Hong Kong’s father, accused of killing a daughter who had a history of violence, hears the court

A man from Hong Kong, who is accused of killing his three -year -old daughter by shaking her to death, had a history of domestic violence and made her kneeling as a punishment for not learning enough English vocabulary.

Helen Lyong, the mother of Lyong Naga Suz at the Supreme Court on Tuesday, said that the defendant, Lau Kay Bing, 42, was harsh when educating their daughter.

“The accused would make our daughter learn more English vocabulary or compel her to sing more English songs. Lyong, 41, said before Mrs. Anna Lay Yuen Koy:” She sometimes refused and cried. “

“If you refuse again, [Lau] It will reprimand it and make it stand in the face of the wall. Once, he made her kneel in front of the altar. “

Lao, Lyong and their daughter lived with Lao’s father for a month when she was about two and a half years old.

While her ancestors dripped, Lyong said that the couple would fight against the disciplinary methods of Lau.