People's Party Chairman Ke Wenzhe was involved in the case of trying to profit from the plot ratio of Jinghua City. The Taipei District Prosecutor's Office (Beijing Prosecutor's Office) directed the "Integrity Commission" to investigate and suspected that the chairman of Weijin Group, Shen Qingjing, bribed Taipei City Councilor Ying Xiaowei more than 40 million yuan in the name of donation (New Taiwan dollar, the same below). Ke Wenzhe's wife, Chen Peiqi, was found to have 1 million yuan hidden in a safe because she used ATM cash deposits many times. The source of the cash flow remains to be ascertained. Today (7th), the anti-corruption unit interviewed Chen Peiqi as a witness for the second time and explained that Chen Peiqi did not say a word when she entered the "Independent Commission Against Corruption".
Taipei City’s Jinghua City floor area ratio surged to 840% during Ke Wenzhe’s tenure, which was questioned by the outside world. When the prosecutor's office was divided into seven groups to search Ke Wenzhe's residence and office on August 30, Chen Peiqi was interviewed as a witness. It is understood that the project team at that time mainly wanted to find out the reason why Chen Peiqi operated the ATM at night many times and deposited hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash into the account in the name of her children, and hoped that Chen Peiqi would explain the source of the funds.
Chen Peiqi was exonerated after her first hearing, while Ke Wenzhe was detained by prosecutors on suspicion of "corruption and bribery". In the end, the judge believed that the evidence of bribery was not clear and only ruled that Ke Wenzhe be detained on suspicion of "criminal profiteering". Ke Wenzhe. On September 11, prosecutors obtained information and discovered that Chen Peiqi rented a safe at a bank in the name of her family and rushed to the bank to seize 1 million yuan in cash.
In response to this, Chen Peiqi announced relevant account details in an exclusive interview on September 12, explaining that since her father’s death in 2016, the largest cash flow totaled 16.28 million yuan, including her mother’s inheritance, the couple’s hospital salary, and Ke Wenzhe’s campaign for Taipei. The sources of the mayor's subsidies and other sources have been explained to the prosecutor. Chen Peiqi also said that it is a personal habit to withdraw funds through ATMs because she does not expect bank staff to give her courtesy and does not have to wait for the bank to open, which is more comfortable.
In addition to Chen Peiqi, Huang Shanshan, the representative of the People's Party, was also identified by the project team as one of the important persons involved in solving Ke Wenzhe's "crime of corruption and profit" because she had participated in the "lunch party" for the volume reward coordination in Jinghua City. According to reports, the day before yesterday, Peggy Chen and Shanshan Huang went together to seek a visit to the law firm of Qing Qiren, a former prosecutor and lawyer of Taiwan's High Prosecutor's Office, the only person in Taiwan who has an "anti-money laundering practitioner" license. The timing was sensitive, which also attracted attention.
Taiwan's "Criminal Procedure Law" stipulates that a witness who "is" or "was" the spouse of the defendant or private prosecutor may refuse to testify. Peggy Chen is the spouse of Ke Wenzhe, and according to the "law" she can refuse to answer matters related to the case that are not beneficial to Ke Wenzhe or herself. If Huang Shanshan is summoned as a witness, she can also refuse to give evidence that may lead to litigation. Today, Peggy Chen was interviewed for the second time by her identity as a witness. She does not rule out transferring her to the Beijing Prosecutor's Office for retrial. Whether her identity will change in the future is attracting attention from all walks of life.
