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Frequently asked questions about the China Capital investigation A Hong Kong man known on the internet as “Mr Ho” has died, a week after receiving a two-month prison sentence for stabbing his wife.
A source told the South China Morning Post on Tuesday that Ho Huen, 79, had died in a public hospital a day earlier.
Ronson Chan Ron-sing, former chairman of the Hong Kong Journalists Association, also said on social media that Ho had died, citing people close to the deceased.
“He could not survive without being able to eat,” said Chan, who earlier revealed that he spent his five-day jail term in the same cell with Ho for obstructing public officers.
A week earlier, the District Court sentenced Ho to two months in prison for wounding his 45-year-old wife, Ye Xiuding, also known as “Mrs Ho”. He had learned that she had intended to leave the public rental flat they shared for mainland China on May 30, 2025.
Ho’s sentencing was announced during his absence as he was hospitalised for an undisclosed medical condition, with Justice Stanley Chan Kwong-chi deciding that the case should be concluded as early as possible.
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