
Former assistant Xiaolan accused Li Shuobin of asking her to find a man to marry and buy a high-value life insurance policy, claiming that she could arrange for an accidental death and receive an insurance benefit of at least 30 million yuan.
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Taiwanese woman Jing Yunrong was murdered in a Japanese hotel, and the case continued to spread. Li Shuobin, who was involved in the case, was also exposed as more insider information about suspected insurance fraud.
Taiwanese woman Jing Yunrong was murdered in a Japanese hotel, and the case continued to spread. Li Shuobin, who was involved in the case, was also exposed as more insider information about suspected insurance fraud. A young woman "Xiaolan" (pseudonym) who briefly served as Li Shuobin's personal assistant recently accepted an exclusive interview with the media and accused Li of offering a monthly salary of 50,000 yuan to recruit assistants. However, on her first day at work, he proposed a shocking plan, asking her to find a man to fall in love with, get married, and take out a high-cost life insurance policy. She claimed that after the marriage, her husband would "accidentally die" and she would receive at least 30 million yuan in insurance money. Xiaolan said that Li Nan even claimed that he would arrange a killer and handle subsequent legal issues, which scared her so much that she decided to resign that day.
According to Mirror Weekly, Xiao Lan recalled that in May this year, she saw on the Internet that Li Shuobin was recruiting for an administrative assistant. The monthly salary was as high as 50,000 yuan, which was more favorable than her original salary of about 30,000 yuan, so she decided to apply. During the interview, Li Nan claimed that his family ran the real estate business, and said that he was suffering from leukemia, had an artificial blood vessel, and needed help with daily life and administrative affairs. Xiaolan initially thought that the work content was normal. It was not until she officially started work that she discovered that the so-called office place was actually her home, and the work content also included cleaning, cooking, taking out the trash, and giving massages.
Xiaolan pointed out that Li Shuobin kept asking about her birthday, life plan and money-making goals on her first day at work. She also said that the two had similar fates and were suitable to become partners. Li Nan then tested whether she could accept gray or illegal industries, and claimed that as long as she was willing to take risks, she would have the opportunity to retire before the age of 25 and earn at least 300,000 yuan in passive income every month.
Xiao Lan said that Li Shuobin then proposed a specific plan, asking her to use her appearance and figure to find a man who is physically and mentally healthy, non-smoker and non-drinker, so that he can fall in love with her and get married as soon as possible, and then buy high-cost life insurance and accident insurance, naming her as the beneficiary. According to Xiaolan, Li Nan even claimed: "One year after you get married, your husband will die in an accident." He also said that he would teach her how to deal with the insurance company's investigation, which shocked her.
Xiao Lan further alleged that Li Shuobin had claimed that he had assisted two other young women in a similar manner and showed the other party's social account. He also asked Xiaolan to immediately download the dating software Tinder, claiming that he would teach her how to interact with men. Xiaolan said that Li Nan constantly emphasized her appearance conditions and even talked about the need to have an intimate relationship with him after marriage, which made her feel extremely uncomfortable. She has repeatedly expressed her unwillingness to sell her body, let alone harm innocent lives.
Regarding the distribution of insurance funds, Xiao Lan said that Li Shuobin once claimed that he could assist in handling funds and take at least 35% of the remuneration. Based on 30 million yuan, Li Nan claimed that he could get more than 10 million yuan, and also asked Xiaolan to "sell me for two years" to cooperate with the plan. Xiaolan said that when she was worried about homicide and legal liability, Li Nan actually claimed that he would be responsible for arranging accidents, hiring hitmen and handling related issues. He even said that if she betrayed him in the future, he would have ways to deal with her, which made her shudder. The above contents are all unilaterally reported by Xiao Lan. Whether they actually involve criminal plans and other victims is still to be verified by the prosecutor.
In addition to the suspected insurance fraud scheme, Xiao Lan also revealed that Li Shuobin once asked her to memorize the relevant procedures of "promissory note adjudication", but did not clearly explain the connection with the administrative assistant work. In addition, Li Nan claimed to have at least 8 assistants in northern, central and southern Taiwan. If the statement is true, the number may reach 24. However, there is currently no evidence to prove that these assistants actually exist or have been involved in any illegal activities.
The media also pointed out that Li Shuobin had been related to the operation of Yilan health centers in the past. The reporter also found a job recruitment information for an administrative secretary located in Luodong, Yilan, with a monthly salary of 42,000 yuan. The email address where his resume was sent was the same as the email account Li Nan provided Xiaolan. Whether the relevant recruitment information involves other personnel recruitment and criminal activities remains to be further clarified.
Xiaolan recalled that in order to show his financial strength that day, Li Shuobin took out a suitcase full of cash, claiming that it contained about 6 million yuan, and even hit her on the head with stacks of thousand-dollar bills, saying that he wanted her to experience "the feeling of being hit with money." Li Nan gave her 3,000 yuan in cash and an additional 10,000 yuan that day, saying that as long as she was willing to work for a long time, money was not a problem.
However, after Xiaolan returned home that night, she told her father and roommates about her experience. After receiving support from her family, she decided to leave her job immediately. She summoned Li Shuobin to resign at about 3 a.m. on May 10 and expressed her willingness to return money that did not belong to her. Unexpectedly, Li Nan immediately changed his mind and asked for the return of cash. He sent a series of messages in the early morning to demand the money, and finally asked her to remit 11,500 yuan. Xiaolan said that she completed the transfer at 6:33 a.m. that day and the two parties did not contact her again.
Xiao Lan admitted that she originally applied for the job because of the high salary conditions, but she didn't expect to hear such a shocking proposal in just one day. She recently saw the news about Li Shuobin's criminal case, and was shocked to realize that her temporary employer had become a person related to the case. She was also glad that she left in time. She lamented that she still couldn't understand why someone could talk about the death of others so lightly, and emphasized that even if the income is not high, she hopes to feel at ease with every penny she earns.
Whether the suspected high-value insurance fraud scheme, other female assistants and related recruitment clues revealed by Xiao Lan are related to the criminal case currently under investigation still needs to be investigated and confirmed by the prosecutor. The relevant criminal suspects involved in Li Shuobin should also be subject to subsequent judicial investigation and court determination.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Prosecutors will investigate Li Shuobin's suspicion of bail fraud and homicide.
Very likely · Within weeks
It will be clarified whether other assistants are involved in illegal activities
Possible · Within weeks

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