Mining Tycoon Executed in China

Liu Han, center, cries as he is escorted by police officers during his trial on 16 April 2014.
Liu Han, center, cries as he is escorted by police officers during his trial on 16 April 2014.

Liu Han, 48, was found guilty of murder and running a 'mafia-style organisation.
The accused was the former chairman of Hanlong Group, was executed alongside his brother, Liu Wei and three others.
Their offences include running gambling dens from their base in Guanghan, in China's southwestern Sichuan province, in the early 1990s, gathering around them "a gang of local thugs and vagrants," state media reported around the time of their trial.

Liu Han has a reputation as a philanthropist, he built a rural school campus after a 2008 earthquake that devastated Sichuan. His brother also had a reputation for charity, and had been a torch-bearer in the build-up to the Beijing Olympics, also in 2008.
They were allowed to bid their families goodbye just before they were executed.
My Take: If such laws could have an effect on the affluent in my country Nigeria, they will be less corruption in the society.
On the other hand, is Capital Punishment a solution to the evil deeds of men?
Very Complicated world.. 



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