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Chen Xingyu is the daughter of former President Chen Shui-bian. She was married to Zhao Jianming and had three sons. She is currently involved in property disputes and parent-child account control issues.
Chen Xingyu, the daughter of former President Chen Shui-bian, today accused her ex-husband Zhao Jianming of making serial calls to kill her, asking her three children to sell their stocks and transfer funds to accounts controlled by him. Chen Zhizhong said late at night on the 5th that Zhao Jianming made frantic phone calls to harass three children yesterday, trying to get the children to agree to sell the stocks in their accounts. However, he controlled the accounts and passwords of the transferred accounts. Zhao Jianming did not answer the question of how much Taiwan and US stock funds earned and lost, and the needle jumped endlessly. He said, "Even the lawyer can't figure it out."
Chen Zhizhong posted on Threads that he asked for help from his sister. Yesterday, Zhao Jianming started making frantic phone calls to harass three children. One was doing homework, one had a fever, and one was at work. The life-threatening series of calls continued for endless hours. He pointed out that Zhao Jianming wanted the child to agree to sell the stocks in his account and transfer the money to the child's own account. The problem was that he controlled the account and password. Currently, no one knows the balance and all transaction records. He also did not answer the profit and loss of the Taiwan and US stock funds. There were infinite jumps. The agreed account number of the child's account was only set to be transferred to Zhao Jianming's own account, and there was no set transfer to the child's agreed account at Bank of America.
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Chen Zhizhong said, but Zhao Jianming insisted that as long as the child agreed to the stock redemption and entered the account, it would be no problem to transfer it to the United States. "I once went to another bank to help my child transfer the US dollars in his account to a personal account in the United States, but because I was not the person and there was no agreed account number, the transfer could not be done."
Chen Zhizhong questioned why he had to cancel the contract for the fund stocks he originally bought in order to pay back the money? Don't you want to invest? How can I retaliate like this? Can't you transfer it to an account where the child has his or her own account and password? Why transfer the account he controls? How do I ensure that his money can be remitted to his children? He said, "Even the lawyers have no solution."
Chen Zhizhong angrily criticized, is there any solution to Bao Gong's spiritual appearance? Or is the Ghost Month not over yet? "I'm really driven crazy by this. Is it so difficult to pay back the money and explain the details? You can't just swipe your bankbook or check online banking. You can know something in 5 minutes. I've been asked for many years and I still can't answer it."
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