( Observer Network News) Recently, many cases of Taiwanese being deceived into traveling to Cambodia have occurred frequently. The DPP only sent people to hold up placards at the airport to intercept the cases, which aroused public dissatisfaction on the island.
According to Dongsen News Network today (18th), yesterday, Xiao Yu (pseudonym), a girl who was deceived into Cambodia, said in an interview that she was deceived into Cambodia by Taiwanese actor Li Zhenhao. After discovering that she had been deceived, she I once called the island’s internal and external affairs department for help, but unexpectedly the other party hung up the phone. And she was able to return to Taiwan because, at that time, Interpol happened to be targeting Li Zhenhao's smuggler group, and a group of them successfully escaped.
According to comprehensive Taiwanese media reports, Taiwan police recently discovered Li Zhenhao, an extra who had participated in the movie " Corner Head ", in a fraud gang. Li Zhenhao used to hang out in the Zhongshan District of Taipei and was a member of the underworld organization "Bamboo Union Gang". Later he founded a gang and ran a hotel business. After the outbreak of the new crown epidemic, he led the hotel to "transform" and start the human trafficking business.
can get a commission of US$22,000 for every person who successfully defrauds one person. Li Zhenhao's gang defrauded 82 Taiwanese people into Cambodia within 3 months, thus earning a total of nearly NT$50 million . Currently, Li Zhenhao has been arrested.
Yesterday, Xiaoyu (pseudonym), a victim who was defrauded by Li Zhenhao's gang to Cambodia, recounted her experience of being defrauded on the Eastsen news program "This Is Not News", revealing that the motorcycle shop she and her friends invested in Taiwan was affected by the epidemic. When the business collapsed, she accidentally learned through a friend that she could go to Cambodia to work in clerical and typing jobs, with a monthly salary of between NT$40,000 and NT$50,000 (approximately RMB 9,052-11,300).
At that time, the agency negotiated terms with them. After arriving in Cambodia, food and accommodation would be included, and visas, air tickets and other procedures would be handled for them. However, they had to sign a deposit contract of NT$150,000 (approximately RMB 34,000) with them first. The reason It's because they are afraid that they will change their mind temporarily.
She flew to Cambodia with a group of three friends. After landing, other people present directly told Xiaoyu that they were here to defraud. If they did not work for less than a year, they would need to pay US$30,000 before they could go back. The other party also asked them to They told the camera that they came to work voluntarily, and then someone came and took away their IDs. Afterwards, she learned that it was Li Zhenhao who contacted them at that time.
Xiaoyu introduced that after entering the fraud organization, they were arranged to engage in relationship fraud. The person they were given by the other party was that of a "successful career woman." The specific method of operation was to use dating software to meet men and use words to make the other party think that they would have a future together. They can get married, buy a house, and a car, which is commonly known as "online dating." Xiaoyu is in charge of the "European and American line" and usually uses translation software to chat with the other party. There is also a department that specializes in English to video chat with the victims.
In the process of "online dating", Xiaoyu will ask the other party to invest in the virtual currency , first with a smaller amount, so that the victim can make a little money to take off his guard, and then ask the other party to invest more and more until he can no longer get out the money. Xiaoyu admitted that he had indeed defrauded people in Cambodia, but the basic salary was only US$800, which was quite different from the originally agreed price.
In order to escape from the control of the fraud group, Xiaoyu once directly called Taiwan's foreign affairs department for help. However, the other party said that they were not involved in such incidents and hung up the phone directly. In the end, it was because friends in Taiwan helped call the police, and Interpol happened to be targeting the human-smuggler agency of the "Bamboo Union Gang" at that time, and Xiaoyu and her friends' names happened to be on the list, that they were successfully rescued.
There was also an incident during the rescue process. Xiaoyu and his party had already arrived at the local immigration office, but they were almost resold. Fortunately, with the help of Zhang Anle, chairman of Taiwan's "Unification Promotion Party", they were able to successfully escape and return to Taiwan.
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