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Dec 29, 2024#柯文哲 #郭哲敏 #林秉文18

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The document discusses several individuals involved in significant financial crimes in Taiwan. Key figures include: - **郭哲敏**: Main suspect in a money laundering case with illegal funds amounting to 20 billion TWD; allowed to leave the country twice by prosecutors. - **林秉文**: Major shareholder in a money laundering operation linked to underground remittances; posted bail of 3 million TWD and subsequently went missing. - **陳啟昱**: Chairman of Taiwan Salt, accused of embezzling 1.1 billion TWD, leading to debts of 10 billion TWD; released without bail and then fled. - **陳偉志**: Involved in defrauding Taiwanese public banks of 20 billion TWD; posted bail of 5 million TWD and escaped to China. - **柯文哲**: Accused of being linked to a fraudulent group, facing intense media scrutiny and legal challenges, with bail set at 30 million TWD. The document criticizes the Democratic Progressive Party for targeting him while calling for the eradication of fraud groups in Taiwan.

▍88 Money Laundering Main Suspect “#Guo Zhemin”
Illegal funds of 20 billion
No restrictions on leaving the country, prosecutors allowed two departures
▍88 Money Laundering Major Shareholder “#Lin Bingwen”
Assisted in underground remittance money laundering case
3 million bail, immediately fled, now missing
▍Taiwan Salt Chairman “#Chen Qiyu”
Embezzled 1.1 billion from Taiwan Salt, subsequent debts of 10 billion
Released without bail after questioning, immediately fled
▍Ching Fu Shipbuilding Vice President “#Chen Weizhi”
Involved in defrauding Taiwan's public banks of 20 billion
5 million bail, has fled to China
▍Source of all evil + CCP collaborator (#Ko Wen-je)
No money flow found, no cash found, no cold wallets, 20 groups of reporters stationed at the door, 30 million bail, prosecutors dissatisfied and appealed "to prevent flight"
The DPP uses the firepower to hunt down Ko Wen-je to pursue the fraud group
Taiwan's fraud groups should have been eradicated long ago