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[global network report] according to a report from taiwan's zhongshi news network on october 1, taiwan's anti-corruption unit investigated the jinghua city case and found out that former dingyue chairman zhu yahu bribed then taipei mayor ko wenzhe's office director li wenzong and applied for a custodial ban. zhu and li were approved. since zhu yahu has admitted to bribery, the taipei district prosecutor's office was originally scheduled to interrogate ke wenzhe for the fifth time today (1st) morning to verify the cash flow (money flow). he and li wenzong were jointly involved in the crime of "violating their duties and accepting bribes." he and li wenzong improperly used political donations through the "muke public relations company" and were jointly involved in the crime of "breach of trust", which requires further investigation and clarification. however, because ko wenzhe refused to answer the question, the taipei district prosecutor's office temporarily decided to schedule the arraignment.

according to reports, the taipei district prosecutor’s office stated that prosecutors were originally scheduled to interrogate ke wenzhe, who was in custody on the morning of the 1st. however, when the taipei district prosecutor’s office bailiffs went to the detention center, ke told the detention center staff that he did not want to appear in court for questioning. the detention center staff immediately reported to the prosecutor. prosecutor's report. after the prosecutor in charge carefully considered whether ke wenzhe's physical and mental condition was suitable to stand trial, he still had doubts, so he decided to cancel the original court date scheduled for the morning of the 1st and set another date for the hearing.

taiwan's dongsen news cloud reported that ke wenzhe's appointed lawyers zheng shenyuan and lu zhengyi showed up at the taipei district prosecutor's office earlier on october 1 and left half an hour later. the two faced media questions about whether they would go to the taipei detention center to see ke wenzhe. he didn't respond, he just raised his hand to indicate and left quickly.

zhongshi news network reported that after taiwan's anti-corruption unit summoned zhu yahu three times for investigation, zhu admitted to paying bribes, becoming the first person involved in the jinghua city case to admit to paying bribes. this was a "break" in the case that took a sudden turn, so prosecutors will regard his confession as due to the importance of the crime, it is not ruled out that zhu will be turned into a "tainted witness" before the case is closed. if zhu can continue to confess to the crime during future court trials, he will ask the court to reduce his sentence or give him a lighter sentence.

according to reports, taiwan’s anti-corruption unit is interrogating ke wenzhe for the fifth time. it will confirm whether the money flow from zhu yahu’s bribery of li wenzhong flowed to ke wenzhe or the people’s party for ko wenzhe to use in the form of political donations. whether the relevant funds constitute a consideration relationship with the jinghua city case? weiking group (the developer of capital city) gave a "reward" (referring to remuneration) to the ke wenzhe municipal government for relaxing the floor area ratio of capital city. the taipei district prosecutor's office is expected to interrogate ke wenzhe for the first time regarding the details of the "crime of breach of trust" involving li wenzong in the political donation case.

the floor area ratio of taipei city's jinghua city soared to 840% during the period when ko wenzhe was the mayor of taipei, and the outside world questioned whether there was collusion between government and business. the taipei district prosecutor's office investigated the case in may this year and named ke wenzhe and others as defendants. on september 5, the taipei district court ruled that ke wenzhe should be detained without permission.

zhongshi news network mentioned that after the taiwan anti-corruption unit launched the first wave of searches and interviews on august 28, the application for the detention of weijin group chairman shen qingjing, taipei city councilor ying xiaowei, and assistant wu shunmin was approved; the application was approved on september 1 the detention of former taipei city deputy mayor peng zhensheng was approved; the application to detain former taipei mayor ke wenzhe was approved on september 5; the application for the detention of two people, li wenzong and zhu yahu, was approved on september 28. seven people have been detained in this case.