Changde robbed the body.

The government's explanation is far-fetched.

Changsha165438+1October 26th (Reporter Hong Wan) According to media reports, Li Lianzhi, a 79-year-old man from Changde City, Hunan Province, committed suicide at home. Today, Changde police sent a reply to Red Net for the first time, informing the society about the investigation of Mrs. Li's suicide.

Attachment: Changde police investigation related situation

Li Lianzhi, an old woman in Changde, committed suicide.

2010165438+1October 19: 37, Changde public security bureau 1 10 alarm service desk received an alarm, saying that someone was in "Building 3-26, Rose Garden, Jasmine Village, Wuling District, Changde City.

After receiving the police, the police of the public security organs immediately rushed to the scene to investigate. Upon investigation, the deceased was Li Lianzhi, female,1born on July 5, 932, from Dingcheng District, Changde City, and lived in Room 3-26, Rose Garden, Jasmine Village, West of Wuling District, Changde City. After on-the-spot investigation, inquest and forensic identification by public security organs at the city and district levels, the residence is characterized by two rooms, two halls, one toilet and one kitchen. Anti-theft doors and windows are intact, windows and anti-theft nets are not damaged or climbed, indoor furniture is neatly arranged, wardrobes and drawers are not obviously turned and abnormal, and there are obvious ditch marks on the neck of the deceased. Based on comprehensive field investigation and autopsy, the deceased Li Lianzhi hanged himself.

After Li Lianzhi's death, the local Party committee, government, community workers and public security police, in accordance with the relevant provisions of funeral management and urban management, asked the family members to send the remains to the funeral home for a funeral, but the persuasion was ineffective. A few people with ulterior motives threatened to carry the corpse to make trouble. Considering that the residential area where they live is a highly populated residential area, in order to maintain public order and not interfere with the normal life and work of the surrounding residents, with the cooperation of Wuling District Party Committee, government, community workers and public security police, the corpse was sent to the funeral home. Li Lianzhi's body was buried in Yaotianping Township, Dingcheng District, his hometown on June 26th, 165438+.