More Brutal Than a Criminal, Is He Really a Police Officer?.

Summary

The case of poisoning at South China University involves four students, resulting in three deaths and one survivor. The victims ingested N-Nitrosodimethylamine (N2), a hazardous chemical causing organ damage and potential cancer risk. Initial symptoms were misdiagnosed as gastroenteritis but were later confirmed as poisoning. The victims had gathered to celebrate graduation. Investigators narrowed down suspects to seven, focusing on Pan Zhao Qing, a well-known figure at the law school with a potentially troubling background. The investigation is urgent, driven by pressure from authorities and public concern for justice.

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