取暖的鍋爐成了焚屍爐，他的罪惡自成一派｜蔣英庫｜東北往事系列

Membership Access:    / @m2story   In the long, harsh winters of Northeast China, boiler rooms, which should be symbols of warmth, became the "crematorium" for a serial killer in Zhaodong City, Heilongjiang Province. Between 1992 and 2000, Jiang Yingku's gang brutally murdered more than 20 people, throwing their bodies into the boiler to destroy evidence. Even more shockingly, the mastermind, Jiang Yingku, was actually a member of the procuratorial system, using his position to cover up his crimes, corruption, murders, and cover-ups, gradually weaving a bloody network of power. His crimes were only exposed when the case reached the central government. In the freezing winters of Northeast China, boiler rooms are meant to bring warmth — but in Zhaodong, Heilongjiang, they became a place of horror. Between 1992 and 2000, a killer gang led by Jiang Yingku murdered over 20 people, burning their bodies in boilers to erase all traces. Jiang, shockingly, was a member of the prosecutor’s office — using his position to cover crimes, witnesses silence, and climb the political ladder through blood. It wasn’t until the case reached central authorities that his atrocities came to light. In this episode, M2 uncovers the chilling “Boiler Incineration Murders,” reconstructing the truth behind one of China’s most disturbing cases. Share your insights or credible sources in the comments to help complete the story.