"Double Corpses in Tamsui" The deceased woman entered the country with a new Chinese identity to avoid detection and was stored in an N-shaped curled up freezer

A couple in Tamsui District, New Taipei City, were found dead in a community rental house on Tamsui Binhai Road because they could not pay their rent.

According to reports, the man's body was found decomposed at the scene, while the woman's body was found curled up in an N-shape in a flip-up freezer, with a suicide note including financial distress. Relevant units found out that the princess was originally from Taiwan and went to China in connection with the case. She was wanted for failing to show up. However, she obtained Chinese nationality, changed her name and identity, and when she entered Taiwan, the border control had no way of checking and releasing her.

The foreign affairs police officer revealed that if the princess went to China after being involved in the case, even if she was wanted by the Taiwanese judicial authorities without showing up, but after obtaining Chinese identity, if the princess applied for entry to Taiwan to reside under a new identity, and later married her Taiwanese husband, when there was no exchange of information between the two countries, it would lead to information gaps in Taiwan's household registration and border control, which would allow the princess to successfully enter the country with Chinese nationality. Afterwards, it may be necessary to investigate the case and confirm the person's identity in order to restore the Taiwanese identity of the person involved.

As for the cause of death of the two people, further autopsy is still needed to clarify. However, based on the degree of decomposition of the man's body, it was determined that he had been dead for more than 3 weeks. External intervention was initially ruled out. The cause of death urgently needs to be clarified by the prosecutor's autopsy.