Hong Kong actress Irene Wong Jing-jing has publicly disclosed a disturbing crime targeting her family, revealing teh theft of her late husband’s remains and a subsequent million-dollar ransom demand. The urn containing the ashes of Feng Cheng-sung, founder of the Bo Fook Mountain columbarium, was stolen alongside those of another individual in what authorities believe may be a targeted operation.The case, reported on November 25, 2025, has raised serious questions about security at memorial sites and the growing vulnerability of grieving families in the region.
Hong Kong Actress Reveals Grave Robbery and Ransom Demand
Hong Kong actress Irene Wong Jing-jing has revealed that the urn containing the ashes of her late husband, Feng Cheng-sung, the founder of Bo Fook Mountain, was stolen, and her family was subsequently subjected to a ransom demand of over $1 million USD. The incident highlights the increasing challenges faced by families in protecting the remains of loved ones.
Wong disclosed that the thieves contacted relatives of the deceased, demanding a substantial ransom for the return of the ashes. “They contacted family members asking for over a million US dollars,” Wong stated, according to reports. The actress made the revelation during a recent media appearance, detailing the shocking ordeal.
The theft is not an isolated incident, as Wong also revealed that the urn containing the ashes of another individual buried at Bo Fook Mountain was also stolen. This suggests a targeted operation, raising concerns about security at the memorial site.
Authorities are currently investigating the case, and the actress has urged anyone with information to come forward. The incident has sent shockwaves through Hong Kong’s entertainment industry and sparked a wider conversation about the security of burial sites and the vulnerability of grieving families.
