In the early 1980s, a man with a twisted obsession for female flesh began a spree of murders that shook Hong Kong. The most horrifying detail? The organs of his victims were preserved and stored at home.
Key Events:
- The Rain and the First Murder
On a stormy February night in 1982, Lam Kor-Wan picked up his first victim, Chan Fung-lan. Under the cover of torrential rain, he murdered her in his taxi, and took her body back home.
- Perfecting His Craft
Lam constantly refined his methods, even using surgical tools and formaldehyde to carry out his plans. He also documented his acts on film so he could watch them later and improve the process.
- The Photo Shop Tip-Off
Lam’s downfall began when a photo shop manager reported disturbing images that had been left for development. These photographs led the police to set a trap to catch the killer.
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