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Hey everyone, I came across Tai Yung Lau's case and something caught my attention about the conflicting reports regarding whether he owned a car or not. How can there be such discrepancies in such a basic detail? It seems like one of those key points that should be relatively straightforward to confirm if he was known at work or seen regularly by others near his home. If he did sell a car, there should be paperwork or some kind of record, right? Or testimonies from the buyer, perhaps? And if he never owned one, it could really cast doubt on those reports about him mentioning going back to China. It's so frustrating how these little uncertainties can cast huge shadows over a case. Anyone else have ideas on why there'd be such varied reports about this?
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I've been following Tai Yung Lau's case and got really intrigued by the conflicting reports about him owning a car. Does anyone know if there's any solid evidence on that front? I mean, his boss described him as super reliable, so it's weird to think he'd just up and leave without a trace or word. The thought of him selling a car he supposedly didn't have is confusing. It's frustrating how such details can get tangled up, especially when they could hold clues to his whereabouts. Anyone else have thoughts on why there might be such discrepancies in the reports about the car?
