In March 1999, ** received a notice and was asked to return to Beijing to attend an enlarged meeting of the Central Military Commission. When he returned to the venue, he felt tense and no one greeted him. **Announced quarantine review of ***. At the meeting, ** asked, "Does my father know?".
He was the son of Ji Pengfei and the main general of the East China Field Army during the Liberation War. However, despite being cared for by his parents, ** did not do well in school and joined the army at the age of 16. He excelled in the army, but as he rose through the ranks, his mind gradually degenerated.
He unscrupulously sought personal gain, sold army assets, and was suspected of leaking a large amount of military intelligence to foreign countries, and was suspected of treason.
In 1999, 90-year-old Ji Pengfei was heartbroken when he learned of his son's crime.
Although he hoped for his son's leniency and wrote letters to intercede with the leadership, to no avail. Many attempts to contact old comrades-in-arms for help have failed. On February 10, 2000, Ji Pengfei died at the age of 91.
**Realize that you have lost your support, take the initiative to confess and repent, provide effective clues, assist in dismantling the spy network, and make meritorious contributions. Although he surrendered and returned the stolen goods, he was sentenced to life imprisonment.