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Zhang Junjie, a former assistant to non-party legislator Gao Jin Sumei, was indicted on suspicion of espionage. He recently jumped bail and absconded, which aroused social concern.
Non-party legislator Gao Jin Sumei's "big accountant" Zhang Junjie recently jumped bail and absconded, and now he is involved in another communist espionage case. In this regard, Zhang Yumeng, chairman of the Taiwan Youth Generation Community Good Association, said that Zhang Junjie basically planned his escape carefully. He changed clothes and changed cars 6 times along the way, and even borrowed a mobile phone from the taxi driver to create a breaking point. Zhang Junjie was sentenced to 16 years in prison without joining the espionage case. Gao Jin Sumei did not hesitate to give in, and was given a harsher sentence of 12 and a half years. I would like to advise Gao Jin Sumei, instead of being too busy remembering the martial law era, she should take care of her own office. Otherwise, who will be the next one to run away?
Zhang Yumeng said in a Facebook post that Zhang Junjie planned his escape carefully, changing clothes and changing cars 6 times along the way, and even borrowed a mobile phone from the taxi driver to create a breaking point. Now it is revealed that a mysterious man accompanied him throughout the escape. On September 6, Zhang Junjie, Gao Jin Sumei’s confidant, threw the electronic bracelet in Daan Forest Park, immediately changed his clothes, and then jumped into a taxi to go to Wanhua. What were he doing in Wanhua? It turned out that I was going to cross-dress again and go straight to Taoyuan.
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Zhang Yumeng pointed out that when Zhang Junjie arrived in Taoyuan, he wanted to create the next breaking point. He planned to go south, but he did not take the same car and continued to change taxis. The taxi driver later recalled to the police that when Zhang Junjie took the taxi, he did not say a word during the whole journey, but he did not close his eyes to rest. This kind of customer is rare. During the escape, he deliberately did not even use his mobile phone. Because as long as he makes a cell phone call, the signal will be tracked. Zhang Junjie is very smart. In order to borrow a car from a friend to escape, he directly borrows a mobile phone from a taxi driver. Zhang Junjie goes all the way south, from Taipei to Chiayi, changing clothes and changing cars at least 6 times. When he arrives in Chiayi, the plot begins to unfold.
Zhang Yumeng continued that a new character has appeared, named Zhou Huankai. This Zhou Huankai has a violent crime record and a gang background. On September 7, Zhang Junjie took Zhou Huankai’s white car from Chiayi to Tainan, Kaohsiung, and then to Pingtung. The most ridiculous thing is that Zhang Junjie didn’t know Zhou Huankai at all. Zhou Huankai didn’t know Zhang Junjie, so why did he borrow his car? How to contact Zhang Junjie? This is the scariest place. The Beijing Prosecutor's Office found that Zhou Huankai was suspected of being instructed by the "man behind the scenes" to arrive at the designated place as agreed. After meeting Zhang Junjie, he gave him the car keys so that he could escape smoothly. The police immediately went to Chiayi to seize the white car. The prosecutors searched for Zhou Huankai and arrested him directly.
Zhang Yumeng analyzed that when Zhou Huankai talked about the man who had hidden the mirror, he could not explain his identity clearly. He said that he was just "entrusted by others" and lent the car to others because his friend had "urgent needs". Zhou Huankai said that he did not know Zhang Junjie's identity at all, and had never driven him, let alone that this person was related to the Gao Jin Sumei case. The prosecutor believed that Zhou Huankai did not truthfully explain the process of Zhang Junjie's escape, and even suspected that the name of the middleman he confessed was not true at all. Worried about the possibility of colluding with witnesses or defendants, they requested a detention ban. The court quickly ruled to detain Zhou Huankai. He also became the first person to be detained after Zhang Junjie's escape.
Zhang Yumeng added that the media revealed that Zhang Junjie is currently running around in southern Taiwan. Today is the first day of the lunar calendar, and there will be strong tides along the coast tomorrow and the day after tomorrow. This is not good news, because that will be the "best time for stowaways." The whole incident is confusing and absurd. I have been waiting for Gao Jin Sumei to speak, but when she opened her mouth today, she actually said that the Supreme People's Procuratorate "reminded her of the turbulent martial law era when political dissidents were oppressed with the charge of "communist espionage."" May I ask, if it was really in that era, would Gao Jin Sumei still be able to speak such nonsense without shame? A person who has done nothing wrong would borrow a mobile phone from a taxi driver, change his clothes and travel across Western Taiwan six times? Are you on a roundabout?
Zhang Yumeng bluntly said that the whole office was about to fall, Gao Jin Sumei was still insisting, and Zhang Junjie was sentenced to 16 years in prison for not joining the espionage case. Gao Jin Sumei did not hesitate to give in, and was given a harsher sentence of 12 and a half years. I would like to advise Gao Jin Sumei, instead of being too busy remembering the martial law era, she should take care of her own office. Otherwise, who will be the next one to run away?
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Zhang Junjie will be arrested by the police within a short time
Likely · Within weeks
Zhou Huankai will face more severe legal sanctions
Likely · Within weeks
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