Villagers dig up a live baby boy on barren mountain; Gao Yunxiang involved in sexual assault case selects 12-person jury; suspect in playground body burial case once confessed to murder.

📅 2019-10-21 📂 Zhiming Hot Comments Zhiming Hot Comments 🏷️ #BuriedOnPlayground #VillagersDigOutLiveInfantFromSoilFollowingCries #GaoYunxiangSexualAssaultCase

  #VillagersDigOutLiveMaleInfantOnBarrenMountain, GrandfatherAppearsTwoMonthsLater#

In August this year, while picking mushrooms on a mountain in Laiqu District, Jinan, Shandong, villagers dug out a male infant from the ground. Fortunately, the unfortunate child is now out of danger at Jinan Second Maternal and Child Health Hospital, having grown from over 1.5 kilograms to 4 kilograms. The first witness who discovered the child recounted the incident, and the child's grandfather appeared at the police station on October 20.
 

At around 9 a.m. on August 21 this year, Jiao Xinglu, a villager from Nanbaitai Village in Laiwu District, Jinan, and Zhou Shangdong, a soldier returning home on leave, heard a sound like a small animal coming from underground while picking mushrooms on the mountain. Alerted, Jiao Xinglu and Zhou Shangdong dug along the area covered with fresh soil.

As they dug, they uncovered a large stone slab. After moving the slab, a cardboard box appeared. Opening the box, they found a baby boy wrapped in a quilt. Although his body was somewhat purple, he was still breathing, appearing to be only three to five days old. They immediately drove the child to Jinan Second Maternal and Child Health Hospital for treatment.

It is understood that the pit where the baby was buried was 60 centimeters deep and 50 centimeters wide. Villagers said the person who buried the baby might be familiar with the mountain terrain, and the cement slab covering the box was not from the mountain but brought up from below.
 

On the afternoon of October 20 at 4 p.m., the child's grandfather, after seeing the report, voluntarily went to the Yangliu Police Station in Xintai City to explain the reason for the baby's burial.

In the police station's interrogation room, the child's grandfather explained the burial: "At that time (August this year), after being born in the hospital, he relied entirely on a ventilator to breathe. His lungs were severely infected. If he couldn't breathe, he couldn't have life. He also had some congenital deformities, so we gave up treatment. The day after giving up treatment, he died, and after death, he was buried."
 

Old Liu confessed that his daughter-in-law had given birth to twins at a hospital in Tai'an. The buried one was the second child. The whole family was extremely sad after burying him, never expecting that he would be rescued by kind-hearted people.

Netizens have raised questions about these remarks from the parents.

Currently, the matter is under further investigation. (Reprinted from Kankan News)

Is it abandonment or intentional homicide?
 

  A lawyer from Guangdong Zhiming Law Firm stated,According to Article 261 of China's Criminal Law, the so-called crime of abandonment refers to the act of refusing to fulfill the duty of support for elderly, young, sick, or other individuals without independent living ability, when one has the obligation to support them, and the circumstances are egregious.

If the purpose is to not support the infant, and the infant is abandoned in a bustling area or at the entrance of a maternal and child health hospital, it is generally considered the crime of abandonment. In daily life, examples of abandoning children in such places due to the burden of raising an infant or illness are not uncommon.

  If the infant is abandoned in a desolate place,Or in remote areas where ordinary people cannot rescue or detect, leading to the infant being undiscovered and thusdying or suffering serious injury,it should not constitute the crime of abandonment, butshould constitute the crime of intentional homicide or intentional injury.

  #Gao Yunxiang involved in sexual assault case selects 12-person jury#

On the morning of October 21, Gao Yunxiang's sexual assault case was heard again in Sydney. According to on-site media reports, Gao Yunxiang, wearing a suit and sunglasses, arrived at the court surrounded by lawyers and staff. This was also the first time Gao Yunxiang appeared after divorcing Dong Xuan. It is reported that the court will select a 12-person jury for Gao Yunxiang's case, and whether Gao Yunxiang is found guilty or not, more than 11 of them must agree. Subsequently, the prosecution and defense will cross-examine, and the victim will also need to testify. However, due to the insufficient preparation of the barrister for the other defendant, Wang Jing (phonetic), Gao Yunxiang's case was also affected, and the trial will be postponed to October 23.
 

