Lebanon’s Deadly Blast: The Mysterious Case of Apollo Xu Qingguang – Will the Truth Ever Be Uncovered
- The remains of the beeper were traced to Taiwan's "Golden Apollo Company".
- Xu explained that the pager is a trademark authorized product and was not made in Taiwan.
- The Shilin District Prosecutor's Office investigated the case and searched the company's offices, seizing relevant authorization contracts, account books, and records related to import and export.
Lebanon Beeper Explosion: Golden Apollo Company Under Investigation
Explosion Attracts International Attention
The remains of the beeper were traced to Taiwan’s “Golden Apollo Company”. Yesterday, the Shilin District Prosecutor’s Office searched and interviewed Xu Qingguang, the person in charge of the company, to investigate whether the whole case endangered national security.
Xu explained that the pager is a trademark authorized product and was not made in Taiwan. After an hour of questioning late at night, the identity of the witness was confirmed, and Xu was asked to return without bail.
Investigation Underway
The Shilin District Prosecutor’s Office investigated the case and searched the company’s offices, seizing relevant authorization contracts, account books, and records related to import and export.
Another witness in the case, Teresa Wu Yuzhen, was interviewed and re-heard yesterday, but she was also asked to return without bail. BAC company has a commercial cooperation with Golden Apollo Company, and Wu is the point of contact for BAC Company’s office in Taiwan.
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