THE KISSEL BROTHERS

Kissel brothers have been over two years ago in two different incidents and this news has been very tragic for their fans on certain levels. Both of the murdered cases are very thrilling as they were murdered for power, money and sex and their murdered news was the front page headline throughout the world.

It was a very rich family and the murdered have destroyed their peek. But the wealth is not the only thing which is affected by their murdered. In fact the children have lost their lovely parents and the parents are also affected who have lost the caring and happy children. Besides, there are many other lives that have lost their promising friends away from them.

This murdered story is still unanswered and everyone is thinking that why they have been murdered? To get to know the background of Robert Kissel murder, we tried our best to meet Nancy Kissel in Hong Kong, China in the prison of Tai Lam Center for Women. She is the only foreigner woman that is serving her life this prison. We heard a lot that Nancy is working on her case on daily basis and in Chinese Mandarin she has become fluent.

She can only make one more appeal to the Highest Court of Hong Kong but as a rule she can not make any appeal up to next 2 years. We continue our story to the Andrew Kissel?s case. Leonard Trujillo and Cousins Carlos are stand responsible for this murdered and are expected face the trial in the current year 2009.

Witnesses of this case are very much afraid of their lives, so court decided to seal the most part of the information provided by these witnesses. Dr. Michael Baden has been appointed to take close look of Mr. Andrew Kissel at the time of his death by the Leionard Trujillo?s attorney. Well it is very difficult to say that we will come to know about the whole truth of this murder case.

Hong Kong was lit up like an X-Box game on double espresso. Green lasers slashing the skyscrapers Kowloon side, red and gold beams rippling off Victoria Harbour. Driving in, craning our necks like hicks from the sticks, looking straight up the facade of the Bank of China cross-hatched with bars of light for umpty-ump stories.

Maybe residents get jaded with their city’s nightly sound and light spectacular but even jetlagged and dazed as producer Marianne O’Donnell and I were after a 14-hour slog, we realized that arriving in Hong Kong at night is a “whoa” experience.

But we weren’t shop-op tourists. We’d come to Hong Kong to try to make sense of the Pink Milkshake Murder case. That’s what everyone there called it.

The detail of the pink milkshake—the one laced with knock-out nasties like date-rape drug—had captivated Hong Kong all through the monsoon summer a few years back.

The concoction had been blended up by an American banker’s wife, served to the millionaire investment banker unwittingly, by their child.