
Former assistant accused Li Nan of defrauding him with high salary and planning insurance fraud, and the prosecutor expanded the list of previous assistants
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Li Shuobin is regarded by the police as the mastermind behind the Kawaguchiko murder case in Japan. The prosecutors are investigating his suspected long-term behavior of luring female assistants into fraudulent insurance.
Li Shuobin, who was considered by the police to be the man who hid the mirror in the Kawaguchiko murder case in Japan, was accused by his former assistant of instigating a "man-hunting marriage" to commit bail fraud. After the woman resigned overnight, she immediately changed her face and demanded the 10,000 yuan in pocket money she had given him earlier. It is understood that after the police learned of the incident, they hoped to find Li Shuobin's former employees to prepare transcripts to consolidate relevant evidence.
A former employee went to the media to break the news. In May, he saw Li Nan on the social platform seeking a personal assistant, offering a salary of 40,000 yuan for a trial period and 50,000 yuan for a full-time job. After being admitted, Li Nan revealed that he had leukemia and was unable to bend down and squat for long periods of time. He was also worried that the agency would charge a commission for caregiving. He hoped to find full-time staff to help with housework and daily care. Unexpectedly, he noticed something strange on his first day at work.
The investigators of the case discovered similar information. Jing Yunrong’s experience was similar to that of the female employee. Li Nan asked the female employee at work if she wanted to gain financial freedom early, and said that two assistants had met the standard. The two female assistants were probably Jing Yunrong and the murderer Yang Minhan; although the female employee The employee said that she already had a boyfriend, but Li Nan still encouraged her to find an obedient man to marry through the dating software, and took out the maximum life insurance and accident insurance. He promised to cause an accident in one year and kill the man. Afterwards, he would receive 30 million yuan in insurance money, and he could also launder money through the tea shop or receive high monthly interest.
Li Nan then invited her to travel to Japan as an employee benefit. He also took out a whole box of cash, took out a stack of about 10,000 yuan in cash, and hit her on the head as pocket money. The female employee thought about escaping until late at night, and became more and more frightened. She was shocked to realize that the other party had bad intentions, and summoned her to resign in the middle of the night. Unexpectedly, Li Nan, who originally claimed to be generous, immediately changed his face and demanded that she return all the 10,000 yuan she had taken away.
After the murder was exposed, Girl A recalled her experience and realized that she had narrowly escaped death. As Li Nan is suspected of luring women into gangs with high salaries for a long time on the Internet, and even planning to pay for murders and fraudulent insurance, the prosecutor's task force is conducting a comprehensive investigation of his financial transactions and the roster of his past assistants, and is expanding the investigation to see if there are more victims.
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Prosecutors will summon Li Shuobin’s former employees to prepare transcripts
Very likely · Within weeks

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