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In a shocking development, two Chinese executives working for a medical equipment company were kidnapped and murdered in the Philippines, sparking outrage. On September 23, sources revealed that the main suspect, a woman named "Li Na," was arrested in Seoul, South Korea, on September 22. She is expected to be extradited to China for further investigation.
The kidnapping occurred over two months ago when the two executives traveled to the Philippines for business. The victims were lured under the pretense of negotiating product distribution with MEDEV, a medical equipment company. According to evidence from a friend of one of the victims, a Chinese-American named Sun, the trip was arranged by a woman identified as "Li Na," who had invited Sun to the Philippines to discuss overseas business.
This tragic incident came to light during a press conference on July 2 when Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning confirmed that one of the victims was a Chinese citizen. The news of the killings quickly attracted widespread attention and concern.
A source close to the families shared that emotions ran high after they were informed of Li Na's arrest. Photos show Li Na, wearing a black baseball cap and a white sweatshirt, being detained by South Korean police. Her passport, obtained by the media, revealed that she was born in 1980 under the name Chen Yuxuan.
The arrest has brought some relief to the victims' families, but the case has ignited strong reactions on Chinese social media. Many netizens expressed anger and demanded justice for the slain executives. One comment read, "This is heartbreaking. Such criminals must be severely punished." Another user added, "How could she lure them to their deaths? This is despicable!"
The investigation continues as Chinese authorities work to bring Li Na back to face justice.
