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Today, I tearfully denounce Lu Yiheng's scam, which ruined my family and caused me immense suffering. I demand my hard-earned money back! Everyone, please be vigilant! Keep your eyes open! Attention all Chinese friends living in Canada! A fugitive named Lu Yiheng, whose hands are stained with the blood and tears of victims, is lurking among you. He amassed his fortune through fraud, escaped to Canada by forging documents, and is now posing as an "ordinary person," hiding among you! Do not let your guard down! This thief's name is Lu Yiheng, male, 33 years old (born in 1993), from Suqian, Jiangsu Province. He was once the super administrator of the 339 livestream room on the Douyu platform in China. This thief is also a key figure and main perpetrator in the Douyu 339 gambling case that shocked China in 2020! He masqueraded as a "super administrator" to lure ordinary viewers into gambling, fabricating lies about "guaranteed profits" and "insider channels." He gradually lured people into investing their savings and taking out online loans to gamble, ultimately causing many victims to lose everything and even suffer broken families. After the case was exposed, he used his father's (Lu Xun, a leader in the Suqian Judicial Bureau in Jiangsu Province) power to forge a certificate of no criminal record and successfully fled to Canada to evade legal punishment. Currently, he is located in Markham, Ontario, Canada, at 470 Arthur Bonner Avenue. He is adept at disguise, sometimes appearing as an "international student," sometimes as an "ordinary office worker," behaving politely and dressing smartly to conceal his true nature as a conman. Beware of this seemingly refined scoundrel! If you are a resident of Markham, especially if you live near Arthur Bonner Avenue, please keep an eye out for this man. If you spot him, confront him directly and expose his true colors! Neighbors should go to his home and confront him! Make him pay! Lu Yiheng, you can pretend for a while, but you can't pretend forever! Everyone will make you pay for your fraudulent behavior. Be careful!
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