
AI-generated summary
An employee was lynched and killed at a privileged car dealership in Nanzi District. The reason was that the deceased had stolen 100,000 yuan from his boss.
The Kaohsiung Procuratorate investigated a murder case at the Quanqi Automobile Dealer, and arrested 9 people including Mu and transferred them to justice on suspicion of murder. The prosecutors detained 4 people including Mu Nan and ordered them to return to the boss surnamed Lin and the employee surnamed Liu. Unexpectedly, Lin and Liu absconded to South Korea. The prosecutors failed to issue a wanted order and implemented border control on the two people. Yesterday, they cooperated with South Korea across the border and escorted the two people back to the country. After the hearing tonight, the prosecutor requested to detain the two people.
An employee surnamed Zhang (22 years old) of the Quanquan Automobile Dealership in Nanzi District was killed and put in the back of the car. After driving to Taitung late at night on September 30, a man surnamed Mu (22 years old) returned to the Nanzi Police Station to report that one person had committed the murder, claiming that the other party owed him 100,000 for the murder. However, the police reviewed the surveillance footage around the dealership and found that multiple people were present at the time of the crime.
An examination by the prosecutor revealed that the deceased had multiple bruises or blunt injuries on his head, body, limbs, etc., and concluded that the deceased had been lynched before his death. Mu Nan was suspected of being instructed to shoulder the crime and help the remaining accomplices escape guilt. After the police called, Mu Nan and other 9 people were transferred to justice on suspicion of murder. The prosecutor was allowed to detain four people including Mu Nan, the owner of the car dealership surnamed Lin (25 years old), and the employee surnamed Liu (23 years old).
Unexpectedly, after Lin and Liu walked out of the Qiaotou District Prosecutor's Office, they quickly took a flight and fled to South Korea. The prosecutors expanded the investigation and compared evidence, and determined that the two people were suspected of serious crimes. They could not be arrested. They issued a homicide warrant and implemented border control on the two people. Through cross-border cooperation with South Korea, the two people were escorted back to the country.
According to the investigation by the prosecutor, the deceased was introduced by an employee surnamed Mu (22 years old). Not long after he started working in the car dealership, he was suspected of stealing 100,000 yuan from the wallet of the owner surnamed Lin.
The prosecutor tonight determined that both Lin and Liu were suspected of criminal homicide. The criminal suspects were serious, and there were reasons and necessity for detention such as escape, collusion of evidence, and destruction of evidence. Tonight, they applied to the court for a detention ban.
Four people named Mu, Wu, Ye, and Chen have been detained and banned from seeing the whole case. The court ruled that the boy named Huang should be taken into custody, and Wang Nan was ordered to post a bail of 200,000 yuan.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The court will convene a detention court to decide whether to detain boss Lin and employee Liu
Very likely · Within days

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