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Culture & Politics » talk.politics.china » China's Horrific Crimes: Police Witness Tells of Organ HarvestingDeals
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China's Horrific Crimes: Police Witness Tells of Organ Harvesting Deals
Police Witness Tells of Organ Harvesting Deals
The Epoch Times
Jul 08, 2006
As the name of "Sujiatun" surfaces, so do the inside stories of
extremely brutal persecution against Falun Gong practitioners, criminals
sentenced to death, and those who were driven to the outskirts of
society by the Chinese communist regime.
During an interview with New Tang Dynasty TV, a former policeman from
Guangzhou Province disclosed this inside story on how the Chinese
communist regime utilizes its five operating divisions to coordinate
with the police system. With a quota set for killing and organ
harvesting, all the relevant activities receive permission to operate
and no one dares to complain. This policeman said, "In the system
operated by the Communist Party, if I kill, I can make money; the
government allocates the funds. If I don't work, then I can't make a
living. If I don't kill, how can I make a living?"
This policeman is Zhang Jianhua. Zhang was born June 30, 1959, and
worked at Longgang Police Station of Shenzhen Public Security Bureau in
Guangzhou Province.
Anchor: When were you a policeman in Shenzhen City?
Zhang: I was in the military before 1981. After being transferred to
civilian work, I was again transferred to the Longgong Police Station in
1987. Since then, I was a policeman as well as a superintendent. I was
mainly responsible for smuggling control and intelligence security, so I
have good knowledge of internal documents issued by the Chinese
Communist Party (CCP). I am also very familiar with Falun Gong cases. In
other words, I know the dark side of the Chinese communist regime very
well, including murder and corruption cases. I came to America because I
was too honest and could not comprehend the lies of being a policeman in
mainland China. We were trained to have a good comprehension of law, so
I could not remain silent while seeing the law being violated, though I
did not report it. My conscience felt unsettled when I saw how victims,
including Falun Gong practitioners, were being persecuted. Therefore, I
reported those policemen's crimes to their supervisors. I could no
longer simply watch unjust murder cases and Falun Gong cases happen, so
I disclosed them. Imperceptibly, I received retaliation. There were many
reasons for retaliation and forging evidence is very easy. It is also
very easy to press charges against anyone who sympathizes with Falun
Gong, and those CCP members and policemen are skilled in pressing
charges, making it impossible to prove innocence – only guilt. I went to
many places to appeal in China, including the National People's
Congress, State Council and Ministry of Public Security. I appealed for
the persecution against me. No one took my appeal seriously. Instead,
they sent me away and mocked me, telling me to not get involved in so
many affairs and to go back and be obedient.
I also personally went to the office of Shenzhen People's Daily, Nanfang
Daily, and Nanfang Weekend to expose the inside stories. I even wrote to
China Central Television (CCTV) editors and personally went to the CCTV
station to talk to the persons in charge. They showed no interest at all
since I wanted to reveal the dark side of the CCP; reporting such
stories would only bring trouble upon themselves. They would never
offend the public security system as a whole or tarnish the reputation
of the government just to help me out of my troubles. Seeking action,
the authorities of Longgang Police Station tried to find ways to fire
me. I had no other choice but to flee the country and come to the United
States.
The main mission since escaping from China is to expose the organ
harvest and trade, along with the murdering and persecution of Falun
Gong in China with the help of media outlets in the United States.
Mr. Zhang Jianhua.(The Epoch Times)
Anchor: You mentioned that you have witnessed the organ harvesting from
a criminal. Could you please describe in detail the location, time and
specific incident you witnessed?
Zhang: It was in 1998 when I was a criminal policeman at Longgang Police
Station. Between 1997 and 1998, there was a major drug trafficking case,
the biggest of its kind in entire Asia, which was called "961 drug
trafficking case," or "916 drug trafficking case", if I remember
correctly. The major criminal's name was Wang Tiansong. He had an
accomplice whose name was Chen Longzai (They were both arrested). I
personally knew Chen Longzai because he lived in our district and had
gathered information for me before. However, he met his due punishment
for smuggling and trafficking drugs, and was executed in 1997. I
followed Chen's case closely because I was friends with one of his
relatives. Chen and his brother were both from Hong Kong, and his
brother wished to see him one more time before the execution. I knew
that all his internal organs were missing and they must have been
harvested. The brother's main concern was precisely that Chen Longzai's
organs might be removed, because it is thought to be inauspicious if
one's organs are taken out upon death.
