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According to Taiwan's "Zhongshi News Network" reported on the 15th that the fire in the Chengcheng Building in Yancheng District, Kaohsiung City, caused 46 deaths, and the woman surnamed Huang and the man surnamed Guo who drank alcohol in the suite on the first floor of the building were listed as suspects by the police, and the woman surnamed Huang was also cited as a suspect by the police, and in the past she had been unable to talk about driving disputes and compensation issues, instigating minors to make gasoline bombs to set fires to each other's homes, fortunately, they did not hurt anyone in time, and the court tried her innocence in the first instance, and the second-instance trial changed her sentence to 7 months.
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According to the report, the woman surnamed Huang, known as "Aunt Bean Flower", lent her motorcycle to a middle school dropout (a student who dropped out of school) to ride in 2012, and had a car accident with someone on the road, and the motorcycle was damaged. Afterwards, the woman surnamed Huang negotiated with the other party, suspected that because the compensation was not in line with her wishes, she instigated two teenagers who were still protecting the discipline (a legal means of correcting criminals), first went to the gas station to buy gasoline, then bottled it and brought it to the door of the other party's house, and directly lit a fire and threw it into the house.
Fortunately, the fire was extinguished in time and did not cause casualties. The woman surnamed Huang was seized by the police at that time, lived with her daughter who specially absorbed middle school dropouts, and frequently engaged in illegal incidents such as violent debt collection and intimidation in the local area, and the woman surnamed Huang was also reported by the police as a target of anti-gang crime.
Woman surnamed Huang (Source: "Zhongshi News Network")
The 40-year-old Kaohsiung old building "City within the City Building" caught fire in the early morning of the 14th, taking 46 lives and becoming the most deadly and injured fire accident in Kaohsiung's history.
On the night of the 14th, a number of Taiwan media reported that the fire investigation had made "significant progress".
The Kaohsiung City Fire Department investigated, and the initial judgment was that the fire started in a small suite behind the antique shop on the first floor, and the police brought back the man surnamed Guo and his girlfriend surnamed Huang who lived in the house. It is reported that in the early morning of the 14th, the woman surnamed Huang and her friends drank and chatted, during which sandalwood was lit to repel mosquitoes, thrown into the trash can when leaving, because there were flammable materials nearby, it was suspected that this caused a fire; however, the police have not yet confirmed the relevant information, whether the cause of the fire is accidental fire, or related to artificial or deliberate arson, many suspicious points are still under investigation. On the morning of the 15th, the woman surnamed Huang was moved to the Kaohsiung District Prosecutor's Office for re-examination under police alert.