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Liu Qiaoan was once known as the "Sunflower Goddess" for her participation in the Sunflower Student Movement. She was later wanted for embezzlement and drug trafficking. After absconding in the United States, she was seized by the United States and deported to Taiwan to face trial.
Liu Qiaoan, known as the "Sunflower Goddess", was involved in flying cocaine to Taiwan. The New Taipei District Prosecutor's Office prosecuted her. (File photo)
Liu Qiaoan (real name Liu Yihan), known as the "Sunflower Goddess", fled to the United States after being wanted by my country for embezzlement and drug trafficking. After being seized by the United States, she was deported to Taiwan in June this year. The task force investigated and found that Liu was involved in a drug trafficking group led by a member of the Hong Kong gang "14K" in the United States and airlifted 590 grams of cocaine worth millions of dollars to Taiwan. The New Taipei District Prosecutor's Office charged Liu with transporting first-class drugs, which is punishable by death or life imprisonment.
Joined the Hong Kong 14K drug trafficking group in the United States
The task force investigated and found that the drug trafficking organization that Ms. Liu joined had a careful division of labor. Wei Yip Lou (deceased), a member of the 14K gang, provided drugs, a man named Lin was responsible for sending the drug packages, and a man named Zou received the drug purchase money. After Ms. Liu joined in 2021, she was responsible for mediating Taiwanese buyers. She also conspired with the hotel's female publicist Xie Juanling about smuggling matters. Xie then asked a man surnamed Zhang to receive the goods, and a man named Yang Zhijun was responsible for customs clearance.
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Drugs hidden in candles were all caught while picking up the package
The prosecutor found that in July 2021, Ms. Liu and others hid cocaine in candles, covered it up with clothes, iron plates, chocolates, etc., put them into packages, and entrusted an unsuspecting courier company to transport the cocaine to Taiwan in October of the same year. When the drug package arrived at Taoyuan Airport, Mr. Yang forged an electronic signature to declare it, but Taipei Customs of the Customs Service discovered the anomaly. He opened the box and confirmed that the drugs were hidden, and reported it to the New Taipei City Investigation Division of the Bureau of Investigation. The investigators initiated the "controlled delivery" procedure and released the package to arrest Mr. Zhang. They then followed the lead and arrested Ms. Xie and other accomplices in Taiwan. After Ms. Liu was repatriated to Taiwan from the United States, she admitted to drug trafficking and other crimes.
The sentences of the accomplices in Taiwan were all confirmed. Xie Nv was sentenced to seven years for confessing to the upstream; Yang Nan was sentenced to nine years for surrendering and Zhang Nan was sentenced to eight years. The prosecutor pointed out that if Ms. Liu still pleads guilty during the trial, she would ask the court to reduce her sentence in accordance with the law.
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Liu Qiaoan (real name Liu Yihan), once known as the "Sunflower Goddess", is suspected of joining a transnational drug trafficking group and flying 590 grams of cocaine to Taiwan hidden in candles. Liu was deported to Taiwan in June this year after absconding from the United States. The New Taipei District Prosecutor's Office recently charged her with transporting first-level drugs and other crimes.