There was an incident of suspected occupancy of a murderous house in Pingche, Daguling. The scene of the murder of four corpses was suspected to be demolished by someone who demolished the house and occupied the land to open the way. The reporter of "Hong Kong 01" went to the scene to interview on October 31 and found that the newly paved road was still left for worship. used candles.
It is understood that the workers were present on the construction day to worship.
The villagers of Pingche Village also discussed the suspected occupation of part of the land of the haunted house. Some villagers thought that this move showed no respect to the family of the deceased, while others felt that it was not worthwhile for those who demolished the house.
Mr. Liu, a villager, pointed out that at the end of October, he saw someone coming to the site for measurement, and then began to demolish the buildings on the 515 land where the murder occurred.
The villagers pointed out that the haunted house had been abandoned for a long time, and it was unusual for someone to come to the site for construction. Among them, Mr. Luo, who was in charge of the project, even claimed that he had purchased land 515 and was the owner of the site.
The villagers were surprised by the statement, "The owner died so long, you (Mr. Luo) said you bought it, and we just checked and threatened." Unexpectedly, the villagers found that the owner of 515 was still Tan Chenghui, the deceased in the massacre .
Mr. Liu said bluntly: "(515) Zhong is the original owner. How can you demolish the human house first? Even if no one lives in it, you have no right to demolish it. You are talking big. You bought it, what's the point of buying it?" Maybe not to change the name first? There is no such reason.”
Mr. Liu, a villager, said that at the end of October, he saw someone go to the site for measurement, and then someone demolished the buildings on the 515 land.
(Photographed by Hong Kong 01 reporter)
In addition, Mr. Luo once told the villagers that he had contacted the descendants of the Tan family, but Mr. Liu had doubts, because Tan Chenghui's mother had passed away for many years, and he did not disclose who the Tan family inherited the land.
Liu pointed out that the villagers had tried to ask the older villagers if there were any descendants of the Tan family. "We just want to inform (they) that someone is taking over your house," but they couldn't find it. Mr. Liu questioned: "You With the surname Luo, how is it possible to contact their descendants?"
Brother Long (right) talks with another villager about the occupation of the haunted house.
(Photographed by Hong Kong 01 reporter)
Villager Long Ge said that the destroyed land was the murderous house of the Miemen massacre, and the ownership of the land belonged to the Tan family.
He knew the Tan family. He used to play near the Tan family when he was a child, and called Tan's mother "Big Daddy".
Brother Long said that after the murder of the four members of the Tan family, there is no one to inherit it, and the "Large Voice" has also passed away.
Long Ge continued to point out that after the massacre that year, the villagers used money to hold a puja for the family of the deceased. They were shocked by the destruction of the iron house and said that this act showed no respect to the family of the deceased.
Graphic illustration of the murderous house in the Ping Che murder case where the house was demolished to clear the way.
(Map drawn by Hong Kong 01)
Hong Kong 01 compared the aerial photos over the years, and found that about 1,000 square feet of the murderous house in the Ping Che murder case was suspected to be demolished, and the land was occupied to pave the road.
(Map drawn by Hong Kong 01)
Occupy the haunted house｜Comparing the aerial maps over the years to reveal the murder case of Pingche, the 1,000-foot iron house was demolished and occupied the haunted house｜The murderous house was empty for 13 years and became a hot spot. Interrogation for disrespecting the dead for occupying the haunted house｜Private land tyrants can sue for adverse infringement after 12 years Barrister: There is nothing you can do