After a month of horrendous torture, including having her head forced inside a Hello Kitty plush animal, Hong Kong nightclub hostess Fan Man-yee passed away on April 14, 1999. One of the most horrifyingly brutal murder cases in modern history is still thought to be the Hello Kitty case. On March 17, 1999, Fan Man-yee, a 23-year-old nightclub hostess, was kidnapped from her home by Chan Man-lok, one of the Hong Kong triad members. She died on April 14 after being slowly tortured inside an apartment in the Tsim Sha Tsui district. And if not for a young girl's terrifying visit to a Hong Kong police station, the world would not have known about it at all. A fourteen-year-old girl arrived at a Hong Kong police station in May 1999. She reported to the police that she had been tormented for the last few weeks by the spirit of a woman who had been strangled with electrical wire and left to die. Her statements were dismissed by the police as mere teenage gibberish or dreams, and they waved her away. But when she revealed that the spirit was that of a lady she had assisted in killing, their curiosity was aroused. When they tracked the little girl down to a flat in the dilapidated Kowloon neighborhood of the city, they found that the youngster's dreams were, in fact, terrifying nightmares. They discovered an enormous Hello Kitty doll with a woman's head severed inside the apartment. Known as the Hello Kitty murder case, it was considered one of the most heinous crimes in Hong Kong's history. This is the graphic account of the murder case of Hello Kitty. Even before she was beheaded and had her head shoved inside a doll, Fan Man-yee's life was terrible. She was reared in a girl's home after her family abandoned her when she was a young child. She had become addicted to drugs by the time she was a teenager, and she was using prostitution as a means of support. Although she was still fighting her addiction, at the age of 23, she had managed to land a job as a nightclub hostess. Fan Man-yee met 34-year-old socialite Chan Man-lok at the beginning of 1997. After meeting at the club, the two realized they shared a mutual interest. Chan Man-lok was a drug dealer and a pimp, while Fan Man-yee was a prostitute. Man-yee soon joined Man-lok's group on a regular basis along with his goons. Later in 1997, Fan Man-yee attempted to steal the $4,000 that was inside Man-lok's wallet after becoming desperate for cash and drugs. She was unaware that the last person she ought to have stolen from was Chan Man-lok. Man-lok sent two of his goons, Leung Shing-cho and Leung Wai-Lun, to kidnap Man-yee as soon as he realized his money was gone. He meant to coerce her into prostitution for himself, keeping the proceeds as payment for the money she had embezzled from him. But soon enough, the scheme had become uncontrollable. Before long, the drug lord and his goons realized that Fan Man-yee would need more than just prostitution, so they started torturing her. In addition to beating and tying her up, they tortured her for more than a month, raping her, scorching her flesh, and making her consume human excrement much if Fan Man-yee's torture was horrific enough, the story of the 14-year-old girl who went to the police and reported her murder is much more horrific. She was the one who reported the torturers in addition to being one herself. Although "girlfriend" was presumably a broad term, the 14-year-old girl was Chan Man-lok's girlfriend. She was only known as "Ah Fong," which was possibly a pseudonym assigned to her by the Hong Kong courts. In all likelihood, the girl was one of his prostitutes.