The scenario of "fattening the pigs before slaughter" is reflected in reality! Cambodia's "Prince Duke", 80s Fujian businessman Chen Zhi built a billion-dollar black empire through a "pig-killing plate", but overnight 127,000 bitcoins (worth 15 billion dollars, about 107 billion yuan) were seized, setting the record for the largest asset seizure in the history of the U.S. Department of Justice. Now the mastermind is on the run, and this blood-stained transnational scam is finally facing justice.

From a boy in Fujian to a "Duke": a business myth built on torture

Born in 1987, Chen Zhi ventured to Cambodia in 2009, founded the Prince Group in 2015, and in just ten years became a business tycoon worth billions, even being crowned as "Prince Duke" by Cambodia, and a guest of honor to Hun Sen. His life is luxuriously extravagant: private jets, a fleet of luxury cars, his wife is a social media influencer flaunting wealth, and even the gifts for his daughter are a one-of-a-kind 24K gold Steinway piano; a 100 million pound office building in central London and a 12 million pound mansion in North London are just the tip of the iceberg of his assets.