Anchor: Did people know Chen's organs would be harvested that day
because similar incidents had occurred before?
Zhang: His brother definitely knew that Chen Longzai's organs were to be
harvested. Nowhere in China can you appeal against organ harvesting from
criminals sentenced to death. There is absolutely no way to acquire the
body after execution. That day, several of Chen Longzai's friends were
also executed. There were about six people in his group.
The whole process was conducted in secret. This execution site was
designed in such a way that the road was relatively flat, and it also
took approximately 2 hours to get to the crematorium. Armed police were
assigned to conduct the organ harvesting. Allowing these policemen to
conduct the secret operation did not represent a breach to security
because the armed police belong to the army, which has a secure system.
Therefore, the Central Military Commission of the CCP must have issued a
document stating that criminals sentenced to death can no longer be
treated as human beings. The average person presumably understands that
such criminals committed atrocities and therefore cannot be treated as
human beings. The government allocated funds for organ harvesting. They
purchased or imported some advanced and specialized vehicle that can be
used for organ extraction on the road.
Anchor: Was the operation conducted inside the van?
Zhang: It was conducted inside the van. After the criminals were
executed, they were transported into the van. Because the armed police
also conducted the entire execution process, the average person does not
know what they do inside the van—only the traffic police, criminal
police, or armed police know the secret operations.
I went to the execution site to watch the execution. In general, the
bullet would hit a crucial spot. This was chosen so as not to cause
severe bleeding. Because I was a policeman, normally they didn't care
that I was there observing. At that time I had an interest in seeing how
they operated. I was curious to why that many imported vans had lowered
curtains and shut doors. In this profession, there are many foreign
doctors, many MDs. The armed police recruited a large number of medical
doctors with bachelor's degrees and doctor's degrees to engage in organ
harvesting and related research. These people are extremely talented.
But once they got into it, they didn't want to be involved any longer,
and many wanted to leave and go abroad. They, however, could not leave
because they knew the secrets of the operation. All of them had a deep
sense of guilt and regretted getting involved in the organ transplant
research.
At the execution site, the whole process went very fast. Once the
criminal was executed, the body would be moved into the van and those
wearing police hats and white lab coats climbed into the vehicle,
shutting the door behind them. Each vehicle can only accommodate one
body. On that day, a total of six vans were on site, among which two
were borrowed from private hospitals because there were not enough
vehicles. All the drivers were armed police or the doctors.
During the transportation, the vehicle drove slowly but steadily, which
was probably to facilitate the operation. The vehicles from armed police
and traffic police escorted the vans the whole time to prohibit anyone
from getting close. All civilian vehicles had to pull to the side of the
road. These operations seemed more secure than escorting a nation's
president.
We followed them all the way to the crematorium. My Hong Kong friend's
brother insisted on seeing his brother Chen Longzai one last time. I
lent him a uniform and told him, "If you wear plain clothes, you won't
be able to see your brother. Only if you wear a uniform, will you be
able to see your brother." Once we arrived at the crematorium, the whole
place was shut down and surrounded by the armed police. No one was
allowed to enter. Even many people working at the crematorium could not
get close. Only the person operating the furnace could.
Because he wanted to see his brother one last time and was even willing
to risk his life, I took a risk because it was my commitment to his
father. So I told the guard that we were police from the Longgang
station. I claimed that six people in the vans were prisoners from our
station, and we still have to fill some loopholes in the criminal cases
by taking a picture of the face and putting it on record.
The armed guard said, "It is okay for you to look, but don't get too
close. Rules from above mandate that nobody should get closer than 2
meters." So we stood two meters away from the body. We saw them unzip
the bag. I saw that the transparent bag was full of blood and the whole
body was soaked in blood. I thought, perhaps an operation had occurred.
When the bag was unzipped, the face could be seen. Right away, my friend
was so agitated that he rushed on; as soon as he unzipped the bag, blood
poured out. We could see that the body was empty and all the organs were
gone. The eyes were gone as well—perhaps corneas were needed. He wanted
to shout and I asked him not to, as it would put his life in danger.
Later I apologized to the guard and told him that my friend got too
scared upon seeing the body and the blood. The guard recorded our names.
After recording our names, we found their leader and explained the
situation. Later the leader asked about my friend. I told him that my
friend was related to the person who was shot. He just wanted to see him
one last time. He was a security guy, not an armed police. I gave him
the police suit to wear. I told them he was a security policeman and I
begged for forgiveness.
