People in Liaoning Province Continue to Receive Karmic Retribution for Persecuting Falun Gong

(Clearwisdom.net)

Case 1:

Xiao Zhongying, head of the political security section of the Heishan County Police Department, Liaoning Province, used cruel means of torture in order to persecute Falun Dafa practitioners. In September 2001, his wife lost 60,000 Yuan [the average monthly income for an urban worker is about 500 Yuan] due to a scam. After we exposed this news on the Internet, Mrs. Xiao was furious. She tried to deny it and said that practitioners had made up the rumor. Recently Mrs. Xiao was admitted into a hospital due to the development of tumors in her womb. We hope that she will think it over and persuade her husband to quit doing bad deeds that violate both human rights and heavenly laws.

[See previous report: at http://www.clearwisdom.net/emh/articles/2002/12/28/30257.html]

Case 2.:

After the mass broadcast of the staged tragedy of the "Self Immolation" by Chinese government-owned media, three family members of Ms. Wang Xi and a retiree named Mr. Yuan Jingyu of Dalian Development Area's Mining Village, Liaoning Province, started to slander Falun Dafa and denounce practitioners. They refused to listen to the true facts about Falun Gong. Later on, her husband suffered cerebral thrombosis while her son fell off a motorcycle into a ditch and broke his arm. Ms. Wang herself became ill and needed an intravenous injection. Mr. Yuan was hospitalized for both heart disease and acute hepatitis. He passed away 7 days after being released from the hospital.

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[Note: These incidents could have been avoided. These people may not have started out as bad people, but under the intense pressure applied by the Jiang regime, they were pushed into persecuting Falun Dafa practitioners. In the process of destroying the lives of kind, law-abiding citizens, they have sealed their own fates and inevitably faced karmic retribution as punishment and even brought misfortune to their loved ones. If it weren't for Jiang's wicked orders, perhaps their fates would have been different.]

Chinese version available at http://www.minghui.cc/mh/articles/2003/1/23/43235.html

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