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This is the infamous "Nehe County Jia Wenge Serial Murder Case," a name that struck fear into the hearts of many.
At one point, Nehe County was referred to as the "Bandit City," with rumors circulating that anyone who didn't want to live should go to Nehe.
Jia Wenge, one of the earliest serial killers in Heilongjiang during the 1990s, and his gang brutally murdered 42 people over two years. They dismembered the bodies and hid them in the cellar of their home, cooking and pickling the victims' lower bodies, indulging in an extremely perverse "lifestyle."
Even more astonishing is that the only woman in the gang was once Jia Wenge's 21st victim. However, the woman who miraculously survived ultimately chose to sink into "hell."
The incident occurred on October 22, 1991.
The location was Suzhou Railway Station.
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That night, officers from the Suzhou Railway Police Station were patrolling when they noticed two men and a woman behaving suspiciously. Out of caution, they brought the trio back to the duty room for questioning.
To their surprise, they found over 3,000 yuan in cash, a dagger, five out-of-town identification cards, and other suspicious items in the woman's bag. This amount of money was significant in the 1990s and starkly contrasted with the shabby appearance of the three.
Moreover, who would normally carry a dagger and anesthetics when going out, let alone five identification cards? After separating them for questioning, despite their insistence on different stories and various excuses, the experienced officers concluded that this was likely a gang involved in robbery using anesthetics.
Upon verification, it turned out that these three were suspects in a robbery case that had occurred days earlier in Hangzhou using a method known as "仙人跳" (a type of scam). The Suzhou Railway Police Station immediately contacted the Hangzhou Police.
At that time, the Hangzhou Police considered it just an ordinary scam robbery and did not pay much attention to it. They casually assigned a young officer named Huang Guohua to interrogate the three. However, no one expected that this interrogation would completely change Huang Guohua's fate.
During questioning, the two men identified themselves as Jia Wenge and Li Xiuhua, while the woman introduced herself as Xu Lixia from Qiqihar in Heilongjiang Province's Nehe County.
Although both men remained tight-lipped during interrogation, Xu Lixia openly confessed to their involvement in the scam. Just when Huang Guohua thought he had wrapped up the interrogation, Xu Lixia suddenly burst into tears and made a shocking statement: "We killed more than 20 people in Northeast China."
Upon hearing this, Huang Guohua initially thought Xu Lixia was simply panicking under pressure. However, looking into her determined eyes sent chills down his spine; it didn't seem like mere ramblings. He immediately reported this to his superiors.
To verify Xu Lixia's claims, the Hangzhou Police arranged for experienced officers to conduct a thorough interrogation of all three suspects.
Soon after, one suspect, Li Xiuhua, confessed that this shocking case was orchestrated by Jia Wenge and revealed that the victims' bodies were hidden in Jia Wenge's cellar in Nehe County. He also mentioned two accomplices from the area: Sun Wenli and Li Yanzhen.
At this point, two of the three suspects had provided highly consistent accounts of their crimes. The Hangzhou Police, both shocked and convinced of its veracity, immediately contacted Nehe Police.
According to information provided by the Hangzhou Police, the Nehe Police immediately rushed to Jia Wenge's home.
As soon as they opened the cellar in the backyard, a putrid stench assaulted their senses. Many officers present were overwhelmed and vomited, even the forensic expert wearing a gas mask found it hard to believe, as he had never encountered such an intense smell of decay before.
Braving the suffocating odor, the forensic expert and technicians climbed down the ladder, only to be met with a scene reminiscent of hell on earth.
The cellar was filled with rotting human tissue and viscous fluids, with over a dozen bodies tangled together, piled densely in a corner against the wall, sending chills down their spines.
What was even more horrifying was that the forensic expert discovered many organs were missing from these bodies, particularly the male victims who were notably lacking their genitals.
Due to the cramped conditions of the cellar, the forensic expert had no choice but to tie ropes around the bodies so that technicians above could pull them up. However, as they were being transported, decaying flesh continued to fall away, making the entire cellar even more macabre.
Even the forensic expert lost control of his bowels and struggled to breathe, collapsing on the ground in the cellar. According to doctors and nurses who later attended to him, they were so overwhelmed by the stench emanating from him that they vomited on the spot.
