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Leaked Chat: Nurse Denies Affair with Chao Chien-ming, Clarifies Finances

From Liberty Times · () Chinese

Translated from Chinese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

At a glance

News Named sources Context piece
  • A leaked conversation allegedly features Chen Hsing-yu questioning a nurse about her relationship with her husband, Chao Chien-ming.
  • The nurse claims she rejected Chao's advances due to having a stable boyfriend and later husband.
  • The nurse also provided financial records to clarify clinic expenses and denied visiting Chao in prison or having an affair.

A leaked online conversation allegedly captures Chen Hsing-yu confronting a nurse regarding her interactions with Chen's husband, former "son-in-law of the nation" Chao Chien-ming. The nurse, identified by the surname Hsu, has responded to the accusations, asserting that she rebuffed Chao's romantic interest due to her existing stable relationship.

Chao Chien-ming had indeed expressed romantic feelings toward her, but she clearly communicated that she had a boyfriend at the time, whom she later married.

โ€” Nurse HsuHer explanation for rejecting Chao Chien-ming's advances.

According to the leaked dialogue, the nurse stated that Chao Chien-ming had indeed expressed romantic feelings toward her. However, she claims she clearly communicated that she had a boyfriend at the time, whom she later married. She maintains that after her marriage, Chao ceased any such advances, and their relationship remained strictly professional, limited to her duties as a nurse. Both "Dr. Xiao Chao" and "Mama Chao" can reportedly attest to this, she stated.

Addressing financial matters, the nurse explained that the only financial transaction involved Chao Chien-ming giving her over 100,000 NT dollars before his imprisonment. This sum was intended for clinic supplies and expenses. She claims to have provided a detailed breakdown of these expenditures, totaling 95,880 NT dollars, and returned the remaining 4,476 NT dollars to Chao upon his release. She also clarified her rental arrangement for a clinic space, stating it was initiated by Chao's mother and followed terms similar to previous tenants, involving monthly rent and maintenance duties for clinic equipment.

She firmly denied visiting Chao during his incarceration or engaging in any extramarital affair.

โ€” Nurse HsuHer statement refuting accusations of an affair and prison visits.

The nurse firmly denied visiting Chao during his incarceration or engaging in any extramarital affair. She emphasized that her role was confined to nursing care, medication preparation, and injections, and she did not handle clinic finances. The conversation screenshots reportedly include the name of Chao's clinic, and the nurse's stance remains resolute amidst the persistent questioning. The identities of the individuals involved and the full context of the dispute are still subject to clarification.

This sum was intended for clinic supplies and expenses. She claims to have provided a detailed breakdown of these expenditures, totaling 95,880 NT dollars, and returned the remaining 4,476 NT dollars to Chao upon his release.

โ€” Nurse HsuHer explanation of the financial transaction involving Chao Chien-ming.
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Originally published by Liberty Times in Chinese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.