Joining the Police Force, Solving a Major Dismemberment Case from the Beginning.

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Summary of the text: Chu Man Fu, a suspected serial killer, was convicted of murdering two villagers with cyanide, though he allegedly killed more. Despite initially confessing to five additional murders, he later retracted his statements. The court, following the "innocent until proven guilty" principle, could only confirm two deaths. Due to good behavior in prison, his sentence was reduced from death to life imprisonment, and eventually to 18 years and 4 months. The case highlights the complexities of legal proceedings when physical evidence is limited, leaving many questions unanswered about the total number of victims in this tragic mountain village incident.

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