Murder Suspect Behind Hong Kong Extradition Bill to Turn Himself in to Taiwan - Caixin Global
Murder suspect Chan Tong-kai and Reverend Peter Koon blacklisted from boarding plane to Taiwan - Dimsum Daily
Murder Suspect Who Sparked Hong Kong Unrest May Soon Be Free - Bloomberg
Kisses to chaos: murder behind mayhem in Hong Kong | The Australian
Chan Tong Kai - Wikidata
The murder behind the Hong Kong protests: A case where no-one wants the killer - BBC News
Hong Kong security chief says Taiwan is in charge of fugitive Chan Tong-kai's transfer - Hong Kong Free Press HKFP
Chan Tong-kai has left police's safe house: sources | The Standard
Chan Tong-kai still living in police safe house, yet to head to Taiwan without a visa | The Standard
Q&A: How a woman's death got tangled in Hong Kong politics | Taiwan News | 2019-10-23 17:36:50
Hong Kong murder suspect whose alleged crime kicked off protests walks free | CNN
Linda Chan Tong Obituary - Chicago, IL
Hong Kong murder suspect whose alleged crime kicked off protests walks free | CNN
Murder suspect released, HK rejects Taiwan's request - Chinadaily.com.cn
Hong Kong man accused of murder walks free as authorities clash
Chan Tong-kai had left police safe house: pastor - RTHK
Chan Tong-kai blacklisted by airlines and can't fly to Taiwan: Peter Koon | The Standard
Murder of Poon Hiu-wing - Wikipedia
Chan Tong-kai, a Hong Kong citizen who was accused of murdering his girlfriend in Taiwan last year, bows in front of the media as he leaves from Pik Uk Prison, in Hong
Hong Kong Murder Suspect Who Sparked Extradition Bill Released From Jail
Chan Tong-kai: Hong Kong releases murder suspect who sparked protest crisis - BBC News
Hong Kong murder suspect whose alleged crime kicked off protests walks free | CNN
Murder Suspect Who Sparked the HK Protests to Be Released in Hong Kong | NextShark.com
Taiwan has yet to issue visa to allow murder suspect Chan Tong-tai to turn himself in, reverend says - Hong Kong Free Press HKFP
HK suspect should be arrested: Tsai - Taipei Times
Mother of murdered Taiwan woman calls for justice | Rest of the World News
