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Huang Shengxuan, the chairman of Jingyuan Tungsten Cobalt Resources Co., Ltd. in Fangliao Township, Pingtung County, was murdered. In the case, the police initially arrested a suspect named Lin, a former employee. However, family members pointed out that the suspect had no personal relationship with the deceased and did not work at his home. He was only a former employee who resigned due to stealing cables.
The murder of Huang Shengxuan, the director of Jingyuan Tungsten Cobalt Resources Co., Ltd., which shocked society, recently occurred in Taiyuan Village, Fangliao Township, Pingtung County. Although a suspect surnamed Lin was arrested in the case, the victim's family came forward to sternly clarify today that Suspect Lin had no personal relationship with the deceased, nor did he ever work at Huang's home. He was just a former employee who resigned due to stealing cables in the past. The family members sadly questioned that there were many doubts behind the case. It was very likely that Su Lin was just one of the puppets "assigned" to commit the murder. There might be someone behind it who was involved in technical competition in the industry or even national security concerns. Even the deceased had a dream to tell him that "the real murderer has not yet been brought to justice"!
In the face of strong doubts from family members and concerns from the outside world, the police urgently clarified and emphasized that since the rain in Pingtung has not stopped for days after the incident, on-site simulations and interrogations of relevant witnesses will be carried out in the future. The entire case is still being fully investigated by the prosecutors, and it is by no means a "flash closure" or a halt to the investigation as rumored.
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The deceased's sister choked up and said that her brother spent many years investing in high-tech research and development and had a very high technological advantage in the industry. In the past, peers and manufacturers sought cooperation, but he always insisted on operating independently. During his lifetime, his brother had a strong sense of responsibility and was enthusiastic about supporting his younger generations. This was by no means a personal dispute as rumored by the outside world. It was probably a key technology that attracted covetousness.
Family members have raised many doubts about Lin's confession that he "committed crimes alone and committed robbery." The family members pointed out that when the police visited the area around the murder scene, a local woman revealed that she had witnessed "three men and one woman" going to look for the deceased on the afternoon of the crime, which showed that other accomplices were likely to be present. In addition, before the murder, Lin suspected that he had taken his wife to drive to the area around the deceased's residence many times to explore the terrain. Could it be that his wife was unaware of the premeditated plan. The property at the scene of the crime was not lost, no items were turned over, and the first floor and peripheral security systems were completely untouched. The perpetrator used different tools to commit violence. He tied the deceased's body behind his back with tape, sealed his mouth, nose, and eyes, and beat him wildly with a bat and a wooden sword. The method was extremely cruel.
The family even quoted forensic doctor Gao Dacheng’s public review as saying that the deceased was of a strong physique and had to completely restrict his movements and move him from the bedroom to the safe in the living room. However, there were no obvious signs of fighting or dragging at the scene. It was extremely unlikely that it could be done by just one person, and he could calmly clean up the evidence at the scene. Combined with the "three men and one woman" witnessed by neighbors, the deceased's dream to a friend that the mastermind has not yet been brought to justice, and the company's internal equipment showing strange scenes from his lifetime, the family has provided relevant clues to the investigation team and begged the prosecutors not to let go of any clues, to comprehensively expand the investigation of the person behind the scenes and the accomplices, and to give justice to the deceased and his family.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The police will expand the investigation and investigate possible accomplices and those behind the scenes.
Likely · Within weeks
The case will enter the stage of on-site simulation and witness interrogation
Very likely · Within days

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