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Wu Deren is the defendant in a divorce dispute case tried by Hao Jian. On July 8 of this year, Wu was sued by his wife for divorce; on September 17, the two were divorced in the first instance. Because the two parties had different views on property and debt issues, Wu appealed the judgment.
According to Caixin.com, on the morning of November 13, after Wu Deren received a notification from the Harbin Intermediate Court that the case was scheduled to open on November 19, he brought a boning knife to his home and went to the court to ask Hao Jian to have his wife introduce him. The real estate certificate from the court. Hao Jian said to have his real estate certificate returned to him after the second instance of the case ended.
The witness Mr. Pan said that the aggressor was 50 years old. The judge who was killed had just finished the court session, but after Wu Deren dragged him into the mailroom, the two had a dispute. When Mr. Pan entered the house, he saw that Wu was holding a boning knife and that the judge had been stabbed. Pan helped the injured judge to another room and wanted to call the police. “Before the call was made, it was discovered that the person was already dead; when they took him to the hospital, he could no longer walk.”
Wu Deren reportedly stabbed Hao Jian in the left chest with a ripper knife and was arrested when he stabbed again. After 120 first responders arrived, they confirmed that Hao Jian had died.
The news on November 16 said that Wu Deren had been arrested by the police. The suspect confessed that Hao was stabbed to death with a sharp knife after drinking because he refused to accept the divorce decree. On the 17th, the Harbin Shuangcheng District Court notified the details of the case.
In recent years, it is not uncommon for the judges of the Communist Party of China to be stabbed, and many of them are unhappy with the court’s ruling.
In April 2019, Tan Zhihua, former Vice President of the Second Intermediate Court of Chongqing Township, was killed at his home.
On November 22, 2018, Tian Xiao, a criminal judge at the Nanchuan District Court in Chongqing, was stabbed with a knife by a released prisoner, Zeng, and three sheriffs were injured. Zeng had been in prison twice and was released on November 11. Tian Xiao was the presiding judge when he was previously guilty of the crime of provoking disputes.
On January 26, 2017, Fu Mingsheng, a retired judge from Luchuan, Guangxi, was stabbed to death by a man on the first floor of his residence. Killer Long Jiancai decided to retaliate because he was dissatisfied with Fu Mingsheng’s divorce 20 years ago.
On February 26, 2016, Ma Caiyun, a judge at Beijing’s Changping District Court, and her husband Li Fusheng were suddenly shot by two men armed with steel ball pistols on the ground floor of their residence. Ma Caiyun was shot dead by two shots. One of the culprits was the plaintiff in a post-divorce property dispute case tried by Ma Caiyun. The two committed suicide after shooting Ma Caiyun.
On the morning of September 9, 2015, a man, Hu Qinggang, in the office building of the Intermediate Court of Shiyan City, Hubei Province, suddenly pulled out a knife and stabbed four judges, including Hu Ren, the President of the Third Civil Division. According to the officials, Hu committed the crime because he refused to accept the sentence in the second instance of a labor dispute case.
On June 1, 2010, Zhu Jun, the captain of the Hunan Yongzhou Postal Savings Branch guard escort team, fired at the court with a submachine gun, killing 3 judges and wounding 3 judges on the spot. Zhu Jun’s divorce from his ex-wife was brought to court over property division, and he believed that the court’s decision was unfair.
Current affairs commentator Yu Qingxin once analyzed that China has the highest rate of murder of judges in the world. This is the status quo of the rule of law in China, and it also reflects the unprecedented corruption, darkness, and chaos of the CCP’s public prosecution system. However, the CCP law enforcement officials were assassinated without being sympathetic to the people, but instead earned a round of applause. This abnormal social disease has its roots in the CCP’s autocratic system and judicial injustice, which has also resulted in frequent violent cases.
Editor in Charge: Xu Menger #
