Sun Wei, do you think we can't catch you?This is the public's questioning of Sun Wei, the central figure in the Zhu Ling poisoning case.
In 1994, Zhu Ling was unfortunately poisoned, and her parents relentlessly pursued the truth of the incident while taking care of their daughter.
All the clues seemed to be focused on Sun Wei - she was the only person in Zhu Ling's dormitory who had access to the highly toxic thallium, and Zhu Ling's water cup was found under Sun Wei's desk. Although ** once said that the case was about to come to light, the final result disappointed Zhu Ling's parents again and again.
In August 1998, ** closed the case quietly, and Zhu Ling's parents did not learn of this until 2008.
In 2005, the Internet once again became a platform for revealing the truth, and a netizen's post revealed the details of the case in detail, pushing Sun Wei to the forefront. The post attracted widespread attention, and Zhu Ling's former classmates also stood up to speak out, believing that "the truth is there". However, the lack of official truth has never been able to become the real answer.
Sun Wei later changed his name and date of birth and moved to Australia. On April 18, 2013, she posted on the Internet, saying that she had been waiting for the day when the truth would be revealed, and expressed her desire for the truth. At the end of the post, she quoted an ancient poem that seemed to challenge the public's perception, saying that "laughter and scolding are made by people." However, such a performance failed to unravel the mystery of her.
In May 2013, Zhu Ling's parents received a mysterious email aimed at Zhu Ling, claiming that they only wanted her to leave the dormitory and did not intend to hurt her. The authenticity of the email is impossible to verify, but it certainly adds to the complexity of the case.
To this day, who is the leader of Zhu Ling's case seems to have become a well-known secret. The fog of truth still hangs over this tragedy, and Zhu Ling's parents are still insisting on seeking the answer they deserve.