🚨 [Major Criminal Case] Organ Harvesting Ring Busted! Earned Nearly 10 Million NTD Per Taiwanese Victim, Deceived Victims into 'Cancer Screening Packages'

Taiwanese police and investigators recently busted a shocking cross-border human trafficking ring! The suspects targeted campuses and youth communities, luring Taiwanese citizens abroad for organ harvesting. Fortunately, due to fate, the group's two attempts failed, preventing irreversible tragedies. 📌 Case Highlights and Shocking Methods: False High Salary, Real Headhunting: The group consisted of 7 adults, including a cousin duo surnamed Jiang, and 3 minors. They used minors as frontline 'headhunters,' infiltrating campuses and posting fake job ads on FB and Telegram for 'high-paying cashiers or smugglers.' They specifically targeted naive teenagers eager to make quick money. Exorbitant Profits: For each successful victim trafficked abroad for organ harvesting to Chinese buyers, the group could earn a massive reward of 100,000 to 300,000 Tether coins (approximately NT$3.2 million to NT$9.6 million). Deceptive Medical Exams for Higher Prices: To fetch higher prices for organs, the suspects privately taught victims deceptive tactics, coaxing them into undergoing a so-called 'cancer screening package' full-body health check. Their methods were extremely cunning. Chilling Conversations Exposed: Police recovered phone records revealing chilling remarks within the group chats, such as 'Whoever misbehaves gets dismantled,' and 'Won't come back,' treating human lives as disposable. 💡 Editor's Note: We remind everyone to be highly vigilant when seeing job offers like 'Easy high-paying overseas jobs' or 'Work abroad with free food and accommodation'! There's no such thing as a free lunch. Never trust strangers easily or undergo unknown 'free medical check-ups.' Please pay more attention to the young students around you to prevent them from falling into job scams. 🗣️ Discussion Time for Radio Taiwan International (RTI) Talk Readers: The methods of scams and human trafficking groups are becoming increasingly horrifying, even targeting young students on campuses eager to make quick money. In your daily life, have you seen or heard of similar 'high-paying overseas job' traps? How would you warn your young friends or juniors to avoid these dangers? Feel free to share your thoughts in the comments below. Let's remind each other and protect those around us! 👇