Back to the subject at hand.
Things that make you go Hmmmm.
Ask yourself, why are Chinese nationals buying up land and growing weed? China doesn't need the money. These nationals are not assimilating into our culture, they are usually placed and all but chained to the work.
If these Chinese own land, our laws protect them from search and seizure without probable cause. They can be arming and training and funding themselves with income from Americans that buy their weed.
What happened in Kingfisher County when the Chinese dude went off and killed all his people? He was found in Florida. Was he told to eliminate them? Did they find out Mericans ain't all that bad and they had to be removed? Are they funding for an inside attack?
Where did he get a gun?
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https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-new...-nationals-oklahoma-pot-farm-prosec-rcna60096
Wu Chen alias Chen Wu
https://okcfox.com/news/local/kingf...igation-osbi-november-20-2022-north-2760-road
by KOKH STAFF
Tue, November 22nd 2022 at 3:45 PM
Updated Tue, November 22nd 2022 at 3:58 PM
This was 12 miles from my old farmstead! Never in my wildest dreams would I have ever thought the world would be so Effed up as to legalize weed and let Chinese citizens buy our land.
No trial, life in prison.
Authorities have said Wu and all the victims were Chinese citizens and that the marijuana growing operation, on a 10-acre farm, was operating under an illegally obtained license to grow marijuana for medical purposes. Killed in the attack were Quirong Lin, Chen He Chun, Chen He Qiang and Fang Hui Lee, court documents show. A fifth person, Yi Fei Lin, was wounded.
KINGFISHER COUNTY, Okla. (KFOR) – The survivor of a pot farm quadruple homicide is now out of the hospital and in the Kingfisher County jail, not too far from his assailant. New court documents detail his charges and why he’s locked up.
Kingfisher County jail administrators said the survivor, YiFei Lin, is being housed on the same medical floor as, the accused shooter, Wu Chen. They are both in isolation, separated by cells, with no interaction with each other.
YiFei Lin. Image courtesy Kingfisher County Jail.
“There is nothing legal about this farm,” said Mark Woodward with the Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics.
YiFei Lin is now facing aggravated manufacturing of marijuana, aggravated trafficking of marijuana, and conspiracy to commit fraud against the state of Oklahoma.
LOCAL NEWS: Victims of quadruple murder linked to 2020 OKC shooting
On November 20th, OSBI agents said Wu Chen, 45, shot Lin and executed four other Chinese Nationals at the Lui & Chen Inc pot farm in Lacey, Oklahoma.
Drug agents said YiFei Lin, 44, is the 25% owner of the Lui & Chen Inc farm.
State law says an Oklahoman must own 75% of a marijuana grow. The majority owner told drug agents he “did not invest money or resources in the marijuana grows and told agents he was listed on the license since that actual owners were not eligible.”
“When the 75% owner knows nothing about the business, they simply agree to put their name on there and they get paid for that. That is 100% fraud,” said Mark Woodward with the Oklahoma State Bureau of Narcotics.
That makes the majority owner a “straw” and/or “ghost owner.” He told agents he made $100,000 over the past two years by lending out his name for six grows across the state. He received around $2,000 a month for each grow license.
News 4 is not naming the majority owner because he has not been charged. The OBN said so far, it’s unclear if he will face charges.
Drug agents said this makes “YiFei Lin the 100% owner making Liu & Chen an illegal marijuana farm and all the marijuana grown and distributed on the farm illegal.”
“[Lin is} being charged as if this place never even had a license whatsoever, because it was obtained by fraud,” said Woodward.
At the 10-acre farm, drug agents said they seized 1,971 lbs. of processed pot ready for sale and 4,675 marijuana plants at various stages of growth. The OBN said that means millions of black-market dollars.
Things that make you go Hmmmm.
Ask yourself, why are Chinese nationals buying up land and growing weed? China doesn't need the money. These nationals are not assimilating into our culture, they are usually placed and all but chained to the work.
If these Chinese own land, our laws protect them from search and seizure without probable cause. They can be arming and training and funding themselves with income from Americans that buy their weed.
What happened in Kingfisher County when the Chinese dude went off and killed all his people? He was found in Florida. Was he told to eliminate them? Did they find out Mericans ain't all that bad and they had to be removed? Are they funding for an inside attack?
