Shenzhen Evening News (reporter Luo Dian, correspondent Jiao Xueke, Ran Mengting) Ms. Situ, who lives in Bao'an District, was cheated of more than 300,000 yuan by the other party because she lent money to Fu Mourong, an old classmate who had not been seen for a long time. At present, the suspect Fu Mourong has been criminally detained by the public security organs in accordance with law for suspected fraud.
On March 31, Ms. Situ's high school classmate Fu Mourong voluntarily applied to add her WeChat. In small talk, the other party said that Shenzhen is now doing e-commerce business. On the afternoon of April 2, Fu Mourong made an appointment with Ms. Situ in the name of the old classmates' party. Unexpectedly, the party is a cover, and borrowing money is the real purpose of the other party. Fu Mourong said that his online store is currently engaged in activities and needs a large amount of marketing fees, and asked Ms. Situ if she could lend him money to turn around. "I didn't have enough money in my card, so he suggested I borrow money on the mobile phone loan platform. In order to convince me that he really had the ability to pay back the money, he also showed me the large expenditure details on his mobile phone on the spot. Ms. Situ recalled.
This time, Fu Mourong borrowed 8,000 yuan and returned it as scheduled within a week. Subsequently, Fu Mourong repeatedly opened his mouth to borrow money from Ms. Situ, and the amount became larger and larger. In order to gain the trust of Ms. Situ, Fu Mourong promised to pay high interest and proposed to open an online store in partnership. After some serious consideration, Ms. Situ agreed. "When he was operating the registered store, as long as he encountered a platform deposit and handling fee, he asked me to lend money to him on the mobile phone loan platform." According to Ms. Situ, she lent a total of more than 300,000 yuan to Fu Mourong.
However, in mid-April, when Ms. Situ urged the other party to repay the money, Fu Mourong prevaricated for various reasons and delayed it again and again. At this time, Ms. Situ found that the newly opened store on the e-commerce platform also had a problem, and it was an empty store to log in, and there were no goods. When she asked Fu Mourong about the situation, the other party said that she had left the store due to various reasons. On May 15, because she could not withstand being bombarded by text messages from various loan platforms that overdue repayments, Ms. Situ finally called the police to the Shiyan Police Station of the Bao'an Branch of the Shenzhen Municipal Public Security Bureau for help. After the police intervened, Fu Mourong came to the police station and wrote a repayment agreement on the spot, promising to pay off all the arrears by May 30, but until the beginning of June, Fu Mourong did not pay back.
Wang Yanzhou, a police officer handling the case, quickly launched an investigation, and through collecting various clues, it was found that the e-commerce platform shop registered by the suspect for Ms. Situ was most likely an "empty shell", with no goods and no order transactions. At 3 o'clock on August 5, the police successfully arrested Fu Mourong in an apartment room in Guangzhou's Baiyun District.
According to the suspect Fu Mourong's account, at the beginning of this year, the business he had at hand was short of funds, so he took out an online loan, and in the later stage, he was really unable to repay it, so he thought of cheating Ms. Situ with a loan in the name of partnering to open a shop, etc., but in fact, all of it was used to repay his online loan. "During the period, when Ms. Situ urged me to repay the money, I borrowed some money from the loan platform to repay her, so repeatedly, the interest rolled more and more, and now the money I borrowed has not been paid off." The suspect said.
At present, the suspect Fu Mourong has been criminally detained by the public security organs in accordance with law for suspected fraud.
Source: Shenzhen Evening News