【新唐人2013年05月08日讯】19年前，北京“清华大学”化学系学生朱令，被投毒导致瘫痪。从1995年案发至今，警方并没有宣布侦破此案，朱令的父亲希望相关部门公开调查内容，让真相公诸于众。而居住在美国的华人，也在白宫网站发起电子请愿书，要求调查和驱逐被怀疑对朱令投毒的在美人士孙维。目前签名人数已经超过10万人次，下一步将等待白宫回应。不过，舆论发现，孙维家族的背景直通中共最高层。“朱令案”离真相大白还有多远？请看我们的报导。
曾经被警方视为“朱令案”最大嫌疑人的孙维，当时与朱令同班并且同宿舍。她在1998年8月已经被警方解除嫌疑。随后孙维更改名字，并通过婚姻赴美。美国华人在白宫的联署请愿书上表示：“为保护我们的安全，要求美国政府调查并驱逐孙维。”
截至美国东部时间5月6号上午11点左右，请愿签名人数约为11万2千人，已通过请愿人数的门槛，下一步将等待白宫官员进一步审视，并交给有关部门和专家，再做出官方回应。
美国“哥伦比亚大学”政治学博士王军涛也参与了白宫的请愿连署，他分析认为，朱令是被谋杀的。
美国哥伦比亚大学政治学博士王军涛：“我觉得，虽然现在很多人都怀疑是孙维，但是我签字的目地倒不是说孙维一定有罪，或是谁没罪，我是觉得，不管怎么样，中国政府应该调查这个事！这种事情如果能允许它发生的话，那我们活在这个世界上，谁都不安全!这件事情司法始终不作为，法律就不能保障人的安全！”
从1995年以来，“朱令案”一直没有进入法庭阶段，北京警方并没有宣布侦破此案，也没有公开任何有关的细节和原因。直到2008年，朱令的父亲申请信息公开时，才获知“朱令案”已在1998年结案。
朱令的父亲表示，之前得到的答复一直都是“正在调查中”。
原大陆律师彭永峰：“孙维她本身家庭背景，尤其在中国这样一个集权体制环境下，她的这个家庭背景我想也是民众非常关注的一个原因。这时候美国民众也特别关注，是因为美国他们对这个，像这样……有这么重大嫌疑的一个人，如果生活在美国的话，他们会认为是非常大的一个安全隐患。”
当年负责这个案件的北京市公安局十四处民警李树森，2006年对媒体表示：“这件事在调查工作中已有一定结论”，且“这件事情很敏感”。
据了解，孙维的祖父孙越崎和堂伯父孙孚凌，曾在民主党派和政协担任要职。而孙越崎与中共前总书记江泽民的关系密切。还有消息指称，当时的党外专家孙越崎是中共元老薄一波的左膀右臂。
王军涛：“这件事情本来也不是很难，就是说，这个当时在北京市公安局立案的，而且侦查终止了。本来能破，现在矛头是指向了江泽民，我们说江泽民跟孙越崎……。我觉得，如果要是有背景，恐怕也不止江泽民一个背景，因为，以孙越崎的影响力来说的话，实际上，他在中共高层的许多人中间他都有背景。假如这个事真的有背景的话，那可能就真的是共产党高层的权力斗争……。”
日前，网络流传《朱令案真正的秘密！》。网路贴文声称，朱令案当时已经破案，凶手也签字画押了。
而广东《羊城晚报》4月29号首次披露：“朱令案”被强制中止，涉及中共最高层。大陆官方通讯社《新华社》也在网络上发表文章，对案件提出七大质问。
“朱令案”离真相大白还有多远？
5月3号，新浪微博遮罩了以“朱令”、“孙维”、“铊中毒”、“铊”等字的搜索，但6号随即解除。民间猜测，可能与中共高层意见冲突有关。
采访/常春 编辑/周平 后制/薛莉
Who Poisoned Zhu Ling?—CCP involvement Silences Truth
In 1995, Zhu Ling, current U.S. resident and at the time
a chemistry student at China Tsinghua University in Beijing,
became paralyzed due to poisoning—to this day,
the police have not announced the results of their findings.
