Investigator Chen Meihui's car accident case: XREX co-founder Cheng Afu is accused of money laundering in the Wallet case, and both founders were released on bail of 2 million and 500,000 respectively.

XREX, a Cryptocurrency exchange, is under investigation due to suspected leaking of information. Chen Meihui, a financial crime investigator, was investigated and released without bail on December 4th. Unfortunately, she passed away in a car accident on her way home. This event has caused speculation and even conspiracy theories. Recently, it was revealed that one of the passengers in the car with Chen Meihui, who was not previously disclosed, was Huang Yaowen, co-founder of XREX exchange.

According to Mirror Weekly and Lianhe Pao, the XREX exchange to which Chen Meihui belongs, and its co-founders Xiao Huizong and Huang Yaowen, were earlier listed as defendants in the 10 billion yuan money laundering case involving Taiwan's "Afu wallet", and paid insurance for 2 million yuan and 500,000 yuan respectively.

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Taichung District Prosecutors Office investigated the 'Afuk Wallet' APP fraud and Money Laundering case, and found that the platform collaborated with a fraud group, handling an amount as high as 33 billion New Taiwan dollars. During the investigation, the prosecutors found that within the cloud data folder shared by Huang Yaowen and Chen Meihui, there were dozens of complete Money Laundering victim interrogations, including names, nationalities, ID numbers, Address, and detailed case information. Further investigation revealed that these data may have been provided by Chen Meihui's boyfriend, a detective surnamed Xie from the Criminal Investigation Bureau, and he is suspected of leaking information.

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On December 3, prosecutors directed relevant units to search for and interview investigators surnamed Huang Yaowen, Xiao Huizong, Chen Meihui, and Xie. After the news, Xie Yuan was suspected of violating the Personal Information Law and other crimes of NT$30,000 to hand over bail, and Chen Meihui asked for it back without insurance. However, in the early morning of the 4th, Chen Meihui, investigators surnamed Xie and Huang Yaowen returned north in a car, and encountered a serious chase on the Hsinchu section of the National Highway on the way, resulting in Chen Meihui's death on the spot.

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The sudden death of Chen Meihui has caused speculation in various sectors of society, including conspiracy theories such as "hiring someone to commit murder" and "whistleblowing on internal strife within the police." Prosecutor General Xing Taizhao has ordered a thorough investigation into the cause of the car accident, emphasizing that the truth behind the massive Money Laundering profits will be fully pursued, and the fraud syndicate will not be allowed to escape the law.

Before the deadline, ChainNews sought confirmation from Xrex, and is still waiting for a response. Further updates will be made. The defendant should be presumed innocent until proven guilty without trial.

This article investigates the car accident case of Investigator Chen Meihui: XREX co-founder Cheng Afu is accused of money laundering in the Wallet case. Both co-founders were released on bail of 2 million and 500,000 respectively. First appeared on Chain News ABMedia.