Mother cried at Kawaguchi Koi woman’s funeral: Mother and daughter were not what the outside world said they were.

Jing Yunrong, 38, went to Beijing on the 17th of this monthJapan During the trip, his body was found on the 19th in a hotel in Fujikawaguchiko, Yamanashi Prefecture. There was a knife wound on his neck. Yang Minhan, a woman from the same group, was arrested for murder. Jing’s last rites were performed today. His family held a simple farewell ceremony in the morning at a private life hall in the southern district of Tainan city. His father, Captain Jing Yanyuan of the Air Service Corps, and his mother were present to see him off. After the ceremony, her brother held the urn and accompanied his sister on her last journey.

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At around 8 o’clock in the morning on the 19th of this month, Jing Nu was found in the morgue. Japanese police arrested Yang Minhan (27 years old) according to the gun-knife method and transferred him to the Kofu District Prosecutor’s Office. The prosecutor took him into custody. Following an investigation by Taiwanese prosecutors, Jing Nu’s husband, 29-year-old Li Shuobin, was found. He was suspected of attempting to fraudulently obtain NT$30 million (NT$, same below, approximately US$924,000) in insurance money, and then instigating the murder of his wife after purchasing the insurance through a sham marriage. Li was arrested on the 24th of this month and charged with murder and other crimes. The Tainan District Prosecutor’s Office requested that he be detained without permission.

Jing Yunrong’s ashes were originally brought back by Li Shuobin and Jing Nu’s mother. Li was arrested as he disembarked from the plane at Kaohsiung Xiaogang Airport. Jing’s mother learns that her son-in-law was actually the suspected accomplice of her daughter’s murder. A farewell ceremony was held at 8 o’clock this morning, and the family asked the courtesy staff to decline to be interviewed. The ceremony ended at 10 am. Jing Nu’s brother held the altar of ashes and stepped into the ceremonial car. Her parents boarded the car one after another, and courtesy personnel held umbrellas to protect her. After this the convoy left and the coffin went to the tower for burial.

According to some media reports, Jing’s mother believed that she was no longer young and would not easily remarry after the divorce. If she could earn 4 million by having children and the marriage could be maintained, she would have to be patient, so she could not avoid divorce. Jing’s wife attended the farewell ceremony today, and an interviewer revealed that the outside world was talking about it, causing Jing’s mother to blame herself. At the farewell ceremony she burst into tears and cried a lot.

Jing’s girlfriend said, “Many people on the Internet have made some negative criticisms about my mother. I think those people have no idea of ​​the situation. They just look at my mother from a moral high ground. In fact, it’s not at all what they think. My mother cried the most and misses her daughter the most.” “I’m not afraid at all. I want my daughter to still be here and I won’t be afraid of those evil forces,” she said, referring to Jing’s mother’s heartache.

According to the investigation, Yang Nv claimed that she had recently had a breakup and “didn’t want to live anymore” and had come to Japan to rest, and was suspected of gaining sympathy by getting close to Jing Nu. On the evening of the 18th of this month, Yang Nv invited Jing Nu to the room for drinks. His friends called Jing Nu that night but received no answer. On the morning of the 19th, Yang Nv called the Taiwan team leader and said that it seemed he had accidentally killed Jing Nu. Due to drinking he had taken sleeping pills and did not remember what had happened.

When Lee went to Japan to handle her funeral affairs, he told the staff of the Taiwan representative office in Japan and the liaison officer of the Criminal Bureau in Japan that he had just learned that the murderer was one of his employees and that he did not know that Ms. Yang had traveled to Japan. Since Ms. Yang was his personal assistant, the police believed that her statement was against common sense and conducted an in-depth investigation.

Police learned that Lee had once worked in the massage industry and had been married and divorced several years earlier. He posted an advertisement online for an assistant, specifically selecting women to work as personal assistants who would perform household chores and have nothing to do with company business. He also offered her a massage. They offered monthly salaries of NT$35,000 to NT$50,000, but after giving out cash a few times, they no longer made steady payments. Ms. Yang used to work at a car wash and applied to be Li’s assistant in September this year.

Li claimed to invest in stocks, gold, real estate, and operate aquatic products and tea businesses. However, the police suspected that he was not actually engaged in the work in question. They concluded that he may have been dependent on his father’s funding. He did not deny that a female assistant had been cheated on by Lee.

On the 17th of this month, Jing Nu flew from Taoyuan Airport to Narita Airport in Japan with a tour group. Yang Nu flew on her own later that day and met the tour group there. During the police investigation, Yang Nu contacted the travel agency to report that she had forgotten her passport, and asked a friend to send her passport to Tainan High Speed ​​Rail Station. No suspects related to the murder were found. Currently, prosecutors are engaged in clarifying the circumstances of the case and investigating whether there are any accomplices in the case.