Who is Li Yu, the deputy mayor who was deceived?

What is hidden behind the deputy mayor being defrauded of money and sex?

JIANGYUN Published at 03:21 on October 23, 2010 Views (291) Comments (7)

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While everyone is paying attention to Li gangmen, there is another case where they were defrauded of money and sex. But the case that actually hides more ulterior secrets is quietly fishing in troubled waters. Let’s take a look at the Beijing Times report on October 22:

Li Yu, a female official in her early 30s (pseudonym, this pseudonym is so fucking good) met an “artist” who claimed to be a design director and wanted to open a gallery. The man, Zhang Wei, did not hesitate to give his life to him and generously donated more than 2.86 million yuan to support his career. After Li Yu returned to Beijing from a temporary job as deputy mayor, she discovered that the other party was a married person and the identity of the design director was also fictitious. The day before yesterday, Zhang Wei was tried in Haidian Court on suspicion of fraud.

Zhang Wei, 40, is from Gansu and does not have a stable career. Although he is short and plain in appearance, he met Li Yu through a decoration business. Li Yu is 4 years younger than Zhang Wei and is the head of a national scientific research institution. In 2008, he was sent to other provinces and cities to serve as deputy mayor. Although his career was smooth sailing, his relationship was not smooth. According to Li Yu, at that time she had a house (dare I ask how many houses this young female officer owned?) that needed to be renovated, so she invited Zhang Wei to do the design. Zhang Wei claims to have graduated from the Central Academy of Arts and Crafts and is the design director of Beijing Dongyi Risheng Decoration Company. In order to win Li Yu's sympathy, Zhang Wei talked about his struggle history, saying that he was a single father. His ex-wife ran away with someone else, and he and his children worked alone in Beijing. These words made Li Yu feel sympathetic and believed that Zhang Wei was a hard-working and progressive person who was worthy of his trust. She safely gave Zhang Wei the key to her home, and the relationship developed into a relationship between boyfriend and girlfriend. In January 2008, Zhang Wei asked Li Yu for some decoration money first, and Li Yu gave him 300,000 yuan. After that, Zhang Wei disappeared for several months. But then he suddenly came back to find Li Yu and said that there was a business opportunity to open a gallery in Songzhuang. He suggested that Li Yu invest money and described the happy prospect of two people getting married and opening a gallery together. Li Yu was moved by his sweet words and borrowed 600,000 yuan from a friend to give to Zhang Wei. Afterwards, Zhang Wei asked her for more than 700,000 yuan on the grounds that he "needs follow-up funds." But Li Yu did not wait for Zhang Wei's engagement, but discovered in the second half of 2008 that Zhang Wei had withdrawn all the 1.52 million yuan in her account (can such a large amount of money explain its source?) using her passport and bank card. Walk. When Li Yu found out, she called to question her, but Zhang Wei threatened to publicize her privacy (there are too many shady things, right?). In August last year, Li Yu proposed breaking up, but Zhang Wei asked her for 5 million yuan in "emotional loss fees". After deducting the nearly 3 million yuan he had already taken away, Zhang Wei still owed him 2 million yuan. After Li Yu investigated, she discovered that Zhang Wei was not the design director at all, that the gallery in Songzhuang was also fictitious, and that Zhang Wei was married while dating her. In October last year, Li Yu reported the case to Haidian police, and Zhang Wei was arrested and brought to justice. The prosecution's evidence showed that Zhang Wei used the fraudulent money to buy a private car and a property in Chaoyang R&F Festival City. Dongyi Risheng Company also issued a certificate stating that the company does not have Zhang Wei, and does not even have the position of design director at all.

The report so far leaves people unsatisfied. There are too many things that have not been explained clearly.

First, why does this female cadre use a pseudonym? When police forces across the country have made high-profile statements about "zero tolerance" for pornographic industries, our media and police have exposed the "nasty things" in the dark corners of society to the world, and are keen on selling photos of prostitutes and sex-seeking customers. I even paraded the officials through the streets and severely punished them. However, I cannot and dare not throw away the tradition of keeping taboos for officials.

Is this female cadre’s name so shameful? Li Yanei of Hebei @ University killed a young girl in her youth by speeding his car. Although the father of his deputy section bureau seat in the Yanei was found in a human flesh search, the public relations group behind it has launched seamless coverage of the public prosecutors, the media and the Internet. See Watching the painful and tearful performance on CCTV, as well as the multiple IDs that have just been registered on Tianya, they are all trying their best to clear their name. But look at this case of Li Yu being defrauded of money and sex. From the beginning, he used a pseudonym and was the head of a national scientific research institution. In 2008, he was sent to other provinces and cities as deputy mayor. Obviously, his official background is much higher than From the perspective of the operation of the case, Li Gang basically sympathized with her as a victim and kept other matters of the design secret.

