They Kidnapped His Son… Then Came Back for the Father | The Three Wolves Case

In 1959, a wealthy Hong Kong businessman’s son vanished after leaving a nightclub in Wan Chai. Days later, his family received a package from Macau containing his personal belongings, a ransom letter signed “Wild Wolf,” and a horrifying warning. The case seemed to go cold. No rescue took place, and the missing man never returned. Then, nearly two years later, the same name appeared again. This time, the target was his father. This documentary explores the Three Wolves Case, one of the most shocking kidnapping-for-ransom and murder cases in postwar Hong Kong history. From the disappearance of Wong Ying-kau to the kidnapping of Wong Sik-pun, the internal betrayal that exposed the group, and the trial that ended with three death sentences, this case remains one of Hong Kong’s most disturbing true crime stories. #ThreeWolvesCase #HongKongTrueCrime #TrueCrimeDocumentary #AsianTrueCrime Archival footage from "Sentenced to Hang (1989)", is used in this video for documentary, commentary, and educational purposes. This video contains archival images and documents compiled from multiple verified sources, used strictly for educational and historical context. No copyright infringement intended. For any copyright concerns, please contact Dark Crimes Reel for proper credit or removal.