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| − | [[File:dao.jpg|250px|right|thumb|''Graphic showing the locations of Mr. Xie’s stab wounds.'']] On August 27, 2011, the body of Xie Yexin (谢业新) was found in his office with 11 stab wounds. | + | [[File:dao.jpg|250px|right|thumb|''Graphic showing the locations of Mr. Xie’s stab wounds.'']] On August 27, 2011, the body of Xie Yexin (谢业新) was found in his office with 11 stab wounds. Mr. Xie was a government official in Hubei Province and a member of the disciplinary committee. The month before his death he had investigated the local deputy secretary for corruption. The official cause of his death was ruled suicide, the explanation being that the initial stab wounds were “half-hearted suicide attempts,” followed by a final successful attempt. [http://www.google.com/hostednews/afp/article/ALeqM5gW_IxTqwTGcbuYGi0oYPC204SIQQ?docId=CNG.1a206ccc2952988f0061af5db40f5f7e.261 Netizens and Mr. Xie’s family were deeply skeptical] of this official account, suspecting that Mr. Xie had in fact [[passive era|been "suicided"]]. |
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2023年8月7日 (一) 05:01的最新版本
试探性自杀 (shìtànxìng zìshā): half-hearted suicide attempt
On August 27, 2011, the body of Xie Yexin (谢业新) was found in his office with 11 stab wounds. Mr. Xie was a government official in Hubei Province and a member of the disciplinary committee. The month before his death he had investigated the local deputy secretary for corruption. The official cause of his death was ruled suicide, the explanation being that the initial stab wounds were “half-hearted suicide attempts,” followed by a final successful attempt. Netizens and Mr. Xie’s family were deeply skeptical of this official account, suspecting that Mr. Xie had in fact been "suicided".
