Kaohsiung car dealership owner and employees escorted back to Taiwan by South Korea, still denying the case

A murder case involving a body hidden in a carriage occurred at Quanquan Automobile Dealership in Nanzi District, Kaohsiung City. The victim, Zhang Nan (22 years old), was killed and stuffed into the back compartment. The main suspect, Mu Nan (22 years old), claimed that Zhang Nan owed him 100,000 yuan and wanted to kill him. Late at night on September 30, he drove Zhang Nan to Taitung and then turned back. He reported the crime to Nanzi Police Station and surrendered.

After preliminary investigation, the prosecutors believed that the case was not simple and they suspected that there was more than one accomplice, so they launched a comprehensive investigation. During the process, it was discovered that the owner of the auto dealership named Lin and his employee named Liu had been summoned and asked to return after the incident. However, when the prosecutor wanted to summon them a second time, they had already left South Korea for travel. The prosecutors and police urgently issued a wanted order for the two people and took border control measures. At the same time, they notified the liaison officer in South Korea to assist in the search.

The liaison officers stationed in South Korea and overseas personnel found the two people at a hotel in South Korea. Yesterday (18th), the liaison officers escorted them back to Taoyuan International Airport, and then handed them over to the Kaohsiung City Criminal Police Department special personnel who had been waiting for a long time. After arriving in Taiwan, both men denied being involved in the case, but prosecutors said they had evidence against them.

It is understood that the man surnamed Liu once drove the deceased Zhang Nan home to withdraw money. Zhang Nan was later beaten with tape, which caused rhabdomyolysis, and was finally tortured to death. The prosecutors will further question the boss surnamed Lin and the employee surnamed Liu to clarify the truth of the entire murder case. The case is still under investigation by the prosecutors.