[Pelle]

A lot of good info. Thanks!

[Sharon]

Originally Posted by Kusanagi ↗

chinese, not korean.

So it is, will edit

[_PeeBee]

Very interesting post!

[Jere]

damn that's a big hole in the head

[Pyramid_Head]

Yea sounds like she was probably murdered.

[vampiretico666]

[The Driver]

drugs

[ares323]

Originally Posted by gatagato ↗

A controversial case, it caused riots in Wenzhou

Published: September 11, 2006
By International Herald Tribune


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http://www.chinaeconomicreview.com/en/node/26751
More photos here
http://www.zonaeuropa.com/20060826_2.htm


She fell from here:
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A good explanation for the injuries she suffered, isn't it?
DNA analysis later confirmed that blood and hairs found on the concrete where che bounced first, were matching the ones of the woman.

Police seized the relevant computer records from Wenzhou Medical College's, found in Dai Haijing medical prescription.
Dai Haijing went to the hospital psychiatric out-patient clinic. Computer records show that doctors gave her a series of psychotropic drugs, and police also confirmed her recent trip to the psychiatric medical treatment, in July 26, 2006.
In a trash bin at her home was found an empty box of one of those drugs: "Zaoren",
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though autopsy excluded this to have any link with the cause of death. The fall induced severe brain damage and death, and she was consciuous at the moment of the fall: also left arm and left leg were broken.
Also police found at Wenzhou Medical College, the report with the medical diagnosis: Dai Haijing suffered of affective disorder, depression, increasing tendency to suicide, and as many other depressed people she wasn't used to share her feelings.

Apparently, the conspiracy theory doesn't work very well in this case, since all the proofs ruled out every possible explanation alternative to the suicide: but since her husband is "a rich and powerful person in the area" everything is possible.

I like the illustration of her trajectory. The points of impact are a nice touch.

[janet291]

[khathryn]

Yikes. Accident, murder, or suicide, it couldn't have been a pleasant way to go... though it certainly wouldn't have taken long!

Love the diagrammed photo!! Ha!!

I'd say rather than the fall causing "severe brain damage" it caused "severe brain ejection."