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	The Montreal coroner speedily threw away Yang's body samples.   He stripped our legal right to re-perform the poisoning experiment.
	1.	Yang Yi-Li murder case is disputable from the very beginning.   In the Montreal meeting dated September 15th, 1997, we finally knew the coroner had thrown away Yang's body samples so quickly in June 1997.   We protested this in the Montreal meeting, since firstly in July 1997 Yang's case was still under investigation by Mr. Agnessi (P.277-62).   Secondly, from April 1997 we submitted several petitions to Taiwan Ministry of Foreign Affairs to request to re-perform the poisoning experiment by the Canadian coroner (P.255), but the coroner disregarded them.   It is incredible that we received the poisoning experiment report till end of October 1998 nearly two years after Yang's death (P.267).
		In the Montreal meeting, for covering his throwing Yang's body samples for destroying the evidence, Mr. Lauzon boasted that his judgment was very correct.   He stripped our legal right to re-perform the poisoning experiment.
	2.	It is funny that we got three different versions regarding using up of Yang's body samples from Mr. Lauzon, Mr. Agnessi and our Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
		A.	On September 15th, 1997 during the Montreal meeting, Mr. Lauzon said Yang's body samples had been thrown away in June 1997; he even boasted to us that his judgement was very correct.
		B.	On page 3 of 4 of Mr. Agnessi's report dated July 30th, 1997 (P.277-62), he indicated that they contacted Mme Peclet of coroner experiment room, who said the samples of this case had been destroyed in June.
		C.	In October 1998, an official letter issued by our Ministry of Foreign Affairs for Taiwan Control Yuan stated: Taipei Economic and Cultural Office, Ottawa had contacted Canadian police who advised Yang's body samples had been used up for various poisoning experiment; thus they were unable to re-perform the relative poisoning experiment.  Please refer to P.268.
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