Masanjia Forced Labor Camp Authorities Torture Ms. Li Baojie to Death and Force Her Family to Quickly Cremate the Body (Photo)

(Clearwisdom.net) On April 8, 2005, Falun Dafa practitioner Ms. Li Baojie from Panjin City, Liaoning Province was persecuted to death by authorities at the Masanjia Forced Labor Camp. After her death, the perpetrators forced Ms. Li Baojie's family to quickly cremate her body in order to try to avoid responsibility. Due to an enormous amount of pressure, her family gave in and cremated her body on April 15, 2005.

It was reported that Ms. Li Baojie was sent to the Emergency Room of Shenyang Hospital on April 7, 2005. The doctor diagnosed her with a lung infection as well as respiratory acidosis and she was having difficulty breathing. As a result, she had difficulty in speaking clearly but she still continued to clarify the truth to the doctors and nurses she met. During this period of time, there were also three collaborators who tried to "reform" her by verbally abusing and slandering her repeatedly.

Masanjia Forced Labor Camp said that Ms. Li Baojie started a hunger strike on April 3. They sent her to Shenyang Hospital on April 7 due to her critical physical condition. It was puzzling and unbelievable that Ms. Li Baojie would suffer those symptoms from hunger.

The doctors at the Shenyang Hospital requested to perform an emergency surgery and give her artificial ventilation, but this requires the signatures of both parties. Masanjia Forced Labor Camp refused to be held responsible and shifted all the blame on her family. Such an irresponsible act caused Ms. Li Baojie to lose her only chance of survival because immediate medical treatment was not given. As a result, she left this world on April 8, 2005.

Masanjia Forced Labor Camp First Brigade Chief, Yang: 86-24-89210074-381

One of the persons in charge on April 7, Xie: 86-13940195580 (Cell)

A female police officer, Zhang Lei: 86-24-89212252 (She refused to allow Ms. Li Baojie's family to visit. She also knows the details regarding Ms. Li Baojie's hunger strike).

Chinese version available at http://www.minghui.ca/mh/articles/2005/5/1/100842.html

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