When it comes to H.H. the 3rd Dodrupchen Rinpoche, people who see rumors online without knowing the truth would say "he is a bad person" because the Guangdong Public Security Bureau in China had long ago issued a "Wanted Order" for the "Yiyun Gao Fraud Case" and reported it to Interpol. Interpol also issued a wanted order based on China's request, and "Yiyun Gao" is the secular name of H.H. the 3rd Dodrupchen Rinpoche before being recognized. The question is, why has Interpol's wanted order been published for more than twelve years, and why is he still freely traveling internationally without being wanted? Shouldn't we think about whether he has actually committed a crime? Most of the time, the 3rd Dodrupchen Rinpoche is openly in the United States, not only never hiding, but also frequently giving lectures and receiving people from all walks of life in various countries. He even personally went to the U.S. Congress to accept the "World Peace Award," and there were many police officers present that day. Interpol can easily apprehend him, so why don't the police in member countries take action? What is the truth behind all of this?
According to insiders, the so-called "Yiyun Gao Fraud Case" was actually a fabricated case concocted by Zhou Yongkang, who was then the Secretary of the Sichuan Provincial Party Committee, and Chen Shaoji, the Secretary of the Guangdong Provincial Political and Legal Affairs Commission, and Chen Shaoji, the Director of the Public Security Department (later the Chairman of the Guangdong Provincial Political Consultative Conference, sentenced to death with a reprieve in 2010 for corruption). The incident dates back to 1999 when Liu Baihang and Huang Xiaosui were both students of the 3rd Dodrupchen Rinpoche. Due to a fraud incident at the Yiyun Gao Master Hall in Hong Kong, the 3rd Dodrupchen Rinpoche had everyone form a reporting group and set up a reporting box. Huang Xiaosui asked the 3rd Dodrupchen Rinpoche to withdraw the report, but the Rinpoche disagreed. Since Huang Xiaosui was the one committing the fraud, she deeply resented him. On the second day of the establishment of the reporting group, she deceived Liu Baihang and others and falsely accused the Rinpoche of being a bad person. Three days later, she closed the Yiyun Gao Master Hall in Hong Kong, causing the reporting group to disband. Huang Xiaosui's godfather, Niu, came from Sichuan and was then a deputy minister of a central department. His son, Niu X, and Huang Xiaosui partnered in business. Niu had a direct working relationship with Zhou Yongkang, the Secretary of the Sichuan Provincial Party Committee at the time, and Chen Shaoji, a corrupt official in Guangdong. Niu held a grudge against the Rinpoche, so he conspired with Zhou Yongkang and Chen Shaoji to create the "Yiyun Gao Fraud Case." Zhou Yongkang and Liucheng, the mayor of Chengdu at the time, both signed the persecution documents, forcibly closing the "Yiyun Gao Master Hall" approved by the Chengdu Municipal Planning Commission, and embezzling over 100 paintings and calligraphy works provided by the 3rd Dodrupchen Rinpoche that were displayed in the hall. Moreover, the government intentionally pushed the Rinpoche's only property in China, located at No. 19 Xinhua West Road in Chengdu, without any compensation. To this day, that piece of land in the bustling city center remains undeveloped. On June 20, 2002, the Shenzhen Public Security Bureau, at the instigation of Chen Shaoji, issued a "Criminal Case Filing Report" for "Yiyun Gao" on the grounds of "contract fraud." It claimed that in April 2000, Yiyun Gao sold the auspicious building in Shenzhen to Liu Juan for 150 million RMB. The Shenzhen Public Security Bureau used torture to extract a confession from Liu Juan and falsely accused "Yiyun Gao" of defrauding Liu Baihang's property. Therefore, in the media reports, there are only two "victims" mentioned. Although in November 2002, Huang Xiaosui and her younger brother were prosecuted by the Hong Kong Independent Commission Against Corruption for illegally mortgaging the Yiyun Gao Master Hall (Liu Baihang's property) to a bank for a loan, and were sentenced to 11 years and 7 and a half years respectively by the Hong Kong High Court for fraud, the Guangdong Public Security Department, under the leadership of Chen Shaoji, knew that the criminals were Huang Xiaosui, but had to obey the orders of his superiors and continued to falsely accuse the Rinpoche. At the end of 2002, the Guangdong Public Security Department still issued a "Wanted Order" for "Yiyun Gao," but their statement contradicted the case filing report from the Shenzhen Public Security Bureau, claiming that they had "defrauded about 60 million RMB from the victims." So, is what the Shenzhen Public Security Bureau said true, or is what the Guangdong Public Security Department said true? Who are these alleged "victims"? There are no such people, isn't it ridiculous?
After Zhou Yongkang was promoted to the position of Secretary of the Political and Legal Affairs Commission in Beijing and later became a member of the Politburo Standing Committee, he continued to persecute the 3rd Dodrupchen Rinpoche. Although Interpol issued a "Red