Making friends he cheated of painting is worth two million

A few days ago, a man for the Beijing nationality friendly inadvertent, in shenzhen was beguiled of a picture is worth 200 more than ten thousand yuan of the rare oil painting cui embankment chunxiao ". Longgang police efforts after more than a month to investigate, at one fell swoop will fraud crime suspects arrested, success recover paintings.

Last December 18, at about 12 at noon, the year nearly sixty men WuMou hurriedly walked into the longgang district six about police station report a case to the security authorities say: he was cheated out a picture of wu guanzhong painter painting "cui embankment chunxiao", value of more than 200 yuan.

Beijing WuMou businessmen, in 2006 to more than 200 yuan price, buy the painter of wu guanzhong a painting "cui embankment chunxiao".


In the first half of 2007, the introduction WuMou friends met in Hong Kong a trade company when the President's in a long and a pawn done boss wang mou, three slowly become a "good friends". In November 2007, in a WuMou hands that have this painting, said his oil painting works have a special liking to wu guanzhong, claiming that the Hong Kong friends to the cui embankment chunxiao "interested in high price to buy, to put forward WuMou wanted to see with my own eyes.

WuMou sumption, soon will be stored in the guangzhou this oil painting wholesale. In some see oil painting is admiration, promised to contact Hong Kong friends, help WuMou will sell oil painting.

In a panic called convenient Hong Kong friends come to buy, suggest it will oil painting in the pawnshop boss wang mou place, don't know is of thousands of WuMou will oil painting in wang mou place. In January 2008, in a place to wang mou alone, that is entrusted by WuMou take a picture, ran and ran off.

Pawnshop boss wang mou later call WuMou members have found that rise to the bait.

The review, the criminal suspect in a confessed the crime fact. Police later in guangzhou panyu a residential area should be returned to the stolen goods.