28-year-old Hong Kong model Abby Choi was previously reported to be found dead, with her dead body being dismembered and cooked.

It was reported that her ex-husband had been on the run ever since.

However, the manhunt for her ex-husband ended after the Hong Kong police arrested him at the Tung Chung waterfront, as he was allegedly waiting for a speedboat to flee, according to CNN.

He is currently being detained by the police for questioning, as the search for Choi’s missing body parts continues.

Recap

28-year-old Hong Kong model Abby Choi was found dead, with her body dismembered and cooked, according to media reports coming out of Hong Kong on 24 February.

9 News reported that the Hong Kong police broke into a village house in the afternoon of 24 February, in the Tai Po suburb, which Choi’s former father-in-law reportedly rented.

Inside, the police found Choi’s dismembered legs, which were cooked, and stored inside a refrigerator, with the police also finding a meat grinder, an electric saw, and soup pots with human tissue inside.

A white 7-seater vehicle was also towed away by the police from the scene later that night.

At the time of writing, Choi’s head, torso and hands have also not been found yet.

HK01 reported that the model was last seen on 21 February wearing a white outfit on 21 February at about 2.15pm, and SCMP reported that her former brother-in-law had picked her up from her home.

He was also supposed to pick up Choi’s daughter, but Choi didn’t pick up her child and was later reported to be missing.

Police superintendent Alan Chung spoke to the media on 25 February saying that the murder was well-planned and premeditated.

He said that the property where her body was found, was carefully prepared for the purpose of cutting up a body, with nothing inside the apartment but a table and a couch, with the walls also being covered.

Choi had been providing financial support to her ex-husband and his family, and was allegedly being extorted by some of her ex-husband’s relatives.

Choi’s former brother-in-law and parents-in-law also made false and misleading statements to the police, with Chung saying that they created “plenty of lies and smokescreens to mislead us”.

They have all been arrested.

A 40-year-old man from Montreuil, Paris, was arrested for killing his wife and cutting her body into pieces, before discarding her dismembered body parts in a park, according to The Sun

He had originally reported his wife to the police as missing on 6 February, one week after posting about her disappearance online.

He was subsequently arrested and detained by the French police on Thursday morning.

Park workers discovered the deceased’s body parts, including her torso and thighs inside a plastic bag on 13 February, at the Buttes-Chaumont park in north-east Paris.

The woman’s head was later found during a search the next day, and the victim was identified through her fingerprints.

A probe was then opened by the French police on 17 February for murder, tampering and concealing a corpse.

The police found inconsistencies in the husband’s story and started to grow suspicious of him; he had claimed that his wife went out on the night of 30-31 January, but they couldn’t find any evidence of it from their building’s CCTV footage.

The police also couldn’t confirm the husband’s story that he was searching for his wife in different places around Paris.

Three masked robbers in Malaysia blew up an ATM machine and escaped with RM349,000 (or SGD $106,222), with the entire heist being over in just 5 minutes.

The authorities received a call for help on 23 February at about 6.48am, and when officers arrived, they found two ATMs that were severely damaged – the suspects had escaped with the cartridges that contained the money.

Police chief assistant commissioner Mohd Iqbal Ibrahim said that the CCTVs were painted over with black paint and blinded, according to the New Straits Times.

The surveillance recordings from the CCTV near the bank in Setia Alam ended up being blurry, and the police are appealing for information about the brazen robbery and the masked robbers.

The robbers’ getaway vehicle has since been identified as a white Mitsubishi ASX, with the police believing that the robbers blew up the ATMs using gas pressure, according to the police’s forensic department.

The robbers had managed to only break into one ATM, with the other one being badly damaged but still remaining intact.

The total amount of losses is estimated to be around RM409,000, including RM60,000 from damages to both the ATMs, according to The Star.

No loss of life or fire was reported.

A man in Florida, United States, fell asleep with his contact lenses still on and ended up losing his sight in one eye to a flesh-eating bacteria.

21-year-old Michael Krumholz took a 40-minute nap back in 19 December 2022 without removing his contact lenses and experienced a distorted vision in his left eye after waking up, according to the Daily Mail.

He then noticed that his left eye was also bloodshot, but thought nothing of it and removed the contact lens in his eye just to be safe.

The following morning, he tried to put on his contact lenses as he would normally do, but felt something wrong in his eye and took them out, before paying a visit to the doctor.

The doctor suspected that Michael had herpes simplex virus type 1 (HSV-1), and referred him to see an eye specialist.

The man eventually went and consulted 5 ophthalmologists and 2 cornea specialists, with all of them agreeing that he was suffering from HSV-1 and prescribed antibiotics and steroids.

But the steroids caused his condition to deteriorate.

Michael was then given a new diagnosis on 21 January 2023, he had been infected with Acanthamoeba Keratitis, which is an infection caused by a parasite that results in permanent and serious damage to the eye.

In fact, the initial steroid that he was prescribed with had sped up the rate at which the parasite was spreading in his eye, the bacteria ate his eye.

He said that he had never experienced such pain before, with the pain emanating from the back of his eye and up from the back of his head to the front.

He then went through photodynamic therapy and had conjunctival flap surgery, but still hasn’t regained the video in his left eye because the parasite had eaten away most of his pupil.

In an update that he posted on TikTok, Michael shared that he has since had a successful corneal transplant, but is now partially blind and photosensitive.