Remains found in Kaohsiung may be serial killer victim: Prosecutors
Posted on 2026-11-09 19:53:13
The Kaohsiung District Prosecutors Office says human remains found in a plastic bag may belong to the sister-in-law of a man sentenced to death for three murders.
A fisherman discovered the remains near Chenggong Bridge on November 5th.
The bag was tied to a dumbbell.
Prosecutors say DNA testing has not ruled out the possibility that the remains belong to a woman surnamed Chang Huang (張黃), who was killed by her brother-in-law, Chang Chieh-tsung (張介宗), in November 2024.
The 74-year-old Chang was sentenced to death in June this year for strangling three women, dismembering their bodies and dumping the remains in a nearby canal.
Chang has denied the charges and appealed the ruling.
Police previously found other remains dumped in the same canal during their investigation into the three killings.
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