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Legislator Gao Jin Sumei's "big accountant" Zhang Junjie jumped bail and absconded after being involved in a communist espionage case. The prosecutors formed a task force to investigate.
Legislator Gao Jin Sumei's "big accountant" Zhang Junjie was involved in a communist espionage case and abandoned bail for more than two months. The task force found yesterday that Zhang had smuggled out of Taiwan from Zhengbin Fishing Port in Keelung on the evening of October 28. According to Zhang Junjie's escape route, he tried to sneak into the country twice without success, and did not succeed until the third time. He constantly changed cars in the north, central and south to create breakpoints, mostly in waiting cars to facilitate movement. If he was arranged to stay in the same place, he would not stay in the same place for more than 2 days. When he moved in the car, he even hid in the back compartment to avoid detection.
The task force reconstructed Zhang Junjie's escape route. After destroying his electronic bracelet on September 6, he first met his assistant Chen Junwei at the Xindian Coffee Shop and handed over the flash drive. Then he went to Da'an Forest Park to meet Baohehui Chen Weida. He destroyed his electronic bracelet in a public toilet and then discarded it and fled. The two first passed through the Wanhua Taoyuan area. In the process, they borrowed a mobile phone from the taxi driver and contacted the receptionist to pick him up in Chiayi.
It is understood that from September 7 to September 11, Zhang Junjie continued to escape in Chiayi, Tainan, and Kaohsiung with the help of his handlers in an attempt to create a breakpoint in the tracing. During this period, he tried to sneak out of Kaohsiung Port but failed. He then checked into a five-star hotel. After leaving, there were still many handlers fleeing in the south.
From September 12 to around the end of September, Zhang Junjie continued to flee in the south. During this period, he mostly rested in the car to facilitate movement, or was arranged to live in abandoned workhouses or private houses in the mountains and suburbs. From the end of September to mid-October, he moved north, covering Taichung, Miaoli, New Taipei, and Keelung. He also mostly stayed in the car to rest, and even hid in the back car when the person moved. If he was arranged to stay, he would not stay for more than 2 days.
Zhang Junjie tried to smuggle in for the second time in mid-October, intending to leave Taiwan from the Tainan port. However, the originally agreed boatman suddenly changed his mind and could only continue his escape journey. In late October, the task force learned that Zhang Junjie had fled to Yunlin and Chiayi to hide and monitor The time difference between the images was only 2 days, and heavy troops were quickly sent south. However, Zhang Junjie continued to flee and change cars in the south with his handlers. The time difference between the surveillance images widened for more than a week, until the task force discovered last night that Zhang Junjie had smuggled out of Taiwan at Zhengbin Fishing Port in Keelung.
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Prosecutors will investigate the accomplices who facilitated Zhang Junjie’s smuggling
Very likely · Within weeks

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