
It is reported that a man's naked body was found in an upright washing machine in Bali District, New Taipei City.
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The deceased was estranged by his family because of his drug addiction, and was helped by two friends to stay at a residence in Bali District for free.
It was reported that a naked man died while sitting in a washing machine in Bali, New Taipei City. The prosecutor will conduct an examination to find out the cause of death.
It was reported that a man was found naked and dead in an upright washing machine in Bali, New Taipei City. His roommate found it in the morning and was shocked to report it. The police and firefighters arrived and found that the man surnamed Chen was obviously dead. The police cordoned off the scene and filtered the monitors. They found that the man lived with two roommates, but there was no fighting or abnormality in the room or on the back balcony where the washing machine was placed. This ruled out external intervention. The police also found a smoking device in Mr. Chen's house. It is not ruled out that the deceased became unconscious after taking drugs and sat in the washing machine and died.
The New Taipei City Fire Department received a report at about 9 o'clock today that a man died in a washing machine in a building in Section 2, Zhonghua Road, Bali District. Firefighters and police arrived at the scene. The 27-year-old man surnamed Chen was completely cold, lost breathing and heartbeat, and was obviously dead.
Police forensics personnel arrived at the scene, conducted preliminary inspections to rule out outside intervention, reviewed surveillance cameras and inquired with neighbors, but no suspicious persons were found. The body has been moved to the funeral home and subsequently submitted to the Shilin District Prosecutor's Office for examination in accordance with regulations. The family was informed that a transcript was made, revealing that they knew the man was taking drugs and therefore alienated him, and did not know his current situation.
It is understood that the deceased surnamed Chen was kicked out by his family because he was addicted to drugs. Currently, two friends are supporting him and let him move into another room in the house for free six months ago. The two roommates were surprised by Chen's sudden death. According to reports, the deceased used to work in a supermarket opposite the Bali branch. Police officers often came to shop and were deeply impressed by him. They believed that Chen was not a bad person, but it was a pity that he went astray due to drug abuse.

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