r*s
发帖数: 2555 | 1 http://www.nytimes.com/2012/04/11/world/asia/detained-party-off
During the more than 30 hours he spent at the American consulate, Mr. Wang
told American officials that Ms. Gu had plotted to poison Mr. Heywood, and
turned over a police file containing highly technical documents, according
to people knowledgeable about the case. But Mr. Wang, these people said,
also apparently revealed far more: an unprecedented trove of knowledge Wang
on the leadership struggle, according to an individual with knowledge of the
affair.
When the Americans refused him asylum, Chinese officials persuaded Mr. Wang
to leave the consulate, and he was flown to Beijing, where he has been in
custody since. Mr. Bo has also been under some form of residential
confinement since mid-March, and his wife, too, has been detained. No one
representing any of the three could be reached for comment.
A man answering the door on Tuesday evening at the London home of Mr.
Heywood’s mother, Ann Margaret Heywood, said she was not available for
comment. But 10 days ago, Mrs. Heywood seemed keen to downplay suggestions
that her son might have been murdered. She insisted that he had suffered a
heart attack, like his father at age 63. “
According to one person who said he was briefly shown a copy of confidential
information for party officials that was circulated on Tuesday, Mr. Bo was
faulted for disciplinary transgressions including failing to oversee
underlings, a reference to Mr. Wang, and mismanaging his family, a reference
to the Heywood case. He was also cited for obstructing attempts to report
the Heywood case and stripping the police powers of Mr. Wang, a step the
police chief told American diplomats had ensued after he took evidence of
the role of Mr. Bo’s wife in the Heywood killing to Mr. Bo.
Significantly, the party document did not suggest Mr. Bo was a murder
suspect, but rather implied he could have had a role in trying to cover up
the killing.
In Dalian, Mr. Heywood met Wang Lu, whom he married and who some friends
have suggested provided his entrée to the Bos. Later on, Mr. Heywood told
friends, he was instrumental in getting their son Guagua in making the
contacts that eased his way to Oxford.
Mr. Reed, who said he had a friend of Mr. Heywood’s in China, said in an
interview that the exact nature of his relations with the Bos was always
unclear. “I didn’t get the impression it was anything commercial,” Mr.
Reed said. “I got the impression it was much more informal.” | B******r
发帖数: 1932 | 2 内外一致的报道
说明都有默契了。
Wang
the
Wang
confidential
was
reference
【在 r*s 的大作中提到】
: http://www.nytimes.com/2012/04/11/world/asia/detained-party-off
: During the more than 30 hours he spent at the American consulate, Mr. Wang
: told American officials that Ms. Gu had plotted to poison Mr. Heywood, and
: turned over a police file containing highly technical documents, according
: to people knowledgeable about the case. But Mr. Wang, these people said,
: also apparently revealed far more: an unprecedented trove of knowledge Wang
: on the leadership struggle, according to an individual with knowledge of the
: affair.
: When the Americans refused him asylum, Chinese officials persuaded Mr. Wang
: to leave the consulate, and he was flown to Beijing, where he has been in
| D****a
发帖数: 227 | 3 Significantly, the party document did not suggest Mr. Bo was a murder
suspect, but rather implied he could have had a role in trying to cover up
the killing.
Seems Bo won't get jill time. | e******e
发帖数: 3472 | 4 任你怎么说，现在很多人都不相信有真相存在，甚至不在乎真相是啥，而是痛心英雄如
何走上绝路，而小人依然在台上表演，三妈送给外敌内奸 | D****a
发帖数: 227 | | D****a
发帖数: 227 | | l**7
发帖数: 3940 | 7 Judged by NYT?
【在 D****a 的大作中提到】
: Significantly, the party document did not suggest Mr. Bo was a murder
: suspect, but rather implied he could have had a role in trying to cover up
: the killing.
: Seems Bo won't get jill time.
| e**i
发帖数: 1983 | 8 我刚unblock了你的头像，sexy外加动画，受不了……不过我决定忍受 :)
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发信人: evillive (小米加键盘), 信区: Military
标 题: Re: New York Times
发信站: BBS 未名空间站 (Tue Apr 10 22:22:59 2012, 美东)
任你怎么说，现在很多人都不相信有真相存在，甚至不在乎真相是啥，而是痛心英雄如
何走上绝路，而小人依然在台上表演，三妈送给外敌内奸 | e**i
发帖数: 1983 | 9 以下只是节选
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发信人: rbs (www), 信区: Military
标 题: New York Times
发信站: BBS 未名空间站 (Tue Apr 10 22:15:11 2012, 美东)
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/04/11/world/asia/detained-party-off
During the more than 30 hours he spent at the American consulate, Mr. Wang
told American officials that Ms. Gu had plotted to poison Mr. Heywood, and
turned over a police file containing highly technical documents, according
to people knowledgeable about the case. But Mr. Wang, these people said,
also apparently revealed far more: an unprecedented trove of knowledge Wang
on the leadership struggle, according to an individual with knowledge of the
affair.
When the Americans refused him asylum, Chinese officials persuaded Mr. Wang
to leave the consulate, and he was flown to Beijing, where he has been in
custody since. Mr. Bo has also been under some form of residential
confinement since mid-March, and his wife, too, has been detained. No one
representing any of the three could be reached for comment.
A man answering the door on Tuesday evening at the London home of Mr.
Heywood’s mother, Ann Margaret Heywood, said she was not available for
comment. But 10 days ago, Mrs. Heywood seemed keen to downplay suggestions
that her son might have been murdered. She insisted that he had suffered a
heart attack, like his father at age 63. “
According to one person who said he was briefly shown a copy of confidential
information for party officials that was circulated on Tuesday, Mr. Bo was
faulted for disciplinary transgressions including failing to oversee
underlings, a reference to Mr. Wang, and mismanaging his family, a reference
to the Heywood case. He was also cited for obstructing attempts to report
the Heywood case and stripping the police powers of Mr. Wang, a step the
police chief told American diplomats had ensued after he took evidence of
the role of Mr. Bo’s wife in the Heywood killing to Mr. Bo.
Significantly, the party document did not suggest Mr. Bo was a murder
suspect, but rather implied he could have had a role in trying to cover up
the killing.
In Dalian, Mr. Heywood met Wang Lu, whom he married and who some friends
have suggested provided his entrée to the Bos. Later on, Mr. Heywood told
friends, he was instrumental in getting their son Guagua in making the
contacts that eased his way to Oxford.
Mr. Reed, who said he had a friend of Mr. Heywood’s in China, said in an
interview that the exact nature of his relations with the Bos was always
unclear. “I didn’t get the impression it was anything commercial,” Mr.
Reed said. “I got the impression it was much more informal.” | l********l
发帖数: 480 | 10 我还特意翻上去看了一眼，毛都没有，这薄轮也太敏感了吧
【在 e**i 的大作中提到】
: 我刚unblock了你的头像，sexy外加动画，受不了……不过我决定忍受 :)
: ————————————————————————————————————
: 发信人: evillive (小米加键盘), 信区: Military
: 标 题: Re: New York Times
: 发信站: BBS 未名空间站 (Tue Apr 10 22:22:59 2012, 美东)
: 任你怎么说，现在很多人都不相信有真相存在，甚至不在乎真相是啥，而是痛心英雄如
: 何走上绝路，而小人依然在台上表演，三妈送给外敌内奸
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