New claim Lee Bo sent a video and a letter to his wife saying his visit to mainland was ‘personal decision’
Pro-establishment newspaper makes claim it has seen a video and letter sent from missing Hong Kong bookseller Lee Bo to his wife, purporting to say his visit to the mainland was his own choice and he “did not understand why it was made into such a big deal”
The plot thickens in the alarming disappearance of five people related to the Hong Kong bookstore which sells books banned in mainland China, after a pro-establishment newspaper claimed the wife of bookseller, Lee Bo, received yet another letter and a video of her husband yesterday, where he reiterated that returning to the mainland was a “personal conduct”.
The five disappearances have garnered international attention, with both the European Union and the United States expressing concern over the missing persons all linked to Causeway Bay Books, a bookstore known for selling reading materials critical of the Chinese Communist Party.
The revelation comes with Headline Daily, sister newspaper to Sing Tao Daily and owned by Charles Ho Tsu-kwok – a national committee member of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference – reported yesterday Lee, in a new letter and video, said it was his own decision to return to the mainland and that he “did not understand why it was made into such a big deal”.
The report only quoted “sources” without giving more details.
The fact the screenshot and details of the video
