【新唐人2013年08月01日訊】7月30號，大陸《財經》雜誌報導了中共前重慶市委書記薄熙來一案的新細節，聲稱薄熙來在擔任重慶市委書記期間，曾阻止當局對他妻子谷開來謀殺英國商人的調查。大陸和香港媒體轉載了這篇文章，海外各大媒體也相繼報導了有關內容。詭異的是，不久後大部分轉載的文章和《財經網》的原文被刪除。
山東濟南市檢察院上週以薄熙來涉嫌「受賄、貪污和濫用職權」三宗罪名，向濟南市中級法院提起公訴。
7月30號，《財經》雜誌報導了薄熙來案件的新細節，指稱薄熙來受賄是在任職大連期間；濫用職權罪，是指薄熙來在擔任重慶市委書記期間，阻止原重慶市公安局局長王立軍調查谷開來謀殺英國商人海伍德一案。
此外，《財經》報導，薄熙來被內定的罪行——受賄2千5百萬元人民幣，侵吞5百萬公款，是薄熙來1990年代在大連擔任市長期間發生的事。
「英國廣播公司《BBC》」中文網表示，薄熙來受賄行為，被定在1990年代，一個多年來一直活躍在高層官場的人，只是在20來年前犯有受賄罪，令人難以置信。
時事評論員史達：「為甚麼要用1990年代的罪來判。因為在重慶，薄熙來製造了很多的經濟冤案，中共不想翻案，它也不能翻案，因為這些錢被用光了，這麼多的冤案要提起來，重慶會底朝天。」
獨立評論員李洋：「他沒有貪污罪，他們把他說成是貪污罪了，實際上，他是在搶劫。」
報導說，與薄熙來有20多年關係的「大連實德集團」創始人徐明，是最大的行賄人。此外，涉及的人員還包括原重慶市委辦公廳主任吳文康、原重慶市南岸區委書記夏澤良等人。
去年，中共宣佈薄熙來被免職的前一天，徐明被拘押，隨後徐明就沒有在公眾場合露過面。美國《福布斯》雜誌2010年時曾估計過，徐明擁有6.5億美元財產。
不過，詭異的是，大部分轉載《財經》雜誌的這篇文章和原文，隨後不久被刪除，在搜索引擎上只留下一些痕跡。
英國《路透社》就 向薄熙來辯護律師核實，律師沒有給出明確的回覆。
史達：「大家都知道，中共這場判薄熙來的戲，它所有背後的最基本的東西，是要保住中共的統治、不讓中共的罪行露餡，這是底線，所以我說這是一個高難度的圓謊的戲。」
那麼，薄熙來犯有哪些罪呢？
去年9月28號，薄熙來被開除黨籍、和公職。官方同時宣佈薄熙來共涉有7宗罪，其中包括，薄熙來在王立軍事件和谷開來故意殺人案件中濫用職權；並且收受他人巨額賄賂；與多名女性發生或保持不正當性關係；此外，調查中還發現了薄熙來其他涉嫌犯罪問題線索。
史達：「中共貪污腐化對中共官員來說是共性，亂用職權這是共性，按照中共的演算法來說，要是這些罪都應該判的話，那中共的官員會是一大把。」
總部設在美國的《大紀元時報》獲得的消息說，谷開來是活摘法輪功學員器官、販賣屍體的主謀之一。海伍德和谷開來在英國開了家合資公司，專門負責把器官和屍體賣到海外。當薄熙來、和谷開來發現中紀委、美國和英國等情報部門都在追查此事後，將海伍德滅口。
而王立軍知道的事，比海伍德多很多，他若不逃出來，同樣會死在薄熙來、和谷開來的手上。所以王立軍出逃美國領館的根本原因是為保命。據傳，王立軍給美國領館的材料還包括薄熙來、和谷開來活摘法輪功學員器官、販賣屍體的罪行。
美國華府中國問題專家石藏山認為，江澤民想讓迫害法輪功犯有直接血債的薄熙來，繼任中共最高層領導人，因此，薄熙來跟隨江澤民、周永康密謀發動政變。
另有消息說，已經被判刑的谷開來和王立軍兩人，可能會在審理薄熙來當中出庭作證。
採訪編輯/常春 後製/陳建銘
Articles on Bo’s Case Deleted
On 30th July, Finance magazine in China reported
on new details in the Bo Xilai case,
the former CCP Secretary of Chongqing, claiming
when Bo Xilai served as CCP secretary in Chongqing,
he had prevented investigations of his wife
Gu Kailai murdering English Businessman.
