The Nancy Kissel Case - Part 11

• (The Standard)  Stressed banker 'beat wife'.  By Albert Wong.  June 21, 2005.
• (SCMP)  Court told of drug-fuelled assault on Kissel.  By Polly Hui.  June 21, 2005.

Additional material from the Chinese-language media:

• (Ming Pao)  Conchita Pee Macaraeg said that Nancy Kissel showed her injuries to the hand, knee and thigh.  Also, when Parkview supervisor Edwin Chow referred to the smell from the carpet as like "salted fish" (鹹 魚 味), it should be noted that the term "salted fish" has the connotation of a "corpse" in Cantonese.  More generally, if you use the term "salted fish" these days, it will be taken to refer to "corpse" rather than the food, which is getting less popular by the day because it is a known causal agent for oral and throat cancer.

Conchita Pee Macaraeg (photo: Ming Pao)

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