As early as December 7, 2018, after six months of pre-trial proceedings, Gao Yunxiang's case entered its first formal court hearing. According to Australian media reports, on that day,seven new charges were brought against Gao Yunxiang, including aggravated indecent assault, aggravated sexual assault in company, and deprivation of the victim's personal liberty.Under the New South Wales Crimes Act,the maximum penalty for the relevant charges is seven years' imprisonment or life imprisonment.

On January 25, 2019, Gao Yunxiang's sexual assault case was formally heard in the District Court of New South Wales, Australia. In court, Gao Yunxiang and Wang Jing pleaded not guilty to all charges.

Gao Yunxiang's case remained unresolved. However, on July 16, 2019, it was confirmed that Gao Yunxiang and his wife Dong Xuan had completed divorce proceedings, with the husband not appearing in court. At the hearing on October 21, Dong Xuan was also absent. (Reprinted from The Beijing News)
 

  A lawyer from Guangdong Zhiming Law Firm stated,Australia is a common law country. Similar to China, the burden of proof lies with the prosecution, and Gao Yunxiang does not need to prove his innocence.

Unlike China, common law countries place greater emphasis on courtroom debates between the prosecution and defense lawyers.

Furthermore, common law countries place a high priority on protecting the rights of the accused, adhering to the principle of presumption of innocence, which means "a person is presumed innocent until proven guilty through trial." Therefore, it is common to see defendants in common law countries appearing in court in neat attire rather than prison uniforms.

  所以,Until the jury finds Gao Yunxiang guilty, he is presumed innocent.


 

  #Playground Corpse Case Suspect Du Shaoping: Once Admitted to Burying a Person with an Excavator#

In early 2004, a henchman of Du Shaoping, known as "Brother Nan," was released from prison. During a welcome party, Du, drunk, shouted, "A teacher was annoying, so I buried him with two excavators." In Xinhuang, Du Shaoping and his gang were notorious, deeply intertwined with local forces, and their businesses, tactics, and grudges were widely known.
 

According to a local police report on June 29, this is a "long-standing criminal gang involved in evil activities entrenched in Xinhuang County."

After a female subordinate "jumped ship," she was splashed with sulfuric acid, involved in loan sharking, and violently collected debts to "snatch" the company. During interviews, several businessmen who had dealings with Du Shaoping told @Beijing News reporters that they had been threatened and intimidated by Du Shaoping over project payment disputes, such as "I can buy your head for less than 500,000 yuan" and "I can get HIV virus anytime."

On June 18, 2019, the track of Xinhuang No. 1 Middle School, the only public high school in Xinhuang County, Huaihua City, was dug up. Around 6 p.m. the next day, human remains were exposed. Five days later, the Hunan Provincial Public Security Department released information: DNA identification by the Criminal Science and Technology Research Institute of the Huaihua City Court confirmed that the remains dug up from the school track belonged to Deng Shiping, a former teacher at Xinhuang No. 1 Middle School who went missing in 2003.

On June 29, the female student who was splashed with sulfuric acid sent a WeChat message to the reporter, saying, "May more victims have their grievances redressed! Bring to justice those who commit crimes, act lawlessly, and abuse power for personal gain! May good people have a safe life..."

On October 18, Deng Huangping, the brother of the victim in the playground burial case, also told Beijing News reporters, "We are waiting for the trial."

On the morning of October 19, Beijing News reporters confirmed from the lawyer representing the "playground burial case" in Xinhuang, Hunan, that the previously nationally sensational "playground burial case" at Xinhuang No. 1 Middle School has been concluded and transferred to the procuratorate for review and prosecution. (Reprinted from Beijing News)

  A lawyer from Guangdong Zhiming Law Firm stated,There is basically no doubt about criminal responsibility, and civil compensation will never be overlooked. People of every era, as well as state organs, have their limitations of the times. While urging relevant institutions to improve, we should also give them some patience. Justice may be delayed, but it will never be absent.
 

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