4. No, you can't fault the Chinese for ineffeciency in executions..
that is true...something tells me there was an underlying issue here..
Some reports said that she obtained evidence linking him to illegal income and may have been blackmailing him. His conviction said that he had taken bribes and asked for as much as 1.69 million yuan (£120,000), and that he had been unable to explain another 1.3 million in assets — well beyond his income level.
Mr Duan told police he had not intended to kill his mistress, but only to arrange an accident so that she would “lose her ability to think”. ..:wtf:
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