
The defamation case against Kuomintang legislator Wang Hongwei was held. Zihao, a former executive driver who was accused of being a whistleblower, testified in court. He said that he originally approached Wang Hongwei because he was working overtime to file a complaint, and he was shocked when the revelations were published in a press conference.
AI-generated summary
Kuomintang legislator Wang Hongwei previously accused Executive President Zhuo Rongtai of helping Lin Feifan with a loan, and Lin Feifan sued him for defamation. During Wang Hongwei's court hearing, it was revealed that the whistleblower was Zihao, the driver of the former board of directors of Heku Investment Bank.
Kuomintang legislator Wang Hongwei once held a press conference and accused Executive President Zhuo Rongtai of asking a public bank to help candidate Lin Feifan get a loan from Qiao. Lin Feifan sued Wang for defamation. In order to smooth the lawsuit, Wang directly revealed that the whistleblower was "Zihao", the driver of Lin Baiyu, the former chairman of Heku Investment Trust, and requested that Zihao be summoned to testify. After Zihao appeared in court today, he said that he wanted to complain about the overtime issue at the time, but he did not expect that the recording file he handed over would be used by Wang Hongwei in a press conference to expose Qiao's loan.
During the last court session of this case, Wang Hongwei told Lin Baiyu that the audio recording of the revelation was provided by Zihao. She also expressed to the judge through her lawyer that she hoped that "Zihao" could be summoned at the next court session. Zihao did appear as a witness in today's court session. On the contrary, Wang Hongwei was unable to appear in court because the questioning was changed to this afternoon after negotiation between the party group last week, so she asked her lawyer to take a temporary leave.
Zihao said that when he was Lin Baiyu's driver, he often worked overtime and was asked to do extra work. On the advice of a friend, he chose to complain to Wang Hongwei and contacted Wang's assistant Zhang Kaiwei. At that time, the relevant information he provided included photos of overtime work and related recordings that were beyond the scope of the work.
When questioned by a lawyer appointed by Lin Feifan, Zihao said that he would go to Wang Hongwei to file a complaint at that time, just to talk about the inequality he encountered at work. Although he had heard Lin Baiyu talk about other matters related to loans and politics, he did not ask further. He did not know the specific loans. He only knew that the work content he was asked to do exceeded the scope agreed at the time.
In addition, Zihao also said that Wang Hongwei did not confirm the loan with him again at that time. He only learned about Wang Hongwei's revelation of the incident when he saw the news of the press conference on TV. He was "very shocked" by this, and later contacted Wang's assistant to learn about the situation.
As for the last dispute between the two parties, is the word mentioned in the key paragraph of the audio file of this case "visit" or "loan"? Zihao also gave an answer. After listening to the recording in court, he said it sounded like a loan, but he emphasized that he would not inquire about the truth about the loan because the loan had nothing to do with him.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The court will continue hearing Lin Feifan’s defamation case against Wang Hongwei
Very likely · Within weeks

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