Niu Tengyu, the administrator of the “Vulgar Wiki” website, was convicted as the main culprit and sentenced to 14 years.
Niu Tengyu, a website administrator, was found guilty of being the main culprit in the “Vulgar Wiki” case, which was triggered by the leak of personal information about Xi Jinping‘s Family, and was sentenced to 14 years at the end of last year. Niu Tengyu’s mother, who was threatened for her son’s injustice, told reporters today (Feb. 20) that a source warned her not to be alone at Home and that the police had drawn up a plan to harm her.
Niu Tengyu’s mother believes that her son has become a “scapegoat” for others. She and the Parents of other children sentenced in the same case wrote a joint open letter to seek justice for their children, and were interviewed by foreign media about their grievances.
Niu Tengyu’s mother told our reporter today that a person on the Maoming side told her, “You have to be careful, you try not to be alone from (in) home, because they have a plan, they may want to come out through the police on the traffic side, or they find a way to know that you are very bad health, take you away, not more than 24 hours, put you again, go in and then let You suffer some internal injuries, let you die at home.”
Earlier, after learning that her son was sentenced to 14 years, Niu Tengyu’s mother fainted in anxiety, and then almost lost her eyesight, and accidentally broke a leg, so her body was very weak.
Niu Tengyu’s mother said, “I was so scared, I didn’t dare to be home alone when I heard this. He said, ‘You must not stay at home alone, if there is someone, he may not dare, and then someone to take you, you must not follow them. You follow them, they have such a vicious idea.’ Exactly they dare not implement I do not know.”
She also said that one night, someone smashed the door of her house and scared her so much that she waited for an hour and no one was outside before she rushed to call someone to help her leave the house. She said she wasn’t sure what the person who smashed the door was up to.
As previously reported by this station, someone else threatened her, “to put her out and not let her talk.”
The case was sparked by the exposure of Xi Jinping’s daughter Xi Mingze and her brother-in-law Deng Jiagui’s photos and other personal information on the offshore websites Red Bank Foundation and Chinawiki in 2019. The Chinese Communist Party set up a task force for this purpose. But since both sites were founded and maintained overseas, the police targeted the “vile wiki” sites that shared links to the two sites and arrested a large number of young people across the country. But police around the country later found that these people did not constitute a crime and released them, except for Guangdong’s Maoming police, who sentenced 24 people to prison.
Nine of them were minors, and five were under 20 when they were arrested. Niu Tengyu, a computer genius under the age of 20, was named the “main culprit”.
Recently, Xiao Yanrui, the founder of “Vicious Wiki” and “Zhinawiki,” testified publicly that Niu Tengyu and the other convicted persons had nothing to do with the “Xi Minze personal information exposure incident. The “personal information of Xi Mingze was exposed” incident is unrelated.
On the 18th, Xiao Yanrui even said that the Guangdong Maoming Public Prosecutor and the law had joined hands to produce the yin and yang documents, framing Niu Tengyu as the “main culprit”, and that Li Chunsheng, head of the Guangdong Public Security Department, was questioned as the person behind the incident.
After the case, the “New Vulgar Wiki” website was born overseas, and its main manager Chen Ming warned the Communist authorities that the case must be retried and that there is no room for maneuvering, nor will they accept a reduced sentence for a few people, or some exchange of monetary benefits.
Chen urged the Communist Party of Guangdong Province to give a fair verdict as soon as possible, otherwise no one will be able to stop them from releasing to the public all the secret files related and unrelated to the “Vulgar Wiki” that they have found in the public security archives in various parts of Guangdong Province.
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