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A Hong Kong jury finds the lover of late billionaire tycoon Nina Wang guilty of forging a will that named him the sole beneficiary of her estimated US$4 billion estate.
The former lover and feng shui master to one of Asia's wealthiest women has been found guilty of forging a will that named him as the sole beneficiary of her multibillion-dollar estate in a case that has transfixed Hong Kong.
Peter Chan, 53, is facing a possible jail sentence after a jury convicted him of forging the will of the late eccentric billionaire widow Nina Wang, whose death from cancer in 2007 sparked an inheritance battle over her vast estate.
Chan supplied a video to the court showing Ms Wang and himself locking lips and of him running his hands over her body
The long-running case has been one of Hong Kong's most colourful and high-profile legal sagas, in which the court heard detailed descriptions of adultery, bizarre rituals associated with feng shui and the physical relationship between Chan and Ms Wang, who was 23 years his senior.
Behind bars: Peter Chan sits in a prison van as he leaves court. Photo: Reuters
Chan claimed that Ms Wang left him $US4 billion ($4.4 billion) through a 2006 will, in part because they had been lovers for 15 years.
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But after more than 20 hours of deliberations, the jury voted six to two in the High Court in Hong Kong to convict Chan, formerly known as Tony Chan, on a charge of forgery and using a false instrument. He faces a maximum jail term of 14 years for each offence.
July 05, 2013
Bartender-turned-feng shui master Tony Chan (pic) had claimed to be the sole beneficiary of Nina Wang's US$13 billion (RM41.5 billion) estate, which she inherited after the kidnapping and disappearance of her property mogul husband.
A court had ruled in 2010 - three years after Wang's death - that a will in Chan's possession was fake and after more than 20 hours of deliberation, a jury yesterday found him guilty of forging the document.
Sentencing the 53-year-old, judge Andrew Macrae today described his conduct as "shameless and wicked as well as borne of unparalleled greed".
"Forgery of a will is particularly nasty and insidious," said Macrae, as the deceased "can't answer back".
"You are no doubt a clever, and no doubt beguiling charlatan," the judge said, describing his actions as "cruel and egregious".
Chan lowered his head into his hands when the sentence was read out before a courtroom packed with reporters, and smiled as he left the dock.
The sensational case has for years gripped the former British colony and generated blanket media coverage, with Chan often cast as a fraudster who duped Wang by promising to find her kidnapped husband and cure her of cancer.
Much of the case revolved around Chan's claims that he and Wang were lovers and that she promised to leave him everything. During the trial, his lawyers showed a home video of the pair in a passionate embrace.
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Feng shui “master” jailed for forging tycoon’s will in Hong Kong
Hong Kong: A charlatan who claimed to be the lover of a late Hong Kong billionaire was jailed on Friday for 12 years after a court convicted him of forging her will in a bid to steal her fortune.
Bartender-turned-feng shui master Tony Chan had claimed to be the sole beneficiary of Nina Wangs $13 billion (Dh48 billion) estate, which she inherited after the kidnapping and disappearance of her property mogul husband.
A court had ruled in 2010 three years after Wangs death that a will in Chans possession was fake and after more than 20 hours of deliberation, a jury on Thursday found him guilty of forging the document.
Sentencing the 53-year-old, judge Andrew Macrae on Friday described his conduct as shameless and wicked as well as borne of unparalleled greed.
Forgery of a will is particularly nasty and insidious, said Macrae, as the deceased cant answer back.
You are no doubt a clever, and no doubt beguiling charlatan, the judge said, describing his actions as cruel and egregious.
Chan lowered his head into his hands when the sentence was read out before a courtroom packed with reporters and smiled as he left the dock.
The case has for years gripped the former British colony and generated blanket media coverage, with Chan often cast as a fraudster who duped Wang by promising to find her kidnapped husband and cure her of cancer.
Much of the case revolved around Chans claims that he and Wang were lovers and that she promised to leave him everything. During the trial, his lawyers showed a home video of the pair in a passionate embrace.
But the court heard that Chan was a grasping chancer who, despite earning HK$3 billion (Dh1.4 billion) for his feng shui services from Wang, was not content and wanted to take over her entire business empire and fortune.
