Why did the United States restart the investigation in the Liu case?

On April 25th, the U.S. Federal District Court of Minnesota announced Liu Yu's extramarital affair in April 20th18th. China student Liu v and the civil lawsuit will be heard on September 26th, local time.

After four years, the old case was brought up again. What is force?

This happened in Liu 20 18. In August of that year, a group of China entrepreneurs went to the University of Minnesota to study for DBA. Liu is one of them. At that time, Liu was an international student in this university and was invited to be a volunteer in this project.

On the evening of August 30th, 20 18, the school organized a dinner for senior managers, attended by Liu and others, and Liu was invited as a project volunteer. On August 30th, 3 18, Liu called the police to rape Liu, and Minnesota police arrested Liu that day. The news reached China and caused a sensation.

20 18 12 2 1, the US police acquitted Liu on the grounds of insufficient evidence and formally closed the case. After that, Liu returned to China.

On April 6, 20 19, 16, Liu sued Liu for compensation of 50,000 yuan because no settlement was reached.

2065438+On July 24th, 2009, Minnesota police released a document with a page of 149, including text messages, surveillance videos, audio recordings and photos at the time of the crime.

Judging from the relevant videos and photos, there is no threatening action. Instead, the woman took Liu's arm and pressed the elevator button.

According to all the evidence released by the police, relevant legal persons believe that Liu's rape can't be proved.

The US police restarted the investigation several years after the case was closed, and no relevant evidence was provided. Many netizens believe that its purpose is to suppress enterprises in China and slow down the development of China.

In recent years, the United States has continuously suppressed China enterprises and imposed sanctions on a number of high-tech enterprises in China, such as Huawei and ZTE. In March this year, the US Securities and Exchange Commission listed more than 40 China companies listed in the US on the "pre-delisting list". The United States also banned China Telecom from doing business in the United States.

On April 22nd, more American investors filed a lawsuit against Alibaba Jack Ma.

These seemingly independent incidents are against the background that the United States continues to suppress China enterprises. No wonder netizens think they may be related.

Every one of us in China hopes that the U.S. government will give up its wrong actions of unreasonably suppressing and sanctioning China enterprises and individuals.

I also hope that the Minnesota court will make a fair judgment as soon as possible, and the truth will come out one day.