Zhu Ling’s father sent an investigation information
disclosure requirement to the related departments,
and now hopes to make the truth known to the public.
Some Chinese residing in the U.S. initiated an online petition
through the White House website asking for an investigation
and the expulsion of Sun Wei, who is suspected of poisoning
Zhu Ling.
As the number of signatures has reached over 100,000,
they’re now awaiting a response from the White House.
However, Sun Wei’s family has been found to have
a close relationship with the upper echelons
of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)
—more in the following report.
Sun Wei, who was regarded as No.1 suspect by the police,
was Zhu Ling’s classmate and roommate at the time (1995).
In August 1998, she was cleared of all police suspicion
and moved to U.S. through marriage, with a new name.
Chinese U.S. residents say in their online petition:
“To protect the safety of our citizens, we are asking for
the U.S. government to investigate and deport Sun Wei.”
At 11:00 EDT on May 6th, the number of
petition signatures had reached around 112,000,
making it eligible for a response from the White House.
White House officials will be handing the case over
to relevant departments and experts.
Wang Juntao, who has received a doctorate of philosophy
in political science at Columbia University,
also participated in the petition, saying that
he suspects Zhu Ling was purposefully poisoned.
[Dr. Wang Juntao, Political Scientist]:
“Many have suspected Sun Wei, yet, my purpose in signing
was not to accuse Sun Wei or any other person of guilt,
but to urge the CCP to investigate.
If one can allow this kind of thing to happen,
then it will be unsafe for all of us!
No action has been taken by the judiciary in China
and the law is not protecting the safety of its people.”
Since 1995, Zhu Ling’s case has not entered the courtroom
and Beijing police have not announced the case findings,
nor have they made the truth known to the public.
When Zhu Ling’s father sent the investigation information
disclosure to related departments in 2008, he was told
that the case had been closed in 1998, contrary to
an earlier claim that the case was under investigation.
[Peng Yongfeng, Former Lawyer in China]:
“Sun Wei’s family background is quite publicly attractive,
especially in context of the mainland’s centralized system.
At this time, the American people are also
paying special attention to Zhu Ling’s case.
They feel it will be a very big security risk
for such a big suspect to be residing in the U.S..”
Li Shusen, who has worked in the 14th department of
the Beijing Municipal Public Security Bureau and who was
in charge of the Zhu Ling case says, “In 2006, the case
received a certain conclusion and was very sensitive.”
It is understood that Sun Wei’s grandfather Sun Yueqi
and church uncle Sun Fuling had held senior positions
in the democratic party and the Chinese People’s Political
Consultative Conference (CPPCC) in China.
Sun Yueqi had also had a close relationship with
the former CCP General Secretary Jiang Zemin.
Sources also allege that the non-party expert Sun Yueqi
was the right hand man of Bo Yibo, one of the CCP elders.
[Dr. Wang Juntao, Political Scientist]:
“It is not difficult to deal with the case—Beijing’s Municipal
Public Security Bureau initiated an investigation,
but later terminated it.
It should be solved; however, Jiang Zemin becomes
the target, due to his relationship with Sun Yueqi.
I think Jiang Zemin is not the only relational source,
because Sun Yueqi had many links within the CCP leadership.
If there is a background for the case,
it would be the power struggle of the CCP leadership.”
Recently, the article ‘The real secret of the Zhu Ling case’
has become popular on the Internet.
The article claims that the case had been solved
and that the guilty party had also signed papers.
Yangcheng Evening News disclosed that Zhu Ling’s case
was stopped by force for the first time on April 29,
as the upper echelons of the CCP became involved.
Xinhua News Agency, the official news agency of mainland
China also published an article, listing seven questions.
Many are asking, what is the truth behind the Zhu Ling case?
On May 3rd, the Chinese microblogging website Sina Weibo
was blocked from searches containing the words “Zhu Ling”,
“Wei Sun”, “thallium poisoning”, “thallium” etc.
and the censoring continued until May 6th.
It is understood that the upper echelons of the CCP
were connected to the censoring.
