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In a disturbing case of family conflict turned malicious, a Beijing woman has allegedly created and distributed fake prostitution cards featuring her own sister's contact information, all stemming from a property dispute between the siblings.
The victim, Li Suqin, has been suffering from constant harassment due to these cards, which were scattered around her neighborhood. The cards reportedly contained her phone number along with suggestive messages including "unlimited visits" and "payment upon satisfaction."
"This is beyond what even sworn enemies would do to each other, let alone sisters," commented one local resident familiar with the case. Li has been receiving numerous unwanted calls during the night, severely disrupting her daily life and causing significant emotional distress.
Local police have been actively involved in helping Li collect and dispose of the malicious cards. Together with community volunteers, they have successfully removed all known cards from the area. However, the psychological damage and reputational harm caused by this incident may have longer-lasting effects.
Legal experts point out that creating and distributing such cards not only fails to resolve the underlying property dispute but also violates multiple laws and regulations. The sister's actions could potentially result in criminal charges related to defamation and harassment.
The case has sparked heated discussion on Chinese social media, with many expressing shock at how a family dispute could escalate to such extremes. "Family conflicts over property are common, but this crosses all moral boundaries," wrote one netizen. Another commented, "Money can truly poison family relationships."