Moreover, in addition to discovering over ten bodies in the first cellar, police found more than twenty additional bodies in a second cellar.
It took over a week for forensic experts to piece together 41 distinct sets of remains, among which 28 bodies were eventually identified while 13 remained unknown.
According to Xu Lixia and others, out of the 41 victims, Jia Wenge alone had killed 20 people. Subsequently, he teamed up with Li Xiuhua and Sun Wenli, resulting in an additional 21 murders.
Thus, including Jia Wenge's ex-wife Li Yanzhen who committed suicide out of guilt, this shocking case that stunned the nation resulted in a total of 42 deaths.
So why did Jia Wenge brutally murder so many people? And how did Xu Lixia transform from a kindergarten teacher into a demon?
It is known that Jia Wenge was a native of Nehe, born in 1965 and quite handsome. At first glance, one would never suspect him to be a bloodthirsty killer.
In the 1980s, Jia Wenge became a technician at a farm machinery parts factory in Nehe. Although he wasn't wealthy, he held a job that many envied for its stability.
However, Jia Wenge was restless and used his good looks to engage in affairs with young female workers at the factory. After repeated warnings failed to reform him, he was ultimately dismissed as an example to others.
After losing his job, Jia Wenge turned to slaughtering animals out of necessity. But his nature was one of indulgence; he frequently sought out fallen women and even brought them home for "learning exchanges." His wife Li Yanzhen could no longer tolerate his behavior and divorced him.
Thus began Jia Wenge's emotional venting through slaughtering cattle and sheep, which ignited his latent cruelty. In May 1989, he met a fallen woman named Wang Yanling, and they quickly developed a romantic relationship.
Due to Wang Yanling's exceptional beauty, Jia Wenge exploited her looks to engage in a scam known as "the heavenly jump." At that time, law enforcement was strict against prostitution, so victims of the scam were too afraid to speak up and would rather lose money than face the consequences, allowing the two to make a considerable profit from this scheme.
However, this good fortune did not last long. In February 1990, Wang Yanling returned to her hometown to get married, ending her relationship with Jia Wenge and cutting off his financial support. Jia Wenge became increasingly frustrated and began to blame Fallen Woman for his predicament.
On July 12, 1990, Jia Wenge lured a young Fallen Woman to his home. After they had finished, he discovered that she was carrying a significant amount of money. Driven by greed, he brutally strangled her and disposed of her body in the cellar.
Terrifyingly, during the act of murder, Jia Wenge experienced an unprecedented thrill, which sparked a spree of violence. In just four months, he used the same method to lure over ten Fallen Women or girls from out of town to his home, where he committed rape, murder, and robbery.
The small cellar quickly filled up with bodies, but Jia Wenge had no intention of stopping. Instead, he dug another cellar nearby.
This time, he was no longer satisfied with the small amounts of money from Fallen Women; he set his sights on businessmen coming to Nehe for trade. These individuals typically carried large sums of cash and were unfamiliar with the local area.
At the same time, feeling that working alone was too risky, Jia Wenge recruited Li Xiuhua and Sun Wenli and coerced his ex-wife Li Yanzhen into joining them. To ensure compliance among the three women—only one victim dared to report the crimes.
It was this report that led officers at the Suzhou Railway Police Station to confirm that the three were part of a recent gang involved in drugging and robbing victims.
After their arrest, Xu Lixia said, "Those days were worse than death. I lived like a dog and helped him harm over ten people. I knew that even if I turned myself in voluntarily, I couldn't escape death. But I didn't want to sink any further; at least being executed would bring me some solace."
On January 24, 1992, Jia Wenge, Li Xiuhua, Xu Lixia, and Sun Wenli were executed in Nehe. The panic-inducing phrase "If you don't want to live, go to Nehe" came to an end. Rumors circulated that 42 people had died due to the Nehe case; thus, Jia Wenge was shot 42 times.
Upon learning that Jia Wenge's life of crime ended amidst dozens of gunshots, Huang Guohua—the officer who participated in the interrogation—could no longer tolerate the existence of such demons. Subsequently, he resigned from the police force and pursued further education to become a People's Police instructor, hoping to train more officers to bring those hidden evils to justice.
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