Family’s visa applications had been approved but their plans to move to Britain were delayed because boy had foot condition, source says
A young Hong Kong family of four found dead in a suspected hotel murder-suicide case at the weekend had planned to fly to Britain on Monday to emigrate, with the lease on their suite ending next month, the Post has learned.
The father, a former customs inspector, was found dead on Sunday after jumping out of a window at the Panda Hotel in Tsuen Wan. Officers discovered his wife and two sons, aged six and three, dead inside the hotel suite.
A source said on Monday that the family’s visa applications had already been approved but their plans to move to Britain were delayed because the three-year-old boy had a foot condition.
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