Revealing The Conspiracy Behind Zhan Wei’s Murder

Falun Dafa Practitioner Zhan Wei - Murdered by the Police of Yingcheng City, Hubei Province

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On January 23, 2002, Falun Dafa practitioner Zhan Wei was tortured to death by the police officers of The First Detention Centre in Yingcheng City. Just before he died, Zhan Wei had managed to disclose the names of the police and security officers responsible for the inhuman treatment and fatal injuries he received at the detention centre. According to a Falun Dafa practitioner who stood by his deathbed, Zhan was in severe pain when he died, yet he still displayed great courage.

The level of violence, to which the officers dared to resort to, was a direct result of the encouragement from their ruthless superior Zhou Shangzhi, who had once said, "Abuse Falun Dafa practitioners with any possible means. Show them no mercy. Don't worry about any consequences. I will bear all the responsibility."

Immediately following Zhan Wei's death, his body was quickly sent from Yingcheng police station to the crematorium denying any possible post mortem investigation. Fearing that the crime would be exposed, several police officers were placed on guard at the crematorium to deter practitioners from finding out more details. Then they tried to cover up their crimes by fabricating a story to explain Wei's death, reporting that he died of lung cancer.
That day, when practitioners tried to visit the crematorium, they were chased away by the police on guard. A fifty-year-old female practitioner was knocked down and later accused of causing trouble at the crematorium.

That evening, the police warned other Falun Dafa practitioners not to attend the cremation or they would be arrested. At the same time, they wanted to find the person who leaked the news of Zhan Wei's death. Backed by two police officers, Xu Guohua, a supervisor from Dongmafang Police Station, went to the shop of a practitioner who had visited the crematorium earlier. Xu Guohua threatened the practitioner, whom they had previously arrested and illegally fined several times, "If you don't give me the name of the person who passed around the news, we will arrest you and close your shop down." But using his righteous mind and ingenuity, he managed to withstand the attack and didn't get arrested.

To ensure that no evidence of their crime was left behind, the police ransacked all the photo shops in town and confiscated all photographs of Zhan Wei taken before his death. As a result, some photographs taken of Zhan just before he died were destroyed.

On January 24th, the Police of Yingcheng Police Station placed all practitioners under surveillance to ensure no practitioners would visit the crematorium and no news of the cremation would leak out. They further threatened the practitioners that if the news got onto the Minghui Net [Chinese Falun Gong website], all Falun Gong practitioners in the town would be arrested as well.

However, on the very same day (Jan. 24), many practitioners had managed to bypass the security, get into the crematorium and tell the people present the whole truth about the murder. News of the tragic death of Zhan Wei has finally appeared on the Minghui Net and the whole conspiracy is now unveiled to the world.

Regardless of how mad and unruly those people become in their evil conspiracy, we, the Falun Dafa practitioners from Yongcheng City will continue to expose their crimes.

The following people are responsible for the death of Zhan Wei:

Chief of Police, Yingcheng City: Zhou Shangzhi
Officer In-charge Falun Gong operation: Cheng Junjie
Chief of Security Officer: Nie Moshan
Deputy Security Officers: He Jianshe, Zhan Xuehua,
Police Officer: Zhou Tao
First Officer, Detention Centre, Yingcheng City: Tang Zhuqing
Supervisor: Song Jiang
Police Officer: Cheng Zhaoqui
Supervisor, Dongmafang Police Station:
Xu Guohua (Telephone Contact: 86-712-3511128)
Police Officers: Zhu Jidong, Zhang Siji
Source:
http://www.clearwisdom.net/emh/articles/2002/2/7/18491.html

http://minghui.ca/mh/articles/2002/2/1/24174.html