Million-Dollar Deceit: Notorious Land Fraud Group Dupes New Taipei University Secretary Out of $140 Million
2024/9/6 10:28
(Updated 9/6 10:56)
fraud group and identified New Taipei District Court Clerk Yu Lilun as being involved in the case, opening an investigation on the 5th. After the prosecutor resumed the hearing, he asked the court in the early morning of the 6th to prohibit Yu Nan and his associate Huang from meeting. Photo taken by Central News Agency reporter Xie Xingen on Sept. 6, 113″ srcset=”https://imgcdn.cna.com.tw/www/WebPhotos/800/20240906/1365x768_wmky_0_C20240906000019.jpg 414w, https://imgcdn.cna.com.tw/www/WebPhotos/1024/20240906/1365x768_wmky_0_C20240906000019.jpg 1024w” />
Taipei District Prosecutor’s Office Investigates Land Fraud Group
(Central News Agency Reporter Xie Xing’en, Taipei, 6th) The Northern District Prosecutor’s Office investigated a land fraud group that defrauded NT$140 million by forging ghost wills and traced the involvement of New Taipei District Court Clerk Yu Lilun in the case yesterday. An investigation was opened.
In addition, co-defendants of the land fraud group named Cai, lawyer Cai Hongshen and police officer Luo Jingda of Jianguo Police Station of the Zhongshan Branch of the Taipei City Police Department were detained and remanded in the first wave of the investigation operation. After being sentenced yesterday.
The co-defendants in the case, the title of family administrator, gave 800,000 yuan bail and the title of family administrator gave 200,000 yuan, the current district head of Shuangbei District, who gave 500,000 yuan bail; Operation Qianbo), district chief surnamed Lee, and retired district chief Chen Li Chang, alias Lee, posted bail of 900,000 yuan (the amount was increased) and 100,000 yuan, respectively.
As for the remaining members of the fraud group, they posted bail ranging from 30,000 yuan to 300,000 yuan, Secretary Fu of the Kuomintang’s Taipei City Councilor Office was asked to return without bail.
The prosecutor’s investigation revealed that the land fraud group Alias Kai and others downloaded the list of registration of disinherited real estate from the Internet between 110 and 111 of the Republic of China and selected cases that had been dead and not for many years. An heir to property.
Prosecutors learned that Cai Nan and others were suspected of colluding with Bei City police officer Luo Jinda and former New Taipei District Court Secretary Yu Lilun, assigned Luo Nan and Yu Nan to check personal information, and instructed members of the fraud group to “ghost”-Written will.” “Witnesses, heirs and ghost writers, etc.
In addition, Cai Nan and others are suspected to have colluded with lawyer Cai Hongshen, family administrator Ali Wang, secretary Yu Lilun and others to gain trust from the administrative unit by giving private notaries’ seals to the annexes of ghostwritten wills, etc., and through the real estate transfer process. Agree to go.
After Cai Nan and others received the inheritance, they immediately instructed the members of the fraudulent group to sell the real estate, and they also paid a huge bribe to Cai Hongshen for 6 completed and 5 unsuccessful applications for the transfer of real estate, an illegal profit as high as 140 million yuan.
The Taipei District Prosecutor’s Office ordered the Investigation Bureau of the Ministry of Justice, the Taipei City Criminal Bureau and other units to launch the first wave of investigation operations in July this year, seizing 7 houses and 14 plots of land and detaining Kai Nan. Luo Jinda, Cai Hongshen and others yesterday, another raid was conducted to search Yu Lilun’s office in Yuan, New Taipei District.
After the prosecutor’s late-night hearing, he asked the court this morning that he and Huang were not allowed to meet, while the rest of the domestic workers, fraud group members, current and former district chiefs and others were released on bail for questioning. The entire case was for violations of the Corruption Crimes Act, the Prevention of Organized Crime Regulations, fraudulent misappropriation and offenses such as leaking criminal laws are investigated.