Media in China and Hong Kong reprinted the article,
and major overseas media have also reported the contents.
But shortly after, most reprinted articles and the original
articles on the Finance website were deleted.
Jinan prosecutor arrested Bo Xilai and would be tried in
Jinan Intermediate People’s Court on the charge of
“bribery, corruption and abuse of power".
On 30th July, Finance magazine reported new details
Bo Xilai’s case, alleging bribery by Bo Xilai when he was in office in Dalian;
crimes of power abuse occured when he served as
the CCP secretary of Chongqing,
in preventing Wang Lijun, the former director of
police department to investigate the murder of Heywood by Gu Kailai.
In addition, Finance reported Bo’s default crimes
were bribery of 25 million yuan,
embezzlement of public funds of 5 million yuan,
occuring in the 90s when Bo served as mayor of Dalian.
British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) Chinese
network said Bo Xilai’s bribery occured in the 1990s.
As a senior official active in high-rank officialdom,
Bo was found guilty only for a crime 20 years ago, which is incredible.
Political commentator Shi Da:
“Why sentence him with crimes from the 1990s?
Because in Chongqing, Bo Xilai created
a lot of economic injustices, and
the CCP does not want to reopen the case or
reverse the verdict, as the money was used up.
If these injustices were publicized,
Chongqing will be overturned."
Independent commentator Li Yang:"He has not committed
a crime of corruption, they have put him away in this fashion,
in fact, he was involved in robbery."
It is reported that Xu Ming, who had a relationship with
Bo Xilai for over 20 years and the founder of the Dalian Shide
Group, received the largest bribery.
In addition, personnel were involved including Wuwen Kang,
the former director of Chongqing Municipal General Office and
Xia Zeliang, former Nan’an District
CCP Secretary of Chongqing.
Last year, a day before the CCP announced Bo Xilai’s
dismissal, Xu was detained, with Xu never
having reappeared in public.
U.S. Forbes magazine had estimated in 2010 that
Xu had $650 million in property.
But strangely, most of the reprinted Finance magazine article
and the original text were deleted shortly thereafter,
just leaving some traces in the search engine.
British Reuters sought verification via Bo Xilai’s attorney,
but did not receive a clear reply.
Shi Da:"Everyone knows that this play of the
CCP sentencing Bo Xilai was to maintain its own ruling and conceal the crimes of the CCP.
This is the bottom line.
So I say it is a tricky play on lying."
So, what crimes were committed by Bo Xilai?
On 28th September, 2012, Bo Xilai was expelled from
the CCP and public position.
The CCP also officially announced Bo ‘s involvement
in seven crimes,
including abuse of power of Bo Xilai in the
Wang Lijun incident and Gu Kailai’s intentional homicide;
accepting huge bribes from others; maintaining improper
sexual relationships with a number of women;
in addition, Bo found clues of his other alleged crimes.
Shi Da:"Corruption of CCP officials is common and
abuse of power is common.
According to the CCP’s calculation, if these crimes
should all be successfully tried,
then many CCP officials would be sentenced as well."
The Epoch Times, headquartered in the U.S. received
the news that Gu Kailai was one of the principals in organ
harvesting from living Falun Gong practitioners.
Heywood and Gu Kailai together opened a company in the UK,
trafficking organs and bodies overseas for sale.
When Bo Xilai and Gu Kailai discovered the CCDI,
the United States and UK intelligence agencies were
investigating the issue, they killed Heywood to silence him.
Wang Lijun knew more (about the crimes of
Bo and Gu) than Heywood.
If he did not escape, he would also be killed by Bo and Gu.
So Wang Lijun fled to the U.S. Consulate for
the fundamental reason of protecting himself.
It was said materials were handed over to
the U.S. Consulate by Wang Lijun which also include
organ harvesting from living Falun Gong practitioners
and human body trafficking by Bo Xilai and Gu Kailai.
Shi Zangshan, a Chinese issue expert in Washington DC
believes that
Jiang wanted Bo Xilai, who are guilty in persecuting
Falun Gong practitioners, to be the CCP successor.
Hence, Bo Xilai, together with Jiang and
Zhou Yongkang plotted a coup.
Another source said, Gu Kailai and Wang Lijun, who had
been sentenced may testify in the trial of Bo Xilai.
