A nurse was run over twice by a Mercedes and died. Her family members knelt down before her to pray for the truth and demand the death penalty.

The nurse's brother knelt down and begged for truth and justice. (Photo by reporter Yan Hongjun)

A 38-year-old nurse surnamed Chen, whose hometown is Erlin, Changhua, was tragically run over twice by a 30-year-old man surnamed Lin in a Mercedes-Benz in Taichung City on her way home from get off work in the early morning of the 8th. Mr. Lin argued that Ms. Chen was laughing at him by "smiling" at that time, so he hit her with the car. This statement angered the family members. Today (12th), the family of the nurse surnamed Chen pulled a white cloth in front of the mourning hall for the first time, knelt down and asked for the truth, and shouted "Kill to pay for life". They asked the state to sentence the perpetrator to death, let alone use mental illness as an excuse to escape guilt.

Chen Bingyi, the nurse's younger brother, watched the traffic monitor footage and complained in tears that his sister was walking on a zebra crossing when she was suddenly hit by a man named Lin. She lay on the hood and said, "How can I smile at the perpetrator?" Man Lin was so bad that he kept pushing forward. My sister kept struggling with her arms and legs, and the car kept pushing, pushing, and pushing until it was pushed to the back. She couldn't hold on and fell. The car rolled over her and then rolled back 40 meters. What kind of mentality is it to deliberately find a direction and roll over?

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Chen Bingyi said that yesterday (11th) Lin Nan’s father came to offer incense and apologize before the funeral, saying that his son had mental illness, and that they had not been in contact for a long time, and then persuaded him to take medicine. If everyone who kills someone says, "I have a mental illness," and if illness is an excuse to escape guilt or reduce the sentence, if everyone can say this, then in society, if someone hits someone casually, "Do I also say that I have a mental illness? I will be locked up, and after a few years, I will come out and continue to harm others."

They hope that the country will not tolerate such people who deliberately hit and kill people and should be sentenced to death. They also hope that drivers who passed the scene at the time of the crime, if they have driving footage, can provide it to them or the police so that the perpetrators can get the punishment they deserve.

Family members and friends pulled up white cloths to protest. (Photo by reporter Yan Hongjun)

The Chen family cried before the funeral and asked for the truth. (Photo by reporter Yan Hongjun)