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Yu Xianjiang
Mr. Yu Xianjiang, born on December 21, 1952, was a resident of Changchun City, Jilin Province. In the past four years, he had been arrested and tortured many times. Below is a brief account of his persecution:
Between September 23, 1999 and mid February 2001 he was abducted three separate times by Xinhejie Police Station and Erdao District Police Department and sent to brainwashing centres each time.
On February 20, 2002, he was sentenced to one year of "education through labour" and sent to Chaoyanggou Labour Camp in Changchun City, where he was brutally tortured. On June 27, 2002, he was beaten so badly that his legs were broken. Not wanting to take the responsibility, the labour camp set him free the same day.
On August 15, 2002, he was again taken away from his home and sent to Xinglongshan Brainwashing Centre. On October 10, 2002, he was transferred to Chaoyanggou Labour Camp. Because of the long-term torture, he was extremely weak. On May 3, 2003, he was checked into the hospital when he was in grave danger. In the seven days of hospitalization, the medical bills amounted to over 7,000 yuan [the average monthly income of a Chinese worker is about 500 yuan]. The police forced his brother to borrow money to pay off the medical expenses. Since his family could not find any more money to pay for his hospitalisation, he had to come home to rest. In mid December 2003, he was again rushed to hospital for emergency treatment. This time the medical expenses were over 2,000 yuan. Being single and not having any income because of the persecution, he could not afford to stay in the hospital any longer. Therefore, he had to be discharged from the hospital before he recovered. Half a month later, on January 21, 2004 (on the eve of the Chinese New Year), he passed away in a sitting position, with no one around.
The next day when his neighbours came to pay him a visit, they found he had already left the world. The local residents all knew that he was a good person and he was tortured to death.
The police officers Ma Aihui and Yuan Ye who persecuted Yu Xianjiang were promoted for their persecution of him. Another police officer named Bai was also responsible. These several officers had abducted nearly 100 local practitioners.
Yu Xianjiang once used a pseudo name Yu Ying and published one article on Minghui.net [Chinese version of Clearwisdom.net] in 2000.
Chinese version available at http://www.minghui.org/mh/articles/2004/3/19/70273.html
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