On this day, 40 years ago, on April 8, 1985 (February 19, 1985, the Taipei "District Court" concluded the Jiangnan murder case. Chen Qili, the leader of the murderous "Zhulian Gang", was arrested. On April 8, 1985, the Taipei "District Court" concluded the Jiangnan murder case. Chen Qili and Wu Dun were sentenced to life imprisonment and deprived of civil rights for life on charges of "joint homicide." On the same day, Taiwan's "Military Court of the Military Justice Bureau of the Ministry of National Defense" sentenced former "Intelligence Director" Wang Xiling to life imprisonment for "joint homicide." In October 1984, the "Jiangnan Murder" occurred in the United States in which Taiwan's intelligence agencies colluded with gangs to commit murder. Jiang Nan, whose real name is Liu Yiliang, is from Jiangsu Province and is a special commissioner of Taiwan Daily in the United States. "The Biography of Chiang Ching-kuo" was published in the summer of 1984, and plans to collect further materials and reprint them for expanded distribution. The Chiang family was extremely angry that the book revealed the inside story of the Chiang family, so they planned to send people to the United States to kill him. The matter was unanimously condemned by all walks of life at home and abroad, and the Taiwan authorities had no choice but to deal with it.