Liang Yuzhi
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Liang Yuzhi (梁育誌, born in October 12, 1992), a native of Alian District, Kaohsiung City, Taiwan, captured and killed a college student in Malaysia and abandoned her body on October 28, 2020, causing concern in Taiwan and Malaysia.
Growth background edit
Liang Yuzhi was born in Kaohsiung Alian, the second child of three brothers. His father is a Christian and took him to religious activities. After graduating from a private higher vocational school at the age of 18, Liang Yuzhi immediately enlisted in the army because he had no desire to go on to higher education. After being discharged from the army, he has no fixed job. In August 2012, Liang stole a piece of women’s underwear from the clothes shop of a residential house, and in September 2013, he sneaked into the hotel and was arrested for theft. He admitted that he had committed 5 underwear theft cases and was sentenced to 290 days of detention. Raising a fine of 290,000 yuan, allowed Liang to regain his freedom. And Liang Yuzhi was brought up by Grandma, but Grandma passed away in 2015, which dealt a blow to Liang. Liang Yuzhi later went to work in screw factories and gas stations, occasionally helping with temple fairs next to his home, and borrowed money to buy a car to travel, so that he could pick up relatives, friends and uncles for medical treatment. Liang's neighbor suspected that Liang was found out in the workplace due to his shameful record, and thus lost his job, causing personality deviation. Liang Yuzhi likes to share funny videos and game information on Facebook, and left a message in an online game forum in April 2019 to ask players to let him join the guild to upgrade.
knapping and murder edit
Liang have attempted to kidnap people at the end of September 2020, but was broken free and ended in failure.
The victim returned to the off-campus rental housing alone from the Evergreen University campus at 8 pm on October 28, 2020, passed by the Changda Road of the Shalun Branch Viaduct of the Taiwan Railway Administration, and walked north along the underpass of the viaduct and then disappeared.
The local police found the victim's shoes under the footpath of the Taiwan Railway near the school gate and believed they were taken away by force. The police then inspected the license plate recognition system and related evidence and found that the man named Liang was acting suspiciously. They immediately asked the prosecutor to request a warrant and went to Kaohsiung Alian to be arrested. Blood stains were found in the car and a bag full of women's underwear was found.
Liang once denied the crime when he was arrested, and at one time argued that "she was scared away by me." Later, he changed his statement that the victim jumped into the car and escaped shortly after getting in the car. Finally, he admitted that the victim had been strangled and abandoned Dagangshan in Kaohsiung. nearby.
The suspect led the police to the abandoned body site, which was about ten minutes away from Suspect Liang’s home and close to Dagangshan Lianfeng Temple. The police found that the victim’s body was lying under a slope at a depth of 3 meters. A piece of underwear, the neck is still tightened by the rope, and the nose and mouth are compressed and bleeding.
The prosecutors of Taiwan's Qiaotou District Public Prosecutors Office determined that Liang was suspected of guilty of forced surrender of intentional homicide, robbers and intentional killings, and was in danger of fleeing and committing crimes repeatedly.
After the murder, Liang's Facebook and IG were closed. Some people threw eggs outside their Kaohsiung residence. After Liang was arrested, he was taken into Kaohsiung No. 2 Prison, where he ate and sleep well, and chatted and laughed with inmates