The gunman suspected of shooting the son of a KMT official wants to confront his victim over the latter's allegation that the gunman called out his victim's name before shooting him, the suspect's legal counsel said Tuesday. Lin Cheng-wei's lawyer said his client admitted to having sworn at Sean Lien, the son of Kuomintang Honorary Chairman Lien Chan, but said he absolutely did not call him by his name and would like to face Lien to clear things up. Lin, who has not cooperated with police investigators, also wants to take a lie- detector test, the lawyer said. Whether Lien heard the gunman call his name right before firing at him is a key question prosecutors were trying to make sure of when they questioned him in hospital where he was receiving treatment. Banciao District Court Chief Prosecutor Sun Chih-yuan, along with two other court officials, raised a number of questions regarding where Lien was standing, how he was attacked and other circumstances at the time of the shooting during a Nov. 26 election-eve campaign rally in Yunghe, Taipei County. As the suspect insists that he had 'identified the wrong target' and shot Lien by mistake, the prosecutors said they will decide whether to allow Lin and Lien to cross-examine each other. Prosecutor Chen Cheng-fen said many things remain unclear in Lin's accounts of the origin of the weapon used, his motivation and his intended target. Key points in the investigation are whether there is a mastermind behind the shooting, who the suspect talked to before committing the crime, and whether gambling interests are involved, Chen said. The prosecutor also said there is no need to publish the X-rays of Lien's injury, since the police and hospital authorities have made public all available details about Lien's medical treatment and condition. 