46 dead and 43 injured could not be sentenced to death. In 2021, a fire in a city in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, caused 46 deaths and 43 injuries, and the suspect suspected of arson, Huang Gege, was not sentenced to death in the first and second trials, and finally Huang Gege was sentenced to life imprisonment and can be released from prison on parole after 25 years.
Huang Nu was dissatisfied with Guo Nan's reunion with his ex-girlfriend, and was resentful in her heart, so she deliberately put the unburned agarwood upside down on the seat cushion and let it burn away. Huang Nu once sent a message to her boyfriend after the incident, "If you dare to play, I will play with you, I have nothing to be afraid of... I'll definitely do what you want to see."
The prosecution believes that the death penalty should be imposed, but the first and second trials held that Huang Nu's crime was indirect intentional homicide, and that the crime that did not meet the most serious circumstances could not be sentenced to death, and that if Huang Nu was released on parole after serving 25 years, she would be 78 years old, which would not cause much harm to society, and she was still sentenced to life imprisonment.
