A report on the threatening letters

　　Since the Truth Magazine was publish- ed on August 18th this year and circulated on both east and west coasts, revealing the fraudulent nature of the Falun Gong's propaganda on human-organ harvesting, massive withdrawal from membership and the expectant collapse of the Chinese Communist Party as well as turning Falun Gong into a cure-all in the Chinese Community and worldwide... that really made them lose their minds. Besides their writing articles on the Epoch times to defame the Chinese Press and the publisher Crescent Chau, they also tried to attack his reputation and threaten him by any mean. So far, the publisher of the Chinese Press has received several letters with vicious contents and Chinese vocabulary mistakes.
　

　　In the afternoon of September 8th 2006, Mrs. Chau, the publisher's wife went to the post office in Complexe Desjardins to pick up letters from a mailbox and found out a piece of mysterious mail without returning address on the envelop of a well-known insurance company on which the name Chau Kam Hing (Crescent Chau) was hand-written.
The letter didn't mention the first name of the publisher of Chinese Press but "Chau alias, I represent the Chinese people who died of organ-harvesting to warm you big bad egg (bad man), if you publish the Truth Magazine again, your family members will be in a disadvantageous situation, look at the power of our dead persons, you dare to say that we throw away and not to say that we throw away and not to talk about the Su Jia Tun event (page 3, Truth Magazine)."
　

　　"You will get sick and never be recove- red unless you beg the Epoch Times to report your sincere remorse on the front page or your sickness will get worse and be transmitted to your children."
　

　　"On behalf of the Falun Gong practitio- ners murdered by the Chinese Communist Party, I'm now warning you Chau alias bad egg."
　

　　"They are dead and unable to talk and write, so I just express their grievances. The evil can't beat the good, but who is the evil or the good. It is not determined by what you say but proven by the fact. The good is doing good things. Doing bad things and describing them as what the Chinese Communist Party and its followers should do is just like serving the bad regime and will reach a bad ending, you have repeatedly argued that you are 'defending the freedom of speech' and I wonder if there is freedom of speech in the Chinese Communist Party."
　

　　After receiving this letter, Mrs. Chau was paniced, because it had threatened that "if you publish the Truth Magazine again, your family members will be in a disadvan- tageous situat-ion" that obviou- sly meant her and two children. Since her hus- band was out of town, she show- ed the letter to the employees of Chinese Press and discussed a proper way to deal with it. They decided to call the police eventually. Two officers of Station 21 came to report the incident on Tuesday, September 12th 2006. They put forward a lot of questions, especially wondering if the letter was written in the simplified Chinese popularly used in the mainland of China or the traditional one in Taiwan and Hong Kong. They consoled Mrs. Chau and advised her to inform them immediately if she received another threatening letter. A detective would be in charge of the investigation of this case, they said.
　

　　According to expectation, Mrs. Chau did received another letter in the mail box on Monday, September 18th 2006. With the similar hand-writing, the name Chau Kam Hing (Crescent Chau) and no returning address, the only difference between this letter and the last one was the envelope and in this case it was an ordinary one. Mrs. Chau alerted the police right away and prudentially handled this letter, trying not to damage any possible evidence. The officers visited the Chinese Press again on Tuesday, September 19th 2006. This time, they found 3 pieces of paper money issued by the Bank of Hell (a product of the Chinese superstition which is considered the legal tender in the world of the dead) and a note saying: "Give you to spend with Lenin, Stalin and Mao ZeDong underground". The officers said they would pass the letter to the experts of the forensic laboratory for the fingerprint examination. The detective in charge of the investigation contacted Mrs. Chau by phone to confirm the letter had been transferred and pointed out it might take at least one month for the result.
　

　　On October 23rd, the third letter was dis- covered in the mailbox of Chinese Press in the post office. Inside the letter, there was a copy of the Truth Magazine Wrapped with a pink piece of paper. On the paper, a small rectangular opening revealed only the name Chau Kam Hing (Crescent Chau) and below it two hand-written words : "has died". The police was called again and they picked up this letter on October 24th for the forensic purpose. The address of the third letter was not hand-written. The sender simply cut away the mailbox address from the Truth Magazine and stuck to the envelop as well as an American Stamp. There were 2 cross marks on the stamp indicating the post office considered it a mistake. As it appears, the stamp could be a means to mislead the Chinese Press and the police.