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Ex-feng shui master jailed for forging billionaire widow’s will
Tony Chan, who claims to be the former lover of quirky billionaire Nina Wang, has been sentenced to 12 years in prison after a Hong Kong court found him guilty of forging her will.
This photo taken in the early 1990s shows Asia's former richest woman, the late Nina Wang , with feng shui master Tony Chan. Source: AFP
A "CHARLATAN" who claimed to be the lover of a late Hong Kong billionaire has been jailed for 12 years after a court convicted him of forging her will in a bid to steal her fortune.
Bartender-turned-feng shui master Tony Chan had claimed to be the sole beneficiary of Nina Wang's $US13 billion ($14.2 billion) estate, which she inherited after the kidnapping and disappearance of her property mogul husband.
A court had ruled in 2010 - three years after Wang's death - that a will in Chan's possession was fake and after more than 20 hours of deliberation, a jury on Thursday found him guilty of forging the document.
Sentencing the 53-year-old, judge Andrew Macrae described his conduct as "shameless and wicked as well as borne of unparalleled greed".
"Forgery of a will is particularly nasty and insidious," said Judge Macrae, as the deceased "can't answer back".
"You are no doubt a clever, and no doubt beguiling charlatan," the judge said, describing his actions as "cruel and egregious".
Chan lowered his head into his hands when the sentence was read out before a courtroom packed with reporters, and smiled as he left the dock.
The sensational case has for years gripped the former British colony and generated blanket media coverage, with Chan often cast as a fraudster who duped Wang by promising to find her kidnapped husband and cure her of cancer.
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Forging $14bn will is bad feng shui
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ON TRIAL: Peter Chan enters the High Court in Hong Kong.
The former lover and feng shui master to one of Asia's wealthiest women has been found guilty of forging a will that named him as the sole beneficiary of her multibillion-dollar estate in a case that has transfixed Hong Kong.
Peter Chan, 53, is facing a possible jail sentence after a jury convicted him of forging the will of the late eccentric billionaire widow Nina Wang, whose death from cancer in 2007 sparked an inheritance battle over her vast estate.
The long-running case has been one of Hong Kong's most colourful and high-profile legal sagas, in which the court heard detailed descriptions of adultery, bizarre rituals associated with feng shui and the physical relationship between Chan and Wang, who was 23 years his senior.
Chan claimed that Wang left him US$4 billion through a 2006 will, in part because they had been lovers for 15 years.
But after more than 20 hours of deliberations, the jury voted six to two in the High Court in Hong Kong to convict Chan, formerly known as Tony Chan, on a charge of forgery and using a false instrument. He faces a maximum jail term of 14 years for each offence.
Wang, who was also known by the nickname "Little Sweetie", was an eccentric figure known for her pig-tails, short skirts and colourful dress sense.
She was the widow of Hong Kong industrialist Teddy Wang, who was kidnapped in 1990 and was never seen again. In 1999 he was declared legally dead, and his body has never been found.
The Wangs' Chinachem Group was Hong Kong's largest private property developer, earning them billions in property deals.
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The feng shui master and the billionaire
HONG KONG, July 5 (UPI) -- A court in Hong Kong sentenced a feng shui master to 12 years in prison Friday for forging the will of the late billionaire heiress "Little Sweetie" Nina Wang.
Peter Chan, formerly known as Tony Chan, was found guilty of forging Wang's will to make him the recipient of her $4 billion fortune, the BBC reported.
"I have no doubt from the evidence I have heard that you are nothing more than a clever and no doubt beguiling charlatan," said Justice Andrew Macrae.
The judge said Chan had shown "not the slightest remorse" for his conduct.
Chan served as Wang's master of feng shui -- a system of laws governing spacial arrangement and flow of energy -- and was her lover and confidante for more than 14 years, officials said.
Chan presented the fake will -- allegedly signed by Wang in 2006 -- after her 2007 death from cancer.
The eccentric billionaire's family disputed the will and said her last legitimate will left her fortune to a charity run by her siblings, Chinachem Charitable Foundation Ltd., CNN said.
Wang was the widow of industrialist Teddy Wang, who was kidnapped in 1990 and never heard from again. Authorities declared him legally dead in 1999.
The Wangs amassed their fortune from property deals.
