A Chinese Man Was Kidnapped in Cambodia and Murdered After a Ransom of $2 Million in Cryptocurrency Was Demanded but Failed.
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Chinese Real Estate Executive Killed After $2M Crypto Ransom Demand In Phnom Penh
A Chinese real estate business owner living in Phnom Penh has been killed after kidnappers demanded $2 million in cryptocurrency from his wife. The victim, identified as Yang Weixin, was a 53-year-old Chinese national and real estate company owner living in the Cambodian capital. His body was found on May 30 in a white Toyota Prius abandoned in Phnom Penh’s Dangkor district. The abduction began the previous night. Security footage from Yang’s ap…
According to Cambodian media outlet KohsantepheapDaily, a 53-year-old Chinese real estate company owner, Yang Weixin, was kidnapped in Phnom Penh by a criminal gang. On the morning of May 30th, the suspects used the victim's mobile phone to demand a ransom of $2 million in cryptocurrency from his wife. When the ransom was not received, they murdered the victim and dumped his body in a car. Surveillance footage shows three suspects forcibly takin…
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