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Roy Vasquez
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When he borrowed money from relatives, Wu Xieyu said that it was revenge that relatives treated his family well when his father was ill, but Xie Tianqin pretended to borrow money because he thought it was good for his family and because his psychology had changed and he would not borrow again.
According to people close to the case who long ago obtained exclusive information, Wu Xieyu's motive for the crime was to help his mother escape the crime. Wu Xieyu said that after his father's death, he felt his mother was very painful and wrote down words like "I will die" on paper to accompany her pessimistic mood. He tried many times to enlighten her, including taking her to play with him, but he could not help her get rid of the mood.
He said he wanted to help his mother get to freedom and hit her head and face with dumbbells. He claimed that he really wanted to kill his mother and commit suicide, but he gave in to fear and committed the crime. His plan was likened to the preparation and completion of a mathematical model, and the reason for confession in court was that he said nothing about the suicide plan he had given before the act but committed himself to handling the scene and that he pleaded guilty and showed remorse because the court said that it would impose a heavy sentence on him and he said that he would work hard.
While Wu Xieyu was studying in Beijing in plight of premeditated murder, fraud and the purchase and sale of identity documents, his mental condition changed and he became disgusted by the world. In court, he confessed that his change was due to the death of his father.
Xie, who worked on numerous cases considered sensitive to the ruling Communist Party of China, admitted being brainwashed during the trial, said the court on its microblogging account Weibo. Xie was one of hundreds of judicial workers and activists arrested in a large-scale raid in 2015.
According to a detailed transcript of his lawyer Xie who had worked on numerous cases deemed politically sensitive by the ruling Communist Party, the police had used sleep deprivation, long interrogations, beatings, death threats and humiliation against him. The fact that Xia Dong Shifu and Xia Jiang and Xie Yu have made private agreements in the past shows us that they are on the dark side of things.
It is interesting that Mei Changsu has found a connection between Xia Jiang and Xie Yu, although they do not know how close they are. All she needs is for Prince Yu to account for what happened to the list of murders that Zhuo Dingfeng committed against Xie Yu, and it would suffice for her to put together the probability that the people who murdered Xie Yu deliberately benefited someone else, namely Xia Jiang.
The conversation between Mei Changsu and Xie Yu in prison turns out to be crucial. The way in which Mei gives a favour to Prince Yu by visiting him to convince him to make a deal between him and Xia Jiang is smart, and we expect this from the way she manages to get along with Prince Yu.
That night, Liyang seeks the help of Mei Changsu and asks her to tell the princess that there is wine for her. Mei warns her to be careful what she eats and drinks, as she has been called by the Empress. After the match Princess Mei relayed her suspicions and told her that she was compared to Baili Qi, a member of the Jiang Zuo Alliance, and that the events leading up to the match had been arranged to secure Tingshen's freedom.
That night, Qin Banruo persuaded the judges in the corpse case to hand the case over to the Ministry of Justice, a division controlled by Xie Yu.
When Mei Changsu moves into her new home, Prince Yu visits her and asks her to help him rescue the Duke of Qing. The next day, she visits Prince Je and helps him prepare for the case in the future by keeping competent and neutral officials and acquaintances. She also advises Prince Yu to drop the Duke and support Prince Jing.