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The "Guanshan Master" technology took shares and led people to rob tombs, and all 21 people were arrested

The title of "Guanshan Master" is a grave robber who is proficient in feng shui in the novel "Ghost Blowing Lights". To say, this is a fictional character in the novel, right? The police in Banan, Chongqing, recently caught such a group of tomb robbers, and they were convinced of an accomplice who called himself a "master" around them.

The "Guanshan Master" technology took shares and led people to rob tombs, and all 21 people were arrested

In July last year, the Banan police received a tip that some of the cultural relics in a case of reselling stone statues and cultural relics seized in other places came from Chongqing. After months of tracing, a gang headed by Xu Mou for excavation, theft and trafficking of cultural relics entered the police's sight.

The "Guanshan Master" technology took shares and led people to rob tombs, and all 21 people were arrested

In the process of investigating Xu, the police found that he not only opened an antique shop to sell cultural relics, but also repeatedly started to excavate cultural relics, and there was a mysterious figure behind him, Li Mou, who was worshipped by Xu as a "master of mountain viewing". Xu mou believes that Li mou has the mysterious ability to look at the mountain and find a tomb, and every time he believes in the tomb robbery plan formulated by Li Mou.

The "Guanshan Master" technology took shares and led people to rob tombs, and all 21 people were arrested

When Li and Xu once again took the gang members with ambition to go to Guangxi, Yunnan and Chongqing to commit crimes again, the police launched a net in the three places to eliminate this criminal gang. Including Xu and Li, 21 criminal suspects were arrested, and nearly 100 cultural relics involved in the case were confiscated at the same time, including 6 national third-level precious cultural relics.

(Source: Chongqing News Channel)

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