Chinese Anti-Scam Blogger Killing Exposed
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Chinese anti-scam blogger killed by contractors hired online to silence his work
A Chinese investigative blogger who exposed telecoms fraud and other illegal activity was killed by criminals hired on social media, according to Chinese media, as the case prompts calls for heavier punishment for his death. The body of Wu Kai, who used the name “Huijian” on social media and had written for years about telecoms fraud in Southeast Asia, was discovered in southern China in November 2024. His death and details of the case that foll…
A Chinese investigative blogger who specialized in exposing telecommunications scams and other illegal activities was murdered by a hitman hired through social media.
Chinese anti-fraud blogger "Huijian" (real name Wu Kai) exposed Liu Ren, a "big boss" of overseas telecom fraud, who was brutally murdered by a cross-border hired killer. Two years ago, he was abducted in Huizhou City, Guangdong Province, by someone impersonating a police officer. He was then transferred to Heyuan City and Ganzhou City, Jiangxi Province, where he was continuously beaten, interrogated, and even had some of his fingernails crushed…
Shenzhen-based self-media personality "Huijian" (real name Wu Kai) was kidnapped after reporting Liu Ren, a key figure in the Cambodian Prince Group's telecom fraud ring and president of the Anhui Chamber of Commerce, who was also a pro-Communist overseas Chinese leader. A bounty of one million yuan was offered on an encrypted communication software by a foreign agent known as "Major" (online name). He was brutally tortured to death by the perpe…
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