Chen Jui-chin
Chen Jui-chin (; July 25, 1949 – April 19, 2013) was a Taiwanese serial killer and one of the country's most infamous criminals. Because of his gambling addiction, he owed debts to loan sharks, and in order to pay them off, he turned towards violence. He murdered his spouse and three children, and fraudulently used their life insurance to amass $38 million NT, for which he was sentenced to 20 years imprisonment. Finally, he was sentenced to death for robbing and raping his girlfriend Chen, from whom he stole millions worth of money. In total, he is suspected of killing eight people, including two female friends. In the media, he was nicknamed The Chiayi Demon.

According to the police investigation, two women remain missing: Huang Xin-cheng, a colleague of Chen and close friend of his second wife, Wang Shu-ying, whom disappeared after going to the bank to withdraw $600,000 NT. The other was Zheng Wengqiuxiang, another colleague of Chen's from the Minxiong Oil Depot. One night, Chen and Zheng went out for some siu yeh, after which Zheng mysteriously vanished. Chen later claimed that both men were probably abducted by a man surnamed He, which the prosecutor doubted was true.

On April 19, 2013, Chen Jui-chin was executed in Taichung Prison (now located in the Taichung Detention Center).
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