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My friend Li Feng had a difficult fate. His wife, who was a teacher at Ningbo Huizhen Academy, died of cancer in 2015, leaving Li Feng and his 11-year-old daughter Li Jiaxuan living alone.
In order to give his only daughter the best education, Li Feng spent all his savings to send his daughter to an international school in Singapore.
Li Jiaxuan has been studying in Singapore for eight years since 2016. In May this year, she completed all IB courses and examinations at Canadian International School (CIS) in Singapore. She has successively applied for undergraduate admission to the Chinese University of Hong Kong, the Hong Kong Polytechnic University, the University of Macau, the University of Sydney and the University of Melbourne, and is waiting for notifications.
Such a young girl who had completed all exams, submitted university admission applications, and was about to end her eight-year study abroad career and return home to Ningbo in ten days, was discovered by community security guards and cleaners around 7:45 in the morning on May 23. The body was found on the ground of the adjacent unit of the rented apartment. The cause of death was due to falling from the high-rise patio.
Father Li Feng learned the bad news at 14:30 on the 23rd. He was heartbroken and immediately took a flight to Singapore. He arrived in Singapore at 5:00 on the 24th.
After Li Feng arrived, he watched the scene accompanied by the local police in Singapore. Li Feng endured his grief and told the police that his daughter had completed all exams and submitted applications for university admission. There was no pressure on her studies; she was dating her third boyfriend emotionally ( Yu XX, a student at the same school, is an international student from Guangxi). Been dating your current boyfriend for more than six months. The possibility of committing suicide and falling to death is extremely small, and the last contacts of Li Jiaxuan during his lifetime should be investigated.
According to his father, Li Feng, the last people Li Jiaxuan had contact with during her lifetime were her boyfriend Yu XX and her best friend Faya (an international student from Zhejiang at the same school). After Li Jiaxuan fell and died, her boyfriend Yu XX used Li's IPAD to log in to her WeChat account and continued chatting with the outside world.
Li Jiaxuan has a total of 2 Iphones, two laptops, 1 IPAD, and 1 IWATCH. But after Li Feng arrived in Singapore, he only found a laptop. Li Jiaxuan’s mobile phones, IPADs, laptops, IWATCH and other electronic devices, as well as a considerable amount of jewelry and belongings, are at the residence of her boyfriend Yu XX. Li Feng hopes to get these items from his daughter back, but the Singapore police only said they would return them later.
Li Feng proposed to check the surveillance of his daughter's residential complex, the elevator, and the video before and after the fall to see if anyone was following her, or what level of consciousness her daughter was in at the time, but the police refused.
Later, Li Feng went to confirm the remains. The police told him that Singapore does not provide cold storage for corpses and that the corpse could not be kept for too long. Li Feng was urged to quickly claim the corpse and cremate it. With no choice but to sign, Li Feng could only sign. Li Jiaxuan's body was cremated at 19:15 on the night of the 24th. It took less than 48 hours from the incident to the cremation. From the time his father Li Feng arrived in Singapore, saw his daughter's body, to receiving his daughter's ashes, it only took 24 hours.
At 14:30 pm on May 24, D. Simth (telephone transliteration), the principal in charge of CIS of the Canadian International School in Singapore where Li Jiaxuan studied during his lifetime, had a call with Li Feng, and someone who was proficient in Chinese and English translated.
Li Feng expressed the hope to visit Li Jiaxuan's classroom again, and held a small memorial service at a location on campus deemed appropriate by the school. Teachers and students who were willing to participate voluntarily expressed their condolences.
The above requests were rejected by principal D. Simth. The reply was: Due to inconvenience, the school does not agree with Li Feng appearing on the CIS campus. The school decides independently which personnel will attend the memorial service and Li Feng has no right to express his opinion.
During the call, Li Feng, who had just lost his beloved daughter, endured his grief and calmly expressed his appeal to the school. However, the principal, D. Simth, was arrogant and the call broke up. After that, Li Feng never had any contact with his daughter’s school until Li Feng returned to China. , the school did not call Li Feng again.
As a father who desperately wanted to find the truth, Li Feng felt that there was an invisible wall in Singapore, making it difficult for him to move forward. Several Singaporean friends who accompanied Li Feng helped translate throughout the process, and they also felt the same way.
At 18:00 on Saturday, May 25, Li Feng tearfully took the ashes of his beloved daughter Li Jiaxuan and took the opportunity to return to Ningbo. Li Jiaxuan will be buried next to her mother's grave.
My friend Li Feng urges all parties to support the investigation of this case, including the Chinese Embassy in Singapore, education, international police cooperation, media, etc. After all, after June 1st, all current CIS graduates will disperse, and it will be more difficult to pursue the truth by then.
Above is tabloid news. Not confirmed.
https://www.8world.com/singapore/ch...death-father-wants-spf-to-investigate-2468446
SPF say insufficient evidence of murder
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