I was watched by the Internet police during the live broadcast of law popularization?

Chapter 292 Zhang Xuezhou’s suicide note, the march of the case...

"There are two ways to deal with your case."

Li Chen, who was sitting in the reception room of the law firm, began to analyze issues about Zhang Xuezhou's biological parents for them.

"In the first case, your call to the police was not handled by the other party. They used a sophisticated approach to suppress the case.

The second type is that as an adopted relative, your relationship with Zhang Xuezhou is improper. The only person who actually called the police was Zhang Xuezhou or his immediate family members. "

"Two situations, I personally think the second one is more likely."

"Because you are buyers, and buying children is illegal and criminal. This has nothing to do with whether you are good or bad to the client."

To put it bluntly.

As a party who spends money to buy a child, it is illegal in itself, and his relatives may also be involved in cover-up behavior...

"Then there's nothing we can do?"

The speaker was Zhang Xuezhou's aunt. Last night, she and Li Chen talked about many issues.

The most important thing in suing Big V is the chat records, and the key to victory lies with Zhang Xuezhou's biological parents.

Zhang Xuezhou's marriage is just a matter of wanting a house. Where do the channels for big Vs come from?

If it was his parents who said it, then there would be no problem with those media reports.

The big Vs now have a reason to shirk the blame, and the likelihood of winning the lawsuit is not very high...

The most critical factor is that there is no evidence of death.

When Zhang Xuezhou couldn't stand the cyber violence and committed suicide, the balance of victory had already tilted towards the opponent...

"Lawyer Li, please help us."

The person who spoke was Zhang Xuezhou's adoptive grandfather. He had a look of sadness and indignation on his face, and his tone was also choked with sobs: "That child's life is really hard..."

Zhang Xuezhou’s grandfather talked about Zhang Xuezhou’s past.

When Zhang Xuezhou was three months old, he was sold by the other party for 7000 yuan, and they bought the child for 3 yuan, and the damn middleman made the difference.

When Zhang Xuezhou was three years old, his adoptive parents died in an accidental explosion, and the child was always raised by their parents.

When Zhang Xuezhou was nine years old, his aunt committed suicide due to marital problems, which also caused his character to become withdrawn.

Because of his withdrawn personality, he was often bullied and isolated by other classmates when he was in school in his hometown. These things made him even more introverted, and he did not get much better until he was in junior high school.

Zhang Xuezhou is very sensible. When he was in junior high school, he would use his summer vacation to earn some pocket money.

Just when they thought the child was completely awake, new misfortune struck again...

A year ago, Zhang Xuezhou was molested and threatened by his teacher at school, which made Zhang Xuezhou become depressed again.

Since he has no parents, he can only keep these things in his heart.

There were a lot of gossips in the village when he was very young, which made Zhang Xuezhou doubt his life experience again.

Because he longs for a "complete family", he is so paranoid that he even threatens death.

They really had no choice but to win Zhang Xuezhou's request to find his relatives.

"We all know what he thinks. He just wants a complete family and parents who love him. What's wrong with that?"

At this point, the old man's tone became choked with sobs.

Zhang Xuezhou was brought up by him single-handedly, and no one could understand his mood at the moment.

In his eyes, Zhang Xuezhou is his grandson...

And there were many things that they didn't know about. They only learned about them in the suicide note, reporting that they were molested by the teacher...

The suicide note was posted on Zhang Xuezhou's Weibo, and Li Chen chose to believe him only after reading the suicide note.

Something written by a person with a death wish cannot be false...

What is described above is heart-wrenching.

From elementary school to being raped online...

The content of the suicide note explains his life... Was Zhang Xuezhou really wrong?

When she was three months old, she was sold by her biological parents like goods, just for the thousands of dollars in gift money.

What was the reason why Zhang Xuezhou was bullied online?
house…

Li Chen couldn't figure out whether the people who bullied him online were humans or animals.

When did it become a fault for the biological parents of a biological child to have a house to live in?
Zhang Xuezhou started his Weibo with this sentence:

He is born light and returns pure.

He owes nothing to his biological parents, nor does he owe any favor to his adoptive parents.

Li Chen was also quite disgusted with this approach.

Because in his eyes, suicide is often a way to escape reality.

But how can you accuse others of right and wrong without others suffering?

When his adoptive parents died when he was young, and he encountered isolation and threats from teachers, he lost his yearning for life.

Perhaps Zhang Xuezhou once regarded his biological parents as a life-saving straw when he fell into the water, a beam of light in the darkness.

But what happened next made him completely lose hope of living:
Secondary abandonment by parents, confusion of right and wrong, and online violence.

perhaps…

At that time, he really believed that death was the real relief.

Li Chen could imagine that if Zhang Xuezhou really took his biological parents to court, what would the netizens who criticized him say.

The content is nothing more than forcing them to buy a house and taking their parents to court if they don't buy it, which is similar to unfilial words...

After all, the focus of those black people's concerns is always different from that of normal people.

People express their thoughts before they die, and they care about where their money comes from...

It really is…

Always find a place to put your mouth.

In the next few days, Li Chen began to work on this case.

Li Chen divided Zhang Xuezhou’s case into two parts:

The first is the problem of their parents.

As biological parents, how could Li Chen let them go if they could do such a thing?
Because of the death of Zhang Xuezhou and his adoptive parents, the matter of reporting became a bit complicated...

The main source of Li Chen's evidence comes from his Weibo and other public accounts and chat records during his lifetime.

Report the other party for child trafficking first. They will not be able to escape this crime.

Li Chen flew to Bei Ha Province and went to their local martial arts association to report the incident.

Zhang Xuezhou is dead, but there is still a lot of evidence on his mobile phone, one of which is a conversation between him and his biological mother.

During the conversation, his mother’s attitude was so arrogant:

Who asked them to hug them? If they didn’t hug them, it would be better to be hugged by someone else...

Such a sentence also proves the best fact that they abandoned Zhang Xuezhou...

The Wushu Association police officers who filed the case had never taken on such a case before.

A lawyer took the deceased's mobile phone to the Wushu Association to call the police, saying he was calling the police on behalf of the deceased?
But he couldn't say much, so he could only settle the case with Li Chen's reasonable persuasion...

"Comrade police, I will pay attention to this case. If you do not file the case, please give me a reason for not filing the case. If you have no reason not to accept the case, then I will give feedback to your superior department or the District Prosecutor's Office."

There was no record of the case that was reported to the police at the time. This must have been someone playing a trick on the world...

After walking out of the Wushu Association in Beihe Province, Li Chen began to prepare for another question.

Sue those two big v’s…

(End of this chapter)