(Clearwisdom.net) Yang Ming, the leader of the fourth team in the Maojiashan Female Forced Labor Camp in Chongqing City always tortured Falun Gong practitioners while pretending to care for them.

Yang Min tortured Zhou Chengyu to death. Zhou Chengyu had a few boils on her feet and Yang Ming used it as a pretext to force a "medical treatment" on Zhou. The abusers force-feed Zhou with medicine for over a month. The infusion caused dropsy all over Zhou's body and made her lower abdomen swell up like a watermelon. Zhou felt extremely uncomfortable in the area of her heart and could neither sleep nor sit. Zhou told the doctors in the forced labor camp about the strong reaction to the drugs she was being forced to receive, but the doctors continued to force the injections and infusions on her. Zhou was unable to eat anything and was in mortal danger when Yang Ming had two imprisoned drug-users carry Zhou on their backs to the hospital. Zhou said, " I can hardly breathe. I've been forced to take too much medicine. It is putting pressure on my heart. I feel uncomfortable." Yang Min didn't care. Eventually the medicine overloaded Zhou's heart and caused her death. In this vicious way, Yang Ming killed Zhou Chengyu.

Trying to block the news, the authorities in the forced labor camp placed the practitioners who knew in separate confinement for a few months and then transferred them to the Nanmusi Forced Labor Camp for further persecution so as to keep everything quiet.

Yang Ming tortured another Falun Gong practitioner Wang Jiqin the same way. With the excuse of "taking care of " Wang's suffering from heart disease and high blood pressure, Yang Ming had four or five accomplices press her on the ground for forced-feeding with medicine. Wang went into shock. The abusers also "looked after" other practitioners the same way.

At this moment, Falun Gong practitioner Zhang Hongquan is suffering the same kind of torture and is on the verge of death.

Posting date: 11/19/2002
Original article date: 11/19/2002
Category: Eye Witness Accounts
Chinese version available at http://www.minghui.cc/mh/articles/2002/11/7/39230.html

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