Taiwanese female college student misappropriated public funds to invest in gambling websites and was cheated of 1.71 million
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2021-12-03 17:59
A female college student in Kaohsiung City, Taiwan misappropriated public funds of the Bilian Association, with an amount of up to 1.86 million NT$ . She invested this amount in gambling websites. The other party told her that she could make at least 20% of the profit per month. She remitted money one after another when she saw that "every day profits are made", but she planned to stop, but she did not expect that the other party had countless reasons not to refund the money. She remitted 10 times in the past and after, totaling NT$ 1.7 million NT$ 1.7 million, but there was still a gap between the amount of misappropriated and the number announced by the Bilian Association.
Wenzha University Bi Lianhe recently issued an announcement to clarify the news on the Internet, pointing out that the General Affairs Director of the Bi Lianhe Association improperly embezzled public funds and other cadres were completely unaware of it in advance. It was not until November 29 that they were notified to the police station to clarify the facts that they learned that 1.86 million public funds were used as private property. The incident was exposed because the general affairs chief was cheated on an online gambling website and was exposed after he reported the case to the police station.
The police said that the girl went to Dingjin Police Station to report the case at noon on November 29, saying that she was cheated on the gambling website and remitted multiple funds from the 17th, totaling 1.79,000 yuan. After investigation, it was found that the female college student was the general affairs director of the club, and the remittance was made using the club funds.
female college student said that she saw advertisements for gambling websites on Facebook and community software. After she clicked, the other party encouraged her to join the group and promised her that she would "make sure to make money and guarantee profit." She said that she made at least 20% of her monthly profit. She was greedy for a moment, so she agreed to the other party and joined an investment chat group. When she saw that everyone seemed to make money, and she made profits every day, so she remitted 300,000 yuan first on November 17.
police said that the information on the gambling website is all fake information, which will make the victim mistakenly think that he has made a lot of cash every day and continue to encourage the victim to remit money. After the female college student remitted money several times, she originally planned to stop the refund, but the other party told her that she had to invest at least a certain amount before she could refund it. She then talked about the reasons such as "refunding requires handling fees". The female college student remitted money at the counter and transferred money online 10 times, totaling 1.7 million yuan, and then realized that she was cheated.
When the female college student reported the case, she confessed that she had been defrauded of RMB 1.7 million, but the Bi Lianhui statement pointed out that the female college student misappropriated nearly RMB 1.86 million, and there was a gap in the middle. Where can this money be used? Police said the investigation is still underway.
(Intern editor: Zhan Yujing)
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