People in Taiwan’s legal profession said that investigations are of a floating nature, and witnesses are often related to the criminal case and can be regarded as “potential defendants” as the evidence develops. The key lies in the investigation content prepared by the prosecutor. In the "Ke Wenzhe case", at least Ying Xiaowei, the accomplice, was involved in violating the "law" regulations, which are only applicable to "money laundering crimes". Huang Shanshan and Chen Peiqi "knocked on the door of the anti-money laundering expert Qing Qiren." It is so eye-catching. People's Party Chairman Ke Wenzhe was involved in the case of trying to profit from the plot ratio of Jinghua City. The Taipei District Prosecutor's Office (Beijing Prosecutor's Office) directed the "Integrity Commission" to investigate and suspected that the chairman of Weijin Group, Shen Qingjing, bribed Taipei City Councilor Ying Xiaowei more than 40 million yuan in the name of donation (New Taiwan dollar, the same below). Ke Wenzhe's wife, Chen Peiqi, was found to have 1 million yuan hidden in a safe because she used ATM cash deposits many times. The source of the cash flow remains to be ascertained. Today (7th), the anti-corruption unit interviewed Chen Peiqi as a witness for the second time and explained that Chen Peiqi did not say a word when she entered the "Independent Commission Against Corruption". Taipei City’s Jinghua City floor area ratio surged to 840% during Ke Wenzhe’s tenure, which was questioned by the outside world. When the prosecutor's office was divided into seven groups to search Ke Wenzhe's residence and office on August 30, Chen Peiqi was interviewed as a witness. It is understood that the project team at that time mainly wanted to find out the reason why Chen Peiqi operated the ATM at night many times and deposited hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash into the account in the name of her children, and hoped that Chen Peiqi would explain the source of the funds. Chen Peiqi was exonerated after her first hearing, while Ke Wenzhe was detained by prosecutors on suspicion of "corruption and bribery". In the end, the judge believed that the evidence of bribery was not clear and only ruled that Ke Wenzhe be detained on suspicion of "criminal profiteering". Ke Wenzhe. On September 11, prosecutors obtained information and discovered that Chen Peiqi rented a safe at a bank in the name of her family and rushed to the bank to seize 1 million yuan in cash. In response to this, Chen Peiqi announced relevant account details in an exclusive interview on September 12, explaining that since her father’s death in 2016, the largest cash flow totaled 16.28 million yuan, including her mother’s inheritance, the couple’s hospital salary, and Ke Wenzhe’s campaign for Taipei. The sources of the mayor's subsidies and other sources have been explained to the prosecutor. Chen Peiqi also said that it is a personal habit to withdraw funds through ATMs because she does not expect bank staff to give her courtesy and does not have to wait for the bank to open, which is more comfortable. In addition to Chen Peiqi, Huang Shanshan, the representative of the People's Party, was also identified by the project team as one of the important persons involved in solving Ke Wenzhe's "crime of corruption and profit" because she had participated in the "lunch party" for the volume reward coordination in Jinghua City. According to reports, the day before yesterday, Peggy Chen and Shanshan Huang went together to seek a visit to the law firm of Qing Qiren, a former prosecutor and lawyer of Taiwan's High Prosecutor's Office, the only person in Taiwan who has an "anti-money laundering practitioner" license. The timing was sensitive, which also attracted attention. Taiwan's "Criminal Procedure Law" stipulates that a witness who "is" or "was" the spouse of the defendant or private prosecutor may refuse to testify. Peggy Chen is the spouse of Ke Wenzhe, and according to the "law" she can refuse to answer matters related to the case that are not beneficial to Ke Wenzhe or herself. If Huang Shanshan is summoned as a witness, she can also refuse to give evidence that may lead to litigation. Today, Peggy Chen was interviewed for the second time by her identity as a witness. She does not rule out transferring her to the Beijing Prosecutor's Office for retrial. Whether her identity will change in the future is attracting attention from all walks of life. People in Taiwan’s legal profession said that investigations are of a floating nature, and witnesses are often related to the criminal case and can be regarded as “potential defendants” as the evidence develops. The key lies in the investigation content prepared by the prosecutor. In the "Ke Wenzhe case", at least Ying Xiaowei, the accomplice, was involved in violating the "law" regulations, which are only applicable to "money laundering crimes". Huang Shanshan and Chen Peiqi "knocked on the door of the anti-money laundering expert Qing Qiren." It is so eye-catching. (Straits Herald reporter Xue Yang in Taiwan)
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