In recent history, Dai Kasa's death has always been quite controversial, some people say that it was a flight error caused by weather reasons, others said that he was retaliated against because he touched the interests of Lao Jiang, of course, the most recognized one is the assassination from Ma Hansan!
This does sound a bit bizarre, but whether it is from the motive of the killing or the evidence of the after-the-fact investigation, Ma Hansan has a suspicion of being unclear.
So, why did Ma Hansan have to take the risk of killing Dai Kasa? It should be known that Ma Hansan, who was at the bottom of the army at that time, was promoted precisely under the promotion of Dai Kasa, and successively served as the head of the North China Experimental Zone of the Military Command, the director of the Beiping Office of the Military Command, and other positions, and won the trust of Chiang Kai-shek and Dai Kasa. Supposedly, he thanked Dai Kasa before it was too late, how could he make trouble to the point where you were dead or alive?
This has to start in August 1939.
Sun Dianying, who stole the imperial tomb at that time, handed over the national treasure "Nine Dragon Sword" to Dai Kasa as a gift to Chiang Kai-shek, and Dai Kasa was afraid of any accidents on the road, so he temporarily stored it with his confidant Ma Hansan. Who would have thought that this Ma Hansan was a master who saw money and opened his eyes, and took advantage of it for himself under the pretext of accidentally losing the transfer of troops.
Originally, this matter was done seamlessly, but Ma Hansan did not expect that the secret of the "Nine Dragon Sword" had resurfaced after 7 years.
It turned out that in the process of interrogating the Japanese spy Yoshiko Kawashima in 1946, Dai Kasa accidentally learned that Ma Hansan had been arrested by the Japanese army in 1940 and had defected to the enemy! In order to please the Japanese, he also deliberately handed over the Nine Dragon Sword as a greeting gift.
Later, the Japanese secretly released him in order to continue to obtain intelligence by using his identity. But after being released, Ma Hansan said another thing to Dai Kasa: he escaped from the Japanese prison!
After the Japanese surrendered, in order not to expose the rebellion of the year, Ma Hansan led people to capture Yoshiko Kawashima early, and regained the Nine Dragon Sword, and also directed himself to perform a drama in which the sword was lost and recovered. Unfortunately, he calculated everything, but he did not expect to be sold by Yoshiko Kawashima in the end.
The news of Kawashima's betrayal soon reached Ma Hansan's ears, and knowing that his death was imminent, he simply turned to Li Zongren and did not dare to see Chiang Kai-shek again.
But the strange thing is that after learning such a shocking day, Dai Kasa's performance was very abnormal, and he did not grasp this matter, but still reused Ma Hansan. Rao was like this, but the heart that Ma Hansan was hanging on never dared to put down, after all, he was too familiar with his boss, and the degree of Dai Kasa's fierceness was far beyond imagination, instead of being so panicked, it was better to start first!
If Ma Hansan still has three points of hesitation at this moment, then the exposure of the "corruption case" in the future has completely strengthened his determination.
It turned out that not long after the Kowloon Sword case, Ma Hansan's adultery with the Japanese to accept bribes was stabbed out again, and finally although Ma Hansan lost his family and calmed the storm, he did not want to lose his life in the end, so he sent his confidential secretary Liu Yuzhu to plant a bomb on the plane that Dai Kasa was going to take, which led to the plane crash of Dai Kasa.
Although Dai Kasa died, Ma Hansan was not relieved by this, and Mao Renfeng, who succeeded him as the director of the Military Command Bureau, was determined to pursue him to the end, and under the two-year investigation, Ma Hansan was identified as the most suspected murderer.
When Chiang Kai-shek learned of this news, he ordered the arrest of Ma Hansan, and in the end, the once invincible military commander was secretly executed on September 27, 1948.
Dai Kasa, who had been engaged in assassination all his life, would certainly not have thought that he would be assassinated by a killer he had cultivated. However, this is also a kind of fate.