Second, where do the huge funds for female cadres come from? Li Yu, a female official in her early 30s, has not worked for more than 15 years. Her position is just a cadre at the prefecture (bureau) level, and her monthly salary will not exceed 7,000 yuan according to the current wage standard. So, she will not eat or drink for a year. , save all wages, the annual income is: 12*7000=84000 yuan, 15 years*8400 yuan/year=1260000. Even if her salary for 15 years is not used at all, it is only 1.26 million yuan. Not to mention that before her promotion, she held a low position and had a short length of service, so her annual salary could not reach 80,000 yuan. And in January 2008, "Zhang Wei asked Li Yu for some decoration money first, and Li Yu gave him 300,000. After that, Zhang Wei disappeared for a few months. But then he suddenly came back to find Li Yu, saying that he now had a The business opportunity was to open a gallery in Songzhuang, and he suggested that Li Yu invest money and described the happy prospect of two people getting married and opening a gallery together. Li Yu was moved by his sweet words and loaned 600,000 yuan to Zhang Wei from a friend. After that, Zhang Wei asked her for more than 700,000 yuan on the grounds that he "needed follow-up funds". However, Li Yu did not wait for Zhang Wei's engagement, but in the second half of 2008, she discovered that there was 1.52 million yuan in her account. Zhang Wei used her passport and bank card to take them all away." Then: Li Yu gave 300,000 + Zhang Wei asked for 700,000 + Li Yu borrowed 600,000 from others + Zhang Wei took 1.52 million from Li Yu’s card. It shows that Mr. Zhang Wei took away 3.12 million yuan from Li Yu. This 312 yuan is minus the 600,000 yuan that Li Yu borrowed from others. The remaining 2.52 million yuan was the cash assets owned by Li Yu at the time. In addition, Li Yu She also owns many houses and other real estate, because she met Zhang Wei because "she had a house that needed decoration at that time, so she asked Zhang Wei to do the design." So what happened to Li Yu's cash assets of nearly 3 million and several houses and real estate? Where did he come from?

Furthermore, what does the friend who lent Li Yu more than 600,000 yuan have to do with Li Yu? Does he have the authority to engage in rent-seeking transactions? If Li Yu has nothing to do, this friend will definitely worry about his ability to repay. Perhaps Li Yu would argue that the friend is a very wealthy philanthropist. But compared to the deputy mayor, Shancun Primary School should accept charity, right?

It seems that this incident, as well as Li Gang's case, will remain unsolved like many cases in the official circles of the country. Even if the imperial court uses one percent of the wisdom in dealing with unruly people to govern the officialdom, corruption will not be rampant. To deal with tough households, they can cut off water and electricity, release venomous snakes, set fire to you while you are sleeping at home, or even knock you down with a forklift while you are in the house; to deal with laid-off workers who set up stalls to survive by themselves, they can do whatever they can. The use of urban management to sweep away thousands of troops is like a rolling mill; and for ordinary people who enter detention centers, courts, and prisons, there are even more cases where they hide and seek, drink water to death, and die of acne. Living examples such as Zhao Zuohuan and She Xianglin are placed in front of us ordinary people.

Dear readers, let me tell you a story. This is a case that happened in my hometown in the 1990s. Let’s talk about how the police with superior intelligence handled the case of pornographic video tapes. It is said that a friend suddenly received a call from the police station one day and asked him to come over. When he arrived, the policeman was busy chatting. After announcing his name, he asked, "Why do you want to see me?" The policeman said, "He squatted at the door and didn't look at me. Are you busy?" So he squatted at the door for nearly an hour. After the police finished chatting, he said, "***, come here, do you know what I want to do?" He said, "I don't know." "Think about it.

He thought for a while and said, "I lost a bicycle six months ago and reported it to the police. Have you found the bicycle and asked me to collect it?" The policeman laughed and then slapped him in the face, "You just want to do good things, and I found a bicycle for you!" Let me ask you, do you know so-and-so? He said, "I know him. He was my former colleague at the ** factory. I lost contact with him after I was transferred." The policeman said, "Have you really lost contact?" Don’t you often watch pornographic videos together? "At this time, he suddenly remembered that when he lived in a single dormitory in that factory, the seven young men did watch pornographic videos together (but that happened many years ago, and his daughter was 6 years old when he was called to the police station for a lecture. ). The police said, "Just admit it. They have already hired you. Your attitude is not bad. You can choose between two options: detain you for 15 days and then notify your work unit and your wife to pick you up; or fine you 3,000 yuan. If they have a bad attitude, you can It's 5000. It's up to you. "The result can be imagined. Due to the limitations of the work unit jurisdiction and social atmosphere at that time, he had to sneak around and borrow 3,000 to redeem himself. There is also a case I heard about, where a video tape was fined 120,000 in a village. . One year when the Spring Festival was approaching, the police were trying to generate income and accidentally caught a person who confessed that he had watched a pornographic video. The police found a treasure and severely tortured and threatened them. They said, "If you confess that several people watched it with you, you will be fined 3,000. Otherwise, you will be fined 3,000." 5,000 plus detention for half a month. "So all the thirty or forty young men from our neighboring village came in and offered various gifts ranging from three to five thousand, totaling 120,000. You must know that in the early 1990s, the annual income of the villagers was only 2,000.

Speaking of these two This is an old case. It has no other meaning. It just proves that our powerful iron fist is invincible and our wisdom is unrivaled. However, these are only used on the people who are least able to resist, and they are always kept secret by the superiors internally. Major events Make it a trivial matter. For example, when investigating the issue of huge sums of money from corrupt officials, just say "the money or the car was borrowed from a friend" and it will be fine. Why don't you follow up and find out who the friend was? Give it to him? Does the central government have the right to seek rent? Another example is to check the private use of buses and directly require the name of the unit and the name of the officer to be clearly written on the bus, so that if it appears in entertainment venues or scenic spots, the people can also supervise this. Can we think of a way to reform the government? It’s not impossible, but it’s not possible. The rulers are unkind and treat all the people as stupid dogs.

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