Dear HR managers:
Nobody wants to have a colleague who turns out to be a suspect or an
insider of an unsolved crime, yet by deliberate cover-up they outwitted
us and made us believe that they were innocent.
Forgiving me for writing to you anonymously, because it is what I
going to say that matters, not who I am. I am a Chinese, one of billions
who cry for the victim of an atrocious crime, and hope the murder (or
murders) is brought to justice soon.
19 years ago, a brilliant female student named Ling Zhu (Zhu is her
family name), was repeatedly poisoned by lethal doses of Thallium at her
dormitory at Tshinghua University. Had her high school classmate not sent
SOS messages to experts world wide, Ling Zhu wouldn't be alive today,and
we wouldn't even know that she was poisoned. She miraculously survived,
with horrifying, permanent neurological and physical damage. One of her
roommates was identified by police as the only suspect, but the case has
never been officially solved. You may refer to the following link
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zhu_Ling_(poisoning_victim) for more
details.
Now, your employee, named 【自己改名字】 is believed to be AT LEAST
AN INSIDER OF THIS ATROCIOUS CRIME. Although millions of Chinese have
been following this case closely for 19 years, the murder (or murderers)
are still at large. Chances of solving the case are getting slimmer
unless at least one of the insiders disclose what happened exactly 19
years ago.
Dear managers, we wouldn't send this letter if it's not the last
resort. As far as I know, in China, after 20 years, an unsolved crime
cannot be re-opened for investigation. Time is running out quickly. We
respect whatever measures you take after you hear this.
Sincerely,
An anonymous Chinese
Nobody wants to have a colleague who turns out to be a suspect or an
insider of an unsolved crime, yet by deliberate cover-up they outwitted
us and made us believe that they were innocent.
Forgiving me for writing to you anonymously, because it is what I
going to say that matters, not who I am. I am a Chinese, one of billions
who cry for the victim of an atrocious crime, and hope the murder (or
murders) is brought to justice soon.
19 years ago, a brilliant female student named Ling Zhu (Zhu is her
family name), was repeatedly poisoned by lethal doses of Thallium at her
dormitory at Tshinghua University. Had her high school classmate not sent
SOS messages to experts world wide, Ling Zhu wouldn't be alive today,and
we wouldn't even know that she was poisoned. She miraculously survived,
with horrifying, permanent neurological and physical damage. One of her
roommates was identified by police as the only suspect, but the case has
never been officially solved. You may refer to the following link
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zhu_Ling_(poisoning_victim) for more
details.
Now, your employee, named 【自己改名字】 is believed to be AT LEAST
AN INSIDER OF THIS ATROCIOUS CRIME. Although millions of Chinese have
been following this case closely for 19 years, the murder (or murderers)
are still at large. Chances of solving the case are getting slimmer
unless at least one of the insiders disclose what happened exactly 19
years ago.
Dear managers, we wouldn't send this letter if it's not the last
resort. As far as I know, in China, after 20 years, an unsolved crime
cannot be re-opened for investigation. Time is running out quickly. We
respect whatever measures you take after you hear this.
Sincerely,
An anonymous Chinese
