Jasmine Sun is in Australia, where she is currently being investigated in relation to the Zhu Ling poisoning case. This is due to Zhu Ling dying in recent days and the demand for an investigation.
Jasmine Sun Thallium: Where is she today?
Jasmine Sun (formerly known as Sun Wei), the former Chemistry roommate of Zhu Ling and Zhu Ling’s classmate, now lives in peace with her husband Feiyu, about three hours north of Sydney, Australia. Locally known as “Jasmine & Ringo”, the couple has a young daughter and are well liked by their neighbors in Salamander Bay, a peaceful beachside suburb.
After their quiet life in Australia was revealed on the internet, they have built up a property empire in the region worth millions of dollars. They were reported as being on holiday in Japan. There have been some concerns raised about their departure from Australia and Jasmine Sun’s return to China has increased due to Chinese online speculations regarding the unsolved long-standing case of Zhu Ling poisoning.
What is Jasmine Sun HTML0?
Jasmine Sun shared a room and was in the same class as Zhu Ling. Zhu Ling was a brilliant student at Beijing’s Tsinghua University, who was poisoned by thallium from 1994 to 1995. Zhu Ling was left paralyzed with brain damage and died in 2023.
Sun Wei has been the subject of this case since a very long time. She is now living in Australia under the name Jasmine Sun. She was investigated by Chinese officers back in 1997 but she has not been charged. Jasmine Sun, and her husband Feiyu, are both naturalized Australians. The recent disclosure of their lives in Australia caused an online storm, and has led to calls for her deportation to China for trial by the Chinese law enforcement system.
The mystery of the Jasmine Sun Thallium Case
In 1994, a brilliant student of chemistry at Tsinghua University started experiencing strange symptoms. These were diagnosed as thallium toxicity. Sun Wei (now known as Jasmine Sun) was investigated, but not charged, in the case.
The trial has been dragging on for over three decades. It is fuelled by internet speculation and demands for justice. The matter is still unresolved despite Jasmine Sun’s repeated denials and the lack of conclusive evidence. After the death of Zhu Ling, in December 2023, the case has gained new attention. Discussions on social media have also increased in China.
A petition with almost 4000 signatures calls on the Australian government authorities to investigate and, if needed, exile Jasmine Sun. Zhu Ling’s death continues as a source of inspiration for millions, and keeps the case in public view.
