
Gaodian Comprehensive Channel's "Zhen Zhen You Ci" explores the dark conspiracy of deceiving and even killing people under the guise of "Onmyoji" and "Living Buddha".
High Point Comprehensive Channel's program "Zhen Zhen You Ci" exposed many cases of deception and murder in the name of exorcism, onmyoji and living Buddhas, including exaggerated scams such as a mentally disturbed man who died of a heroin overdose, a teenager who had his throat cut out and tortured to death, and someone who went to the United States and was tricked into swallowing a plastic toy.
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The program explores many cases of financial fraud and torture in society in the name of religion and superstition.
Teacher Xie Yuanjin demonstrated the orthodox method of exorcising evil spirits and criticized the magic stick for killing people in the name of exorcism. (Provided by Hezhan Film and Television)
[Reporter Fu Ming/Report from Taipei] High Point Comprehensive Channel's "Zhen Zhen You Ci" explores "cold-blooded yin and yang demons! Treat human lives as trivial for money and love!" Hosted by lawyer Xie Zhenwu, senior media person Lin Yufeng, folklore expert Xie Yuanjin, psychological analyst Qiu Wenren and lawyer Cai Minrui were invited to uncover the dark conspiracy of defrauding and even killing people under the guise of "Yin Yang Master" and "Living Buddha".
Media person Lin Yufeng shared a brutal murder case of a man in his 40s who suffered from schizophrenia. His parents were introduced to an onmyoji who claimed to be able to "travel through past lives and see cause and effect." The onmyoji threatened the old parents: "Your son was possessed by a demon at birth and will kill the whole family! Should you save the whole family or the child?" The extremely devastated father chose to save the whole family. The onmyoji demanded a price of 1 million yuan. Then he took the man to a mountain workhouse and beat him severely, and injected him with an overdose of heroin until he died. Police investigation revealed that the onmyoji privately claimed to be "a Buddha during the day and a demon at night" and had even used the same method to murder his godson and fraudulently returned NT$4.51 million in insurance money to underground banks.
Lawyer Cai Minrui shared the tragic exorcism case of "water ghost possession" and criticized superstition for leading to the tragedy of child abuse and death. (Provided by Hezhan Film and Television)
Lawyer Cai Minrui shared another case of "exorcism and murder". A teenager was depressed after choking from drowning, and his anxious parents sought help from the temple. The Master asserted that he was possessed by a water ghost and made an extreme request: "You must drain your saliva to drive away the water ghost!" He actually asked the parents to forcefully hold their children and forcefully dig out their throats. When the child struggled, the master said "it was the water ghost who was resisting" and asked the parents to knock the child unconscious. Eventually, the boy died in the hospital with horrific bruises all over his body. The master was eventually sentenced to 3 years and 6 months in prison for causing injury resulting in death.
Senior media person Lin Yufeng revealed that a fake onmyoji was threatening and swindling money, but he cruelly injected himself with an overdose of drugs and killed himself. (Provided by Hezhan Film and Television)
The magic stick scam also exists abroad. Lin Yufeng revealed that a friend went to the United States to visit the living Buddha of Tibet, and the donation amount started at US$10,000 (about NT$300,000). The living Buddha claimed that he would "subjugate the soul that he had cultivated for thousands of years" and let his friend swallow it to protect his health. Unexpectedly, the friend choked and was sent to the emergency room. The American doctor was shocked to see a "dragon shape" appearing inside the body through X-rays. Finally, he spent 100,000 US dollars (approximately more than NT$3 million) to operate to retrieve the pearl, only to find that it was actually a cheap plastic toy doll wrapped in wax pills. The friend sent people back to the original location and the building was already empty.

In March this year, a man named Wu who posted a video on the social platform Threads threatening to plant bombs at airports in Taipei, Taoyuan, and Kaohsiung was prosecuted by the Taitung District Prosecutor's Office for violating the Civil Aviation Act. When the police arrested him, they found a large amount of cash and multiple mobile phones on him, and the investigation into another case is being expanded.

Three members of Myanmar's Kokang "Wei Family Criminal Group" were sentenced to death at the first instance by the Intermediate People's Court of Quanzhou City, Fujian Province, China for their involvement in murder and telecommunications fraud. The group involved more than 58 billion yuan in funds, and Chinese state media also revealed the tragic situation of victims being tied up with chains and shot in the park.

On October 13, the Hengshan Scenic Area Management Center reported that in response to a video of "a man doing pull-ups on the beam of the ancient Xuankong Temple" posted online, the scenic area cooperated with relevant departments to verify. The incident occurred on September 27. The behavior involved caused potential risks of disturbance to the wooden structure system, and the public security agency has officially opened a case for investigation.

A 50-year-old crane driver surnamed Liu in Taitung City caused a drunk driving accident. He collided with a passenger car and then a motorcycle in reverse direction at an intersection at noon. Three people were slightly injured and sent to hospital. A corgi on the locomotive miraculously escaped unharmed as it passed under the crane chassis unscathed due to its short legs.

A random stabbing incident occurred in a comprehensive commercial building in Namdong District, Incheon City, South Korea. A 59-year-old man stabbed eight people with a knife tied to his hands. One of them, a woman in her 20s, had no heartbeat. The food court patrons and the owner worked together to subdue him and prevent him from breaking into the cinema and causing more casualties.

Captain Chen of the Taichung City Police Station Second Branch was suspected of taking drugs, drug driving and transferring amphetamines to a female informant for free. He was sentenced to six months in prison by the Taichung District Court for the crime of transferring prohibited drugs and the crime of drug driving respectively. The whole case can be appealed. The police dismissed him from office in July.