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The deceased had been in hospital for a long time due to illness and was emotionally unstable. He was originally scheduled to go to the hospital for a follow-up visit with his mother today.
The woman fell from the 20th floor and died on the spot. (Photo by reporter Xu Shenglun)
A murder case was reported early this morning in a community on Chongqing Road, Banqiao District, New Taipei City. A 39-year-old woman had been suffering from long-term illness and was originally scheduled to go to the hospital for a return visit with her mother today. Unexpectedly, when the mother went to her daughter's room and knocked on the door at about 6 o'clock this morning, she received no response for a long time. When she opened the door to check, she found that the room was empty and the window was wide open. She hurriedly looked down and saw that her daughter had been severely injured and lying in the atrium on the first floor. She was so frightened that she quickly called 119 for help.
The police rushed to the scene after receiving the report. The woman fell from the 20th floor and the collision was too violent, and she was obviously dead from her injuries. Banqiao police officers then cordoned off the scene to collect evidence. No suicide note was found, and there were no signs of a fight at the scene. External intervention was initially ruled out.
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It is understood that the deceased had been in medical treatment for a long time due to illness and was emotionally unstable. Her mother had originally planned to take her back to the doctor today, but unexpectedly something happened. The police have completed the on-site investigation and produced a transcript of the deceased's mother. They will subsequently submit it to the New Taipei District Prosecutor's Office for a physical examination to further clarify the detailed cause of death.
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