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While Wang Jiaxiang was dating the underage girl Xiao Mei, he took pictures of Xiao Mei's naked lower body and secretly took screenshots of her naked breasts while she was taking a shower.
A man surnamed Wang from Pingtung was unwilling to be blocked by his underage girlfriend, so he posted a nude photo of her taking a shower on Instagram with a restricted action limit, and also labeled his best friend that "the video is enough for a month" to force them to get back together. Mr. Wang was severely sentenced in the first instance, and his lawyer subsequently appealed. Unexpectedly, Mr. Wang disappeared and failed to correct his signature as required. The second instance was rejected by the court.
The verdict pointed out that when Wang Jiaxiang was dating the underage girl Xiaomei (pseudonym), he took pictures of Xiaomei's naked lower body, and even secretly took screenshots of Xiaomei's naked breasts while the two were taking a video chat. In June 2024, after the two broke up, Xiaomei blocked Wang Nan because he couldn't bear the harassment. Wang Nan got angry and not only sent threatening letters, but also logged into Xiaomei's IG account to post a limited-time post "Does anyone want to see my nude photos?", and then used his own IG account to post 2 limited-time posts containing Xiaomei's nude photos, and deliberately labeled Xiaomei's best friend.
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Wang Nan wrote threatening text such as "One post a day to fill your life with happiness" in the restricted area. When Xiaomei's girlfriend begged for deletion in a private message, Wang Nan responded arrogantly: "No need", "Sue if you want", "I won't delete it if he doesn't contact me", "My videos with him are enough for a month".
The family and the victim called the police. During the investigation of the case, Mr. Wang escaped many times and refused to be charged. After he was wanted, he even drove his vehicle into police officers in an attempt to escape when he was rounded up by the police (a separate prosecution for obstructing official duties). The Pingtung District Court found that Mr. Wang was a serious malignant. He was sentenced to prison terms ranging from October to one year and eight months for the crimes of filming, manufacturing and distributing sexual images of juveniles under the Child Sexual Exploitation Prevention Act.
The lawyer then filed a second-instance appeal for Wang Nan, but the appeal only had the lawyer's seal and lacked Wang Nan's signature or seal. After accepting the case, the Kaohsiung High Court ordered Wang Nan to make corrections within 7 days and deliver the document to his place of restricted residence. However, Wang Nan not only failed to make corrections, but was also repeatedly summoned by the court and completely lost contact. His defense lawyer was also unable to contact him. The second-instance judge determined that the appeal was not in compliance with legal procedures and dismissed the appeal in accordance with the law. The entire case can still be appealed.
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The prosecutor will separately charge Wang Jiaxiang with the crime of obstructing official business for his collision with the police.
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