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Feng shui master gets 12 years for forging Nina Wang's will
by Aaron Tam, Agence France-Presse Posted on 07/05/2013 6:12 PM |Updated 07/05/2013 6:44 PM
THE 'CHARLATAN.' A judge called feng shui master Tony Chan 'shameless and wicked' for forging the will of a woman who was once Hong Kong's richest. Photo from AFP
HONG KONG - A "charlatan" who claimed to be the lover of a late Hong Kong billionaire was jailed on July 5 for 12 years after a court convicted him of forging her will in a bid to steal her fortune.
Bartender-turned-feng shui master Tony Chan had claimed to be the sole beneficiary of Nina Wang's US$13-B estate, which she inherited after the kidnapping and disappearance of her property mogul husband.
A court had ruled in 2010 3 years after Wang's death that a will in Chan's possession was fake. After more than 20 hours of deliberation, a jury on July 4 found him guilty of forging the document.
Sentencing the 53-year-old, judge Andrew Macrae on July 5 described his conduct as "shameless and wicked as well as borne of unparalleled greed."
"Forgery of a will is particularly nasty and insidious," said Macrae, as the deceased "can't answer back."
"You are no doubt a clever, and no doubt beguiling, charlatan," the judge said, describing his actions as "cruel and egregious."
Chan lowered his head into his hands when the sentence was read out before a courtroom packed with reporters, and smiled as he left the dock.
The sensational case has gripped the former British colony and generated blanket media coverage for years, with Chan often cast as a fraudster who duped Wang by promising to find her kidnapped husband and cure her of cancer.
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Feng shui master jailed for forgery
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A Hong Kong jury finds the lover of late billionaire tycoon Nina Wang guilty of forging a will that named him the sole beneficiary of her estimated US$4 billion estate.
The former lover and feng shui master to one of Asia's wealthiest women has been found guilty of forging a will that named him as the sole beneficiary of her multibillion-dollar estate in a case that has transfixed Hong Kong.
Peter Chan, 53, is facing a possible jail sentence after a jury convicted him of forging the will of the late eccentric billionaire widow Nina Wang, whose death from cancer in 2007 sparked an inheritance battle over her vast estate.
Chan supplied a video to the court showing Ms Wang and himself locking lips and of him running his hands over her body
The long-running case has been one of Hong Kong's most colourful and high-profile legal sagas, in which the court heard detailed descriptions of adultery, bizarre rituals associated with feng shui and the physical relationship between Chan and Ms Wang, who was 23 years his senior.
Behind bars: Peter Chan sits in a prison van as he leaves court. Photo: Reuters
Chan claimed that Ms Wang left him $US4 billion ($4.4 billion) through a 2006 will, in part because they had been lovers for 15 years.
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But after more than 20 hours of deliberations, the jury voted six to two in the High Court in Hong Kong to convict Chan, formerly known as Tony Chan, on a charge of forgery and using a false instrument. He faces a maximum jail term of 14 years for each offence.
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An eccentric billionaire, a feng shui master and her will
A "shameless" fortune teller has been jailed for forging the will of an heiress he said had been his lover so he could get his hands on her $13bn (8.7bn) estate.
Bartender-turned-feng shuimaster Tony Chan had claimed to be the sole beneficiary of Nina Wang's assets, which she inherited after the kidnapping and disappearance of her property mogul husband.
Ms Wang, once Asia's richest woman, died of cancer in 2007 aged 69, triggering a bitter public feud over her fortune.
In 2010, a court ruled the will in Chan's possession was fake and he was charged by police.
After more than 20 hours of deliberation, a jury in Hong Kong found him guilty of forging the document.
Sentencing the 53-year-old to 12 years, judge Andrew Macrae described his conduct as "shameless and wicked as well as borne of unparalleled greed".
"You are no doubt a clever, and no doubt beguiling charlatan," the judge said, describing his actions as "cruel and egregious".
Chan lowered his head into his hands when the sentence was read out and smiled as he left the dock.
The case has been in the headlines in Hong Kong for years, with Chan often cast as a fraudster who duped Ms Wang by promising to find her kidnapped husband and cure her of cancer.
Much of the case revolved around Chan's claims that he and Ms Wang were lovers and that she promised to leave him everything.
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Hong Kong: Feng Shui Will Forger Jailed