Huang Mingzhi: Wanted in Taiwan Celebrity Murder Case | CNA

(Central News Agency reporter Wu Shenghong, Singapore, 4th) A Taiwanese internet celebrity passed away in Malaysia a few days ago. Malaysian singer Huang Mingzhi was accused of sleeping with internet celebrity Xie Youxin and being arrested for possessing drugs. Malaysia’s “China News” reported today that the Malaysian police have been hunting for Huang Mingzhi for more than 6 hours but have not yet arrested him, and have added Huang Mingzhi to the police’s wanted list.

This incident caused widespread discussion in Malaysia and was reported by mainstream media. Malaysia’s “Malay Mail” and “Sin Chew Daily” reported today that Kuala Lumpur Chief Police Officer Fadil Marsus stated in a statement that the police decided to investigate the case under Section 302 (Murder) of the Penal Code.

“China News” reported in the afternoon that the Malaysian police had been hunting for Huang Mingzhi for more than 6 hours but still had not arrested him. Huang Mingzhi has been added to the police’s wanted list and a nationwide manhunt has been launched. The Star reported that Fadi Masushi said he believed Huang Mingzhi was aware of the ongoing investigation. “He cannot be found so far. We think he is on the run.”

On October 22, the Malaysian police received a report that a Taiwanese woman lost consciousness in a hotel room. Huang Mingzhi was also present. The police found pills suspected of being drugs on his body and was arrested. He pleaded not guilty to the charges of drug possession and drug abuse, and was allowed to go out on bail after paying bail.

Huang Mingzhi posted on Facebook on the 2nd denying the accusation. He said at the time that the news was based on rumors. He did not take drugs and did not carry drugs. “At most, I drank a lot recently. If you believe it, believe it. If you don’t believe it, don’t believe it. Anyway, the truth will be revealed when the police report comes out. It should take another 2 or 3 months.” (Editor: Tian Ruihua) 1141104

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