#403: White Lotus 3 Resort Death: Billionaire Playboy Wang Sicong's Uncle's Connection To 3 Murders

The mysterious circumstances surrounding the deaths of Lin Yu’s wives have led to investigations and public speculation about his involvement, resulting in him being labeled by some as the "Bluebeard of China."

Lin Yu was suspected of killing his first wife, Veronica, in Sweden in 2003 and his second wife, Lily, in Thailand in 2013

Circumstances involving the deaths of both of Lin Yu's wives exhibit troubling patterns and lead to suspicions.

Veronica was found strangled to death in an apartment unit below where she lived with her family

Veronica disappeared after dropping off her son and attending university classes. She was reported missing when she did not return home, and her body was eventually found in the apartment unit directly below her family's, evidencing a violent struggle and her death by strangulation.

Lily was found dead floating in a swimming pool at the couple's private villa in Thailand, but the autopsy revealed she had been strangled

Ten years after Veronica's death, Lily was killed at Lin’s estate in Thailand, initially thought to have drowned, but an autopsy revealed strangulation. Lin Yu had scratches on his shoulder, which he could not convincingly explain, and was a suspect in her death.

Authorities investigated Lin Yu as a potential suspect in both cases, but he was able to evade prosecution for years due to his wealth and influence

Lin was able to avoid prosecution for years due to his wealth and influence. He was in Sweden shortly before Veronica's disappearance and left the country before he could be questioned by authorities. After her death, he returned to China and evaded arrest. Thirteen years later, he was arrested in the UK by facial recognition technology.

Netizens and the public speculated about Lin Yu's potential involvement in other mysterious deaths, including a dismemberment case in China

The speculation doesn't end with the untimely deaths of Lin's wives.

There were unverified rumors that Lin Yu may have been involved in a gruesome murder and dismemberment case in Nanjing, with suggestions of potential c ...

In a case that captured widespread attention, Lin Yu underwent legal proceedings in Sweden for the murder of his first wife and was eventually acquitted largely due to a biased juror.

Lin Yu was eventually extradited to Sweden and put on trial for Veronica's murder, but was acquitted due to a biased juror

Prosecutors in the trial presented a case against Lin Yu, suggesting he likely hired a hitman to kill his first wife, Veronica, and attempt to frame another man, Mr. Tang, for the crime. Blood evidence in a hotel not matching Lin’s raised suspicions of a third party involved, while sightings of a tall Asian man entering Lin Yu's hotel room further supported the hitman theory.

Nevertheless, Lin Yu's defense argued that the evidence provided was circumstantial, citing Lin's alibi and underlining the lack of direct proof connecting him to the murder. Although Lin was initially found guilty and sentenced to life in prison, an appeal over a biased juror led to his charges being thrown out and his release, pending a possible retrial. After his acquittal, Lin Yu was awarded over $400,000 in taxpayer money from Sweden to cover his legal fees, and he returned to China.

The victims' families were devastated by the acquittal and felt a deep sense of injustice

The families of the victims were left devastated by the outcome of the trial. Veronica's father harbored a deep resentment towards Lin Yu and even conside ...

As an adult, Marcus has made efforts to understand the circumstances of his past and to reconnect with his father, Lin Yu.

Marcus was told as a child that both of his parents died in a car accident, only later discovering the truth about his mother's murder

Marcus experienced shock and confusion in his youth upon discovering news footage of his mother's murder case, an event that sharply contrasted the narrative he had been told of his parents dying in a car accident. This revelation spurred him to seek the truth about his mother's case.

As an adult, Marcus has worked on a documentary about his mother's case and hired researchers to help him track down and contact his father

Now in his 20s, Marcus has taken an active role in uncovering the truth, working on a documentary about his mother's murder and hiring researchers to assist in the search for his father, Lin Yu.

Marcus expresses a desire to understand his father's perspective and get closure, despite the horrendous allegations against him

The quest for understanding has led Marcus to draft a heartfelt letter to his father, in which he expresses a complex mix of emotions. Marcus grapples with his identity and relationship to his father, questioning whether there is any fatherly love on Lin Yu's part, or if he is merely an unwanted reminder of the "terrible incident" that occurred with Marcus's mother.

Marcus's longing to meet his father face-to-face and see who he really is serves as a poignant example of his desire for closure. Despite being unmentioned in the provided transcript, Marcus's efforts to reconnect with his father and his thoughts on closure reveal his determination to compre ...