Zhong Yunxiu, female, 27, Fushun City, Liaoning Province

Zhong Yunxiu, female, 27 years old, was a resident of Shanhe Village, Nankouqian Town, Qingyuan County in Fushun City, Liaoning Province. Before her death, she was a middle school English teacher in Qingyuan County's Beisanjia Middle School. She went to appeal in Beijing on July 21, 1999. On July 28, she was detained in Jietai Temple in Beijing. On July 29, on the way being escorted back to Fushun City, she died after jumping off the train, trying to get away from her captors.

(Translated on January 9, 2001 from

http://minghui.cc/mh/articles/2001/1/8/6583.html)

Yu Shuqin, female, (?- October 2000), Heilongjiang Province

Yu Shuqin, female, a former doctor of the County Family Planning Bureau, went to appeal in Beijing in October 1999 and was detained and escorted back by county police Zhang Yi and other police. On the way back, trying to escape from her captors, she jumped off the train in Haerbing City [Heilongjiang Province] and died. The police did not give any explanation about her death.

(Translated on January 9, 2001 from

http://minghui.cc/mh/articles/2001/1/8/6583.html)

Wang Gaizhi, female, 47, Zhenping County, Henan Province

Wang Gaizhi, a 47 year-old woman, was from Shifosi Village, Zhenping County, Henan Province. She had been suffering a lot of pain from cancer to her body and torment to her mind before she started to practice Falun Dafa. After practicing, she became energetic and was totally recovered. After July 22, 1999, she went to appeal in Beijing twice and to tell the government and people about her personal experiences and about the great changes and benefits that happened to her body and mind after practicing Falun Dafa. She wanted to validate that Dafa is best for the country and it has done no harm to anyone at all. On February 9, 2000, she went to Beijing for the second time. Afterward, she was detained, taken back and put into Zhenping County Detention Center. While she was in custody, she was forced to work more than ten hours everyday and was often tortured by the guard named Cao, whenever she was found practicing. At the last time, the guards in the detention center tortured her five days continuously in such an extremely cruel way that it would have been difficult for anyone to endure. Normally, everyday people could not tolerate the torture for even half a day. She was tortured to her last gasp of breath. Under the strongest requests from her relatives, police released her to them after extorting 500 Yuan [US$62]. Twenty days later, on May 26, 2000, she died at home, due the inhumane brutal tortures inflicted on her by those vicious guards.