Maybe they didn't know we had another purpose and thought we only wanted
to see the body. That person in charge didn't seem to mind. He let us
know that there are rules from above and that we could not share this
information with anyone. Later my friend wanted to expose this through
Hong Kong media. I told him not to do it because it would harm me. It
happens everywhere in China. As a result, he didn't go to Hong Kong media.
Why do I want to bring this out today? It is because organ harvesting in
China has reached an excessive and unbelievable state. The government is
out of control. It doesn't care about people's lives and deaths
including those of Falun Gong. It only cares about money and research.
Organs that can be used are all used. Nobody, besides outsiders, dares
to expose them, and only foreign media dare to criticize it. Media in
China doesn't dare, and would not expose it even if they witnessed it.
Organ harvesting has become an unmentioned part of the milieu. Every
hospital is finding organs. Courts are finding police to find targets to
get benefits. Through the Department of Finance, the Department of
Public Health is giving funds to hospitals. Every year the Chinese
communist regime carries on the "strike-hard" campaign in October and
November. Some people are killed during the campaign. Then a lot of
organs will be available. So every year around that time, the Department
of Public Health gives funds to several large hospitals. As a result,
operations and surgeries are abundant during this period of time.
After the criminals are killed, their organs are immediately removed.
The technology is very advanced and a lot of money is invested there.
Many instruments come from foreign institutions specialized in this type
equipment; these institutions loan money to you and give you any
equipment you want, generating a substantial circulation of money. Our
Public Security Bureau also benefits financially from the process. Our
district Party secretary Liu Zhigeng said, on killing people, "When you
execute one criminal, our Longgang District will award your Bureau
30,000 yuan."
Why would we refuse this money? As a result of this process, our Public
Security Bureau is very enthusiastic about severely punishing criminals.
But we do not know whether the person killed is a good person or a bad
person. As for whether the television station chooses to broadcast the
good or the bad case, it is up to them. So, in many cases, those in need
of organs have to coordinate with our Public Security Bureau. You let us
know what kind of organs you need, and if you need a large number, we
simply kill more people.
Anchor: Roughly how many people are executed in a year?
Zhang: The National Ministry of Public Security gives us quotas. For
example, for the Public Security Bureau in Shenzhen city, if they are
strict in punishing crimes, the quota is between ten and twenty — the
more the better; usually, it would not be less than ten. The city has a
high crime rate, and the quota is given based on the crime rate. It
seems that in Hunan province and Xinjiang region the crime rate is low;
when crime rate is low, [the killing quota] is low as well. The Public
Security Bureau in Shenzhen is under much pressure because it has
difficulty fulfilling the annual killing quota allocated to them. So,
they try their best to establish informants and find clues. If you are a
businessman, you'd better not offend anyone.
In the end, the job of the police is to kill people, while the job of
the crematorium is to cooperate with the police. Since it is sanctioned
by top ranks, all kinds of people are involved in this business,
including the leaders from the Department of Civil Affairs, Department
of Finance, Department of Public Health, Public Security Bureau, the
court, and the Department of Supervision. It involved leaders from
several units and always receives permission to proceed. Whatever and
however you did it, nobody would say anything. So the Communist Party's
operation is very smooth, and [people are] very obedient. Why wouldn't
they be? If I killed a person, I can receive a bonus of 30,000 yuan
awarded by the government; if I do nothing I cannot keep my job. How can
I keep my job if I do not kill people?
If you do not provide the organs to the Department of Public Health, how
can the Department of Finance give you money? People dare to do this
because the central government leaders have provided confirmation. There
are several benefits. First of all, one can gain fame by studying human
organs, and can be reported by newspapers worldwide. Not surprisingly,
China's organ research ranks amongs the top internationally, so those in
need of organs have come to China from all over the world. In recent
years it is reported that China's organ research is very advanced; that
is because they have more organs. If they fail, they will study the
operation again; fail again, and study again. Their study can move ahead
because China has so many organs for them to study. Other countries
cannot do this: If you cannot study and transplant one organ well, I
will sue you. In China, where can you sue? You cannot, since each
separate department has its own insurance system. You can techinically
sue; go to Beijing to sue, but you may have your own organs removed! How
can you sue?
Where do you sue? Isn't that the ultimate question, the dilemma itself?
All is under the Chinese Communist Party.
Click here to read the original article in Chinese
Copyright 2000 - 2005 Epoch Times International
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