Where did he get a gun?
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https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-new...-nationals-oklahoma-pot-farm-prosec-rcna60096
Man demanded $300K before killing 4 Chinese nationals at Oklahoma pot farm, prosecutors say
Wu Chen, 45, was formally charged Friday with four counts of first-degree felony murder and one count of assault and battery with a deadly weapon.
Wu Chen alias Chen Wu
https://okcfox.com/news/local/kingf...igation-osbi-november-20-2022-north-2760-road
OSBI: The victims of a quadruple homicide in Kingfisher County were 'executed'
by KOKH STAFF
Tue, November 22nd 2022 at 3:45 PM
Updated Tue, November 22nd 2022 at 3:58 PM
This was 12 miles from my old farmstead! Never in my wildest dreams would I have ever thought the world would be so Effed up as to legalize weed and let Chinese citizens buy our land.
No trial, life in prison.
Chinese national accused of murdering 4 at illegal Oklahoma medical marijuana farm sentenced to life in prison
Chen Wu pleaded guilty to killing 4 fellow Chinese citizens at an Oklahoma marijuana growing operation and to one count of assault and battery with a deadly weapon in connection with the Nov. 20, 2022 killings, The Associated Press reported, citing court records. Prosecutors say Wu, also known as Wu Chen in jail records, fatally shot three men and a woman in a garage at the farm west of Hennessey, a town about 55 miles northwest of Oklahoma City, within minutes of him demanding they return the $300,000 he had put into the growing operation.
Authorities have said Wu and all the victims were Chinese citizens and that the marijuana growing operation, on a 10-acre farm, was operating under an illegally obtained license to grow marijuana for medical purposes. Killed in the attack were Quirong Lin, Chen He Chun, Chen He Qiang and Fang Hui Lee, court documents show. A fifth person, Yi Fei Lin, was wounded.
Quadruple murder survivor, Yi Fei Lin, in same jail as alleged assailant, facing drug and fraud charges.
This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated.KINGFISHER COUNTY, Okla. (KFOR) – The survivor of a pot farm quadruple homicide is now out of the hospital and in the Kingfisher County jail, not too far from his assailant. New court documents detail his charges and why he’s locked up.
Kingfisher County jail administrators said the survivor, YiFei Lin, is being housed on the same medical floor as, the accused shooter, Wu Chen. They are both in isolation, separated by cells, with no interaction with each other.
YiFei Lin. Image courtesy Kingfisher County Jail.“There is nothing legal about this farm,” said Mark Woodward with the Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics.
YiFei Lin is now facing aggravated manufacturing of marijuana, aggravated trafficking of marijuana, and conspiracy to commit fraud against the state of Oklahoma.
LOCAL NEWS: Victims of quadruple murder linked to 2020 OKC shooting
On November 20th, OSBI agents said Wu Chen, 45, shot Lin and executed four other Chinese Nationals at the Lui & Chen Inc pot farm in Lacey, Oklahoma.
Drug agents said YiFei Lin, 44, is the 25% owner of the Lui & Chen Inc farm.
State law says an Oklahoman must own 75% of a marijuana grow. The majority owner told drug agents he “did not invest money or resources in the marijuana grows and told agents he was listed on the license since that actual owners were not eligible.”
“When the 75% owner knows nothing about the business, they simply agree to put their name on there and they get paid for that. That is 100% fraud,” said Mark Woodward with the Oklahoma State Bureau of Narcotics.
That makes the majority owner a “straw” and/or “ghost owner.” He told agents he made $100,000 over the past two years by lending out his name for six grows across the state. He received around $2,000 a month for each grow license.
News 4 is not naming the majority owner because he has not been charged. The OBN said so far, it’s unclear if he will face charges.
Drug agents said this makes “YiFei Lin the 100% owner making Liu & Chen an illegal marijuana farm and all the marijuana grown and distributed on the farm illegal.”
“[Lin is} being charged as if this place never even had a license whatsoever, because it was obtained by fraud,” said Woodward.
At the 10-acre farm, drug agents said they seized 1,971 lbs. of processed pot ready for sale and 4,675 marijuana plants at various stages of growth. The OBN said that means millions of black-market dollars.
