Hong Kong police to prosecute 7th suspect in 1999 murder, seeking 8th
Hong Kong police are prosecuting a seventh suspect in the 1999 murder of newspaper vendor Ho Wai-ha. A 57-year-old man, surnamed Lin, was handed over by Shenzhen authorities and is accused of recruiting attackers and arranging a vehicle for the crime.

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AI-generatedHong Kong police are prosecuting a seventh suspect in the 1999 murder of newspaper vendor Ho Wai-ha. A 57-year-old man, surnamed Lin, was handed over by Shenzhen authorities and is accused of recruiting attackers and arranging a vehicle for the crime. Lin is scheduled to appear in Kowloon City Court on Monday. This development follows the apprehension of Lin in Shenzhen and his subsequent transfer to Hong Kong. In previous proceedings related to the case, three assailants were convicted of murder, and two masterminds received life sentences. Police are also seeking an eighth suspect in connection with the murder.
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5 extractedThe killing's two masterminds were sentenced to life imprisonment for murder in 2012.
In 2007, three assailants were convicted of murder and sentenced to life in prison for the killing.
The suspect, Lin, was handed over to Hong Kong police by Shenzhen authorities on Saturday.
A 57-year-old man surnamed Lin is suspected of recruiting attackers and arranging a vehicle for the 1999 murder.
Hong Kong police will prosecute a seventh suspect over the 1999 murder of newspaper vendor Ho Wai-ha.