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Prosecutors interviewed Wang Linglin and his employees in the Jinghua City case on suspicion of making political donations to Huang Shanshan│Dongsen News reporters Peng Xinmei and Wu Menglin
News link:https://youtu.be/tVfHDu-437E?si=aEcg22JJAZJDo0PD
The Beijing Prosecutor's Office is investigating the Jinghua City case. (8) There were originally 13 people on the list for yesterday's interview, but two of them did not show up for the case due to personal schedules. Today (9) they have gone to the Independent Commission Against Corruption for questioning. This wave of interviews is suspected to be about political donations. Wang Linglin, his accountant, and friends all appeared as witnesses because it was rumored that during the 9-in-1 election, many employees of his group made political donations. Donate money to Huang Shanshan, who was running for mayor of Taipei at the time.
Lawyer Li Yusheng from Fidelity Law Firm said that during the investigation of this Jinghua City case, the prosecutors seized Ke Wenzhe’s mobile phone and flash drives. If records of other related elders are found in them, the prosecutors may summon these people. , to learn about their related dealings with Ke Wenzhe, Huang Shanshan and others, whether they have donated political donations or other funds, and compare them with the way in which the Viking Group delivered the money to clarify the relevant criminal facts.
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