the murder sparked a huge amount of media coverage in Hong Kong.On March 20, 2015, High Court deputy judge Michael Stuart-Moore found Chau guilty of double murder while finding his accomplice Tse not guilty on both counts of murder.".