Teamed up with Xiao Wang to kill her ex-husband… Two Australian doctors “hidden in Taiwan for 3 years and became senior consultants” and their bloody path to becoming evil was exposed | Society | CTWANT

The senior consultant of a Taiwanese publishing house from Australia turned out to be the femme fatale who murdered her ex-husband with Xiao Wang 6 years ago. Lisa Lines, who holds doctorates in history and literature, is suspected of instigating Xiao Wang to kill her ex-husband with an axe, and then shooting Xiao Wang to create the false impression that the two men were jealous. She applied for a job at Taiwan Foreign Languages ​​Publishing Company in February 2020 before the truth was exposed. Senior manager, successfully applied for a work visa and settled in Taiwan with his 2 children. Her true identity was not revealed until Interpol issued a red notice last year.

The 43-year-old Rice was dissatisfied with her ex-husband’s threat to fight for the custody of their two children. In 2017, she allegedly instigated Jonathan Hawtin to attack her ex-husband, Jonathan Hawtin, with an ax, causing him to become a quadriplegic, and then shot Hawtin with a gun. Buttocks, faked a conflict between the two parties because of her jealousy, and Xiao Wang was forced to fight back in self-defense; it successfully allowed Xiao Wang to be acquitted in the first instance.

In 2018, Rice implemented the next step of his plan, hiring a 34-year-old woman to sneak into the hospital and suffocate her ex-husband to death. However, the woman was arrested by the Australian police after she escaped from the hospital due to a stroke. The Australian police, who had long been aware of the discrepancy, confirmed through the woman who confessed everything that Rice was suspected of conspiring with Xiao Wang to murder her ex-husband. However, Rice hid in Taiwan in 2020 before the Australian police took action. The informant later reported that Rice planned to continue to pay to kill her ex-husband and ex-mother-in-law in order to obtain custody of the children.

After receiving a report from the Australian police, the Interpol Section of the Criminal Bureau learned that Rice took her two children to Palau on the 15th of this month. They immediately notified the local police to arrest Rice and Buckner, and extradited her and her two children back to Palau on the 23rd. The prosecutor was also searching Rice’s residence in Xindian, New Taipei, to secure evidence of her two attempted murders in Australia. Rice has been jailed and charged with two counts of murder.