A woman in Wuhan was dragged and dragged by her husband by 8.5 meters and died. The police filed a case for negligence.

A 29-year-old woman in Wuhan was crushed and dragged 8.5 meters to death in an underground garage by her husband Zhang. The notice of identification issued by the Jiang'an Branch of the Wuhan Public Security Bureau on March 23 indicated that the case was identified as a "death caused by Zhang's negligence."

On the evening of October 13, Mr. Gan, the father of the deceased, told the Beijing News that the police had now concluded the second supplementary investigation and the prosecutor was preparing to prosecute.

On the morning of the 14th, a staff member of the Jiang'an Branch of the Wuhan Municipal Public Security Bureau told the Beijing News that determining whether Zhang was "dead by negligence" requires the intervention of many departments, such as forensic identification, etc. The local police station is the leading department in handling the case. Please consult the police station for details of the case. The reporter then called the Houhu Police Station of the Jiang'an Branch of the Wuhan Public Security Bureau and the police handling the case. Both said that the facts of the case would only be disclosed to the family.

The woman was run over and dragged to death by her husband in the underground garage

Mr. Gan told the Beijing News reporter that at 6 o'clock in the morning on March 6, he saw his daughter Gan and his son-in-law Zhang arguing. Mou insisted on going to work." Mr. Gan said, Zhang also told Gan Mou's mother to be optimistic about Gan Mou and not let her go out, "He said he was not optimistic about something big."

Mr. Gan said that the day before the incident, he heard his daughter and son-in-law quarrel fiercely about divorce, asking for a babysitter, calling on credit and bank accounts. After that, the two reached an agreement and agreed to handle the above matters together the next day.

At 7 o'clock on March 6, Gan went out to the underground garage, and Zhang also went out two or three minutes later. Gan's mother told the Beijing News reporter, "At 7:28, he called me and said,'Mom, get down, she got under my car. I don't know, I hit her under the car.' "Mr. Gan immediately went to the garage to look for and saw his daughter being pressed under the front wheel of the car.

A surveillance video provided by Mr. Qian to the Beijing News reporter showed that at 7:26 on March 6, a man walked outside the garage to call the police. The surveillance recorded the man's voice: "It's my wife, yes, I was knocked down." Mr. Jing Qian identified the man as Zhang.

Mr. Gan told the Beijing News that the logo on the front of the car had been broken. After the car was removed, the police conducted an on-site investigation and found that the trail was 8.5 meters long.

The notice of identification issued by the Jiang'an Branch of the Wuhan Public Security Bureau on March 23 indicated that the case was determined to be a "death caused by Zhang's negligence." Relevant personnel were hired to appraise the corpse of the deceased. The deceased died of mechanical suffocation caused by blunt external force on the neck, chest, and abdomen, as well as blood loss due to rupture of the liver and greater omentum. Ethanol and Tetramine were not detected in the blood samples of the deceased.

Mr. Gan said that his daughter was about 160 cm tall, and she wore a blue shirt and red pants with bright colors. "He (Zhang) said that my daughter got under the car by herself. He didn't see it. Because there is no surveillance in the garage, we Asked to do an identification of the traces of the accident, but the police have not done it.” Mr. Qian said, the police issued a statement to him, stating that the evidence of Zhang’s intentional murder was insufficient.

On the morning of October 14, a staff member of the Jiang'an Branch of the Wuhan Municipal Public Security Bureau told the Beijing News that determining whether Zhang was "dead by negligence" requires the intervention of many departments, such as forensic identification, etc. The local police station is the leader in handling the case. Department, please consult the police station for details of the case. The reporter then called the Houhu Police Station of the Jiang'an Branch of the Wuhan Public Security Bureau and the police handling the case. Both said that the facts of the case would only be disclosed to the family.

In the surveillance video provided by Mr. Qian, a man walked out of the underground garage at 7:26 on March 6. The man was identified by Mr. Qian as Zhang. Photo courtesy of the interviewee

The father of the deceased: the daughter had sued for divorce before the incident

Mr. Gan said that since his daughter married in December 2019, his daughter-in-law has often quarreled. In a civil complaint with Gan's handprint provided by Mr. Gan, Gan requested the court to approve the divorce of both parties. The filing time was 4 days before the incident, that is, March 2, 2021.

The complaint states that Gan and Zhang met in October 2018 after being introduced by a friend. On December 12, 2019, the two registered their marriage and gave birth to a daughter in November 2020. At the time of the incident, the two children were only 105 days old and are currently being raised by Mr. Qian.

The indictment mentioned that after marriage, Gan had to do housework and take care of children in addition to work. Zhang never helped to share and often quarreled over trivial matters. In March 2020, Gan and Zhang stayed in Zhang's hometown Jingzhou, during which they were subjected to Zhang's domestic violence. Mr. Gan also said, "My daughter only knew that she was pregnant when she went to the doctor due to domestic violence.

The complaint also stated that during Gan Mou's pregnancy, Zhang had repeatedly used overtime to cover up his late return. Zhang has a regular job, but often borrows money from Qian to repay his credit card. Among the materials provided by Mr. Qian, there is also an IOU for Zhang to borrow from Qian’s mother, with a loan of 300,000 yuan, and promises to be repaid in two years. Zhang’s name and ID number are written on the deposit office, and the date is January 31, 2021.