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''See articles:[[Chan Man-lok]] , [[Leung Wai-lun]] and [[Leung Shing-cho]]'' | ''See articles: [[Chan Man-lok]] , [[Leung Wai-lun]] and [[Leung Shing-cho]]'' | ||
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There is a frequency of villainy in Both China and Hong Kong. This could be bombings, massacres, betrayal, assassinations, political crimes, and school shootings in the country. This list is only for the most extremely serious crimes such as terrorism, assassinations, especially brutal homicides and mass murder.
Hello Kitty Murder
See articles: Chan Man-lok , Leung Wai-lun and Leung Shing-cho