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A man named Chu suffers from schizophrenia. His father has been troubled by his illness for a long time. He entrusted Wu Yousheng, a self-proclaimed onmyoji, to perform rituals. Wu Yousheng used his father's fear to defraud money and murder his son.
In May this year, prosecutors from the Taoyuan District Prosecutor's Office investigated the death case of a man surnamed Chu. They found that the cause of his death, which was covered with scars all over his body, was actually an overdose of drug injection. They traced Wu Yousheng, a 57-year-old man who was the founding director of the World Chinese Ancestor Sacrifice Organization and a self-proclaimed "Onmyoji", on suspicion of murder. Wu first threatened to kill Chu. The whole family used their rhetoric to persuade Chu's father to pay 1 million yuan to kill his son. What's even more shocking is that the prosecutors found that Wu Nan used the same method to poison his godson named Chen, and fraudulently obtained a high insurance payment of 4.51 million yuan. The prosecutors today (16th) indicted Wu Nan, Chu's father and five accomplices, and the whole case will be transferred to the National Judge's Court.
The deceased, Chu Nan, was the eldest son in the family and suffered from schizophrenia. The 70-year-old Chu father had been troubled by his son's illness for a long time. In April this year, he entrusted Wu Nan to handle the legal affairs. In order to make money, Wu Nan, who had been in debt for a long time, lied to Chu's father, "Chu Nan will harm your whole family!"
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Wu Nan found a 47-year-old friend surnamed Fu to jointly carry out the murder plan, and invited 68-year-old Huang, 47-year-old Li, 69-year-old Liang, and 47-year-old Zhang who mistakenly thought they were just teaching Chu Nan a lesson but did not know they were going to kill people. On March 19, Chu Nan was forcibly taken to a remote workhouse in Xionglin Township, Hsinchu County, where he was beaten with iron bars and plastic strips and restricted his freedom of movement. Wu and Fu then took the opportunity to forcibly inject Chu Nan with a large amount of heroin, causing him to be poisoned to death.
Taoist prosecutor Li Yabei received the report of Chu Nan's death on May 20. After conducting an examination with the forensic doctor, they found that the cause of his death was not simple. He immediately ordered the Luzhu Police Station to form a task force to actively investigate and track down Chu's father, Wu Nan, Fu Nan and Huang, Seven people, including Li, Liang, and Zhang Nan, were involved in serious suspicions. Seven people were arrested and brought to trial along the lines. All were approved by the court for remand. After autopsy and forensic examination, it was confirmed that the main cause of Chu Nan's death was an overdose of heroin.
During the investigation of Chu Nan's death case, the prosecutor discovered that Wu Nan's godson surnamed Chen had also died of heroin abuse not long ago. They then directed the task force to conduct an in-depth investigation and reviewed relevant financial flow and insurance information. They found that Wu Nan had told the creditor that "there would be insurance money coming in," and they found him as a murderer who planned to pay high insurance money. Yes, Wu Nan first purchased a life insurance policy for Chen Nan in October last year, and then at some time between December 25 and 26 of the same year, he took the opportunity to let Chen Nan take sleeping pills at his residence and inject an overdose of heroin, causing him to die of toxic shock. Afterwards, he received more than 4.51 million yuan from Chen Nan's death insurance, which he spent on himself.
The prosecutor found that Wu Nan, Fu Nan, and Chu's father were involved in criminal homicide, and illegally causing people to use level 1 drugs according to the Drug Harm Prevention Regulations. The whole case will be transferred to the People's Judge Court. As for Huang Nan and other four people, they had no knowledge of the murder plan and had no knowledge of the murder plan. Participated in the drug administration process, and in accordance with the criminal law, more than 3 people jointly carried weapons to prosecute mentally disabled people for depriving others of their freedom of movement. Considering that the defendants and others in this case are involved in serious crimes, there is a possibility of escape, and the case is complicated, it is recommended that the court extend the detention of 7 people.
It is reported that Wu Nan has a criminal record and is a drug addict. During the interrogation, Wu Nan was addicted to drugs. However, he has a cunning personality and will only speak as much as there is evidence. He will even talk about him, asking to see a doctor, etc. He only admitted that he was commissioned by Chu's father to kill Chu Nan, but denied killing his godson.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The court will hear the case at the National Judge's Court and may sentence Wu Yousheng to death or life imprisonment.
Likely · Within months
Chu’s father may receive a suspended sentence or a reduced sentence
Possible · Within months

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