After agreeing to go to Cambodia to sell a kidney, he was exposed to a 5 million-yuan insurance policy and "all organs were dismantled". The evil agent was sentenced to 3 years and 6 months.

Due to debt, a man surnamed Chen sought a way to sell his kidneys abroad through his friends, but he unexpectedly fell into a more terrifying trap! He originally only planned to "sell a kidney" for cash, but was deceived by the man Yuan Bochun and his accomplice Wang Hancheng (separate trial), and "sold it outright" to a Cambodian buyer for 5 million yuan, turning it into a "complete dismantling (removing all usable organs)"; fortunately, the criminal group's final goal He only wanted to deceive people into going abroad to engage in fraud, but did not harvest organs. After many twists and turns, Chen Nan returned to China safely last year. After trial, the New Taipei District Court sentenced Yuan Boxun to three years and six months in prison for violating the "Human Trafficking Prevention Act" and attempting to harvest other people's organs by fraud for profit.

According to the prosecutor's investigation, Chen Nan was in urgent need of funds in May 2022, so he contacted his friend Lin Zhikai and others to go abroad to sell his kidneys. Although he initially made contact through channels such as "A Line" and "B Line", he was unable to make the trip for some reason; in July of the same year, Yuan and Wang After the two learned about this, they knew that the victim only agreed to sell one kidney and had no intention of "dismantling it completely." Yuan Nan contacted the overseas buyer of "C Line" and reached a complete sale agreement at a price of 5 million yuan, and Wang Hancheng would get a share of 3.15 million yuan in remuneration.

In the early morning of July 15 of the same year, Yuan Nan drove Wang Hancheng, the victim and others in a Mercedes to Taoyuan Airport to see the victim off to Cambodia. But as soon as he entered Phnom Penh Airport, he was detained at gunpoint and controlled. He took the opportunity to ask Lin Nan for help, "Someone wants to take me." Yuan and Wang were afraid that the incident would be exposed and did not want to share the reward, so they lied to Lin and others and claimed that the failure of the response was due to the victim "getting on the wrong car and cheating". The victim was then resold to multiple fraud parks and stranded before being released and returned to the country in April last year.

Not only that, when the victim lost contact in Cambodia, the man Liao Kuncheng and the woman Chen Xiaogen knew that there was no way to save the person. They took advantage of Lin Zhikai's eagerness to find the person and set up a LINE group called "Rescue". They falsely claimed to Lin that they knew the victim's location and needed to pay a rescue fee of 40,000 yuan, and defrauded him of 20,000 yuan.

The collegial court considered that what Yuan Nan did seriously endangered the life and physical rights of the victim. Although he confessed to the crime but failed to reconcile after the crime, he was sentenced to the above-mentioned prison sentence. Liao and Chen defrauded anxious relatives and friends and were sentenced to April and March respectively for the crime of obtaining money by deception. Chen was given a suspended sentence because she had no previous convictions and pleaded guilty. As for the part where Lin Zhikai and others were charged with human trafficking and other crimes, because the victims voluntarily went abroad to sell their organs, and there was no evidence to prove that they knew about the secret replacement of the "C-Line" total removal plan, and there is no penalty for the crime of intermediary for paid organs in the Human Organ Transplantation Regulations, please know that they are not guilty.