Kaohsiung’s corpse-hiding case has been reversed! The main suspect smashed the top bag of his mobile phone and dropped paint. The police followed the lead and arrested 7 more accomplices.

The police found the smashed mobile phone of the suspect surnamed Mu. (Photo by reporter Cai Qinghua)

Kaohsiung's "corpse hidden in a carriage" murder case, today there is a shocking lynching secret and a huge reversal! It is understood that after the incident, the main suspect, a man surnamed Mu, was suspected of colluding with other accomplices to deliberately smash and completely destroy the mobile phones of himself and the victim, a man surnamed Zhang, in order to prevent the police from tracing the communication records and completely destroying the evidence. However, the police still followed the clues and arrested seven fugitive accomplices, exposing the lie that Mu was trying to bear the blame alone. After the prosecutors heard the case, they requested the court that the suspect be banned from seeing Mu Mu.

After in-depth investigation, police technology investigators found that the communication records between the suspect and specific groups and accomplices before and after the crime were extremely dense, and the content of the messages revealed clues of conspiracy and collusion. The prosecutors immediately followed the clues based on the digital footprints and launched multiple waves of thunderbolt tactics to catch the seven accomplices hiding in various places one by one.

According to the prosecutor's investigation, the deceased man surnamed Zhang, 22, and the suspect surnamed Mu both worked at a car dealership. The two had an argument over a dispute over 100,000 yuan in money. Mu originally confessed when he surrendered that he accidentally beat the other person to death with a "hot glue strip" in anger and hid the body in the trunk.

However, when prosecutors and forensic doctors examined the body, they found that the body of the deceased named Zhang was covered with redness, swelling and scars. The prosecutors concluded that the victim named Zhang had been lynched before his death. Suspect Mu may have been instructed to try to help the other seven accomplices escape the crime by surrendering and shouldering the crime. After being interrogated all night, these seven accomplices have been transferred to the Qiaotou District Prosecutor's Office for retrial today.