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#1 Post at 20-10-2012 11:50  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L 2 women injured in playboy Ling Gu Ferrari crash named Two women injured in playboy Ling Gu Ferrari crash are named by magazine South China Morning Post- different version than even the SCMP reported? // In its latest issue, Hong Kong-based news magazine Asia Weekly (亞洲週刊-法拉利車禍藏族美女死亡內情　．紀碩鳴 ) writes that the two young women in the vehicle when Ling Gu died upon impact after crashing his Ferrari were Tashi Dolma (Zhaxi Zhuoma), daughter of a deputy director of the Qinghai Provincial Public Security Department, and Yang Ji, then a student at China University of Political Science and Law in Beijing, reportedly the daughter of a well-known living Buddha also from Qinghai. According to Asia Weekly, Yang passed away unexpectedly last month despite showing signs of positive recovery from the serious injuries she sustained in the accident. It is claimed she felt unwell and was given an injection last month, after which she fell into a coma and later died. http://www.scmp.com/news/china/a ... -are-named-magazine  Attachment: Your usergroup does not have permission to access attachments

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#2 Post at 14-11-2012 11:57  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Oil chief quizzed over massive cash transfers in Ferrari crash cover-up | South China Morning Post - They said the probe into China National Petroleum Corp (CNPC) chairman Jiang Jiemin focused on a large sum of money - several tens of millions of yuan - that was transferred from CNPC to the families of two women injured in the single-vehicle accident. //Ling Jihua's son (or nephew whom ling formally adopted according to some) really turned out to be a tragic 败家子, for more than one family. http://www.scmp.com/news/china/a ... s-son-ferrari-crash

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#3 Post at 6-12-2012 11:54  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L The New York Times has a very interesting story of a Ferrari's role in Chinese politics. In How Crash Cover-Up Altered China’s Succession Jonathan Ansfield writes about Ling Gu's death by Ferrari and how his father's actions weakened Hu Jintao: By September, party insiders said, Mr. Hu was so strained by the Ling affair and the leadership negotiations that he seemed resigned to yielding power. As Mr. Hu’s influence faded, Mr. Xi began taking charge of military affairs, including a group coordinating China’s response to the escalating row with Japan over disputed islands. Perhaps China should consider banning Ferraris, which are clearly tools of hostile foreign forces. http://www.nytimes.com/2012/12/0 ... nas-succession.html

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