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• Nash, Jay Robert. Encyclopedia of World Crime Vol. III (K-R). Wilmette, Illinois: CrimeBooks Inc., 1990. ISBN  0-923582-00-2
• Nash, Jay Robert. World Encyclopedia of Organized Crime. New York: Da Capo Press, 1992. ISBN  0-306-80535-9

What ever happened to Mock Duck's step-daughter, Ha Oi? She was taken away from him when she was six, by the Gerry Society after a gang rival reported her and said she was a "white slave". Supposedly she was half-Chinese, and the step-daughter of Mock Duck's wife, Tie You. Mock Duck lost the court case, and was supposedly crushed, driven to despair. Did he ever reunite with Ha Oi at a later time. And the New York Times reports that the court rejected the claims that she was "half-Chinese", saying her blonde hair was dyed by the Mocks and that she was white. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 219.79.210.234 ( talk) 20:27, 28 October 2007 (UTC) reply