Wang Lili, a 19-year-old girl, was assaulted after her night shift near a cemetery in Zhoushan, Zhejiang. She was dragged into the cemetery, stripped, and brutally beaten with a heavy object. She was raped by two men, one of whom pretended to help her but was actually an accomplice. The assault lasted nearly four hours, leaving her severely injured.
The police found a large bloodstain between tombstones, a broken brick, and a shoe print with blood and hair. They also discovered two cigarette butts, one of the brand 'Baisha' and the other 'Hongshuangxi,' indicating the suspects had a low standard of living. Additionally, a motorcycle was spotted on surveillance footage near the crime scene.
The primary suspects were Liu Qianwei and Liu Zishen, both from Anhui. They matched the description provided by Wang Lili, including their physical appearance, smoking habits, and the fact that they fled Zhoushan the day after the crime. DNA evidence later confirmed their involvement.
Jin Huijun murdered her husband, He Hongfa, because she was having an affair with Wang A'gen, her husband's nephew. She wanted to eliminate He Hongfa to continue her relationship with Wang A'gen. The murder was premeditated, and they dismembered He Hongfa's body to conceal the crime.
Jin Huijun and Wang A'gen dismembered He Hongfa's body, boiled the parts, and stored them in a refrigerator. They then disposed of the body parts in various garbage bins across Shanghai. They also painted over bloodstains on the walls and burned evidence like bedding to hide the crime.
Both Jin Huijun and Wang A'gen were found guilty of intentional homicide and sentenced to death, with their political rights permanently revoked. The trial was held at the Shanghai Intermediate People's Court, and the verdict was delivered on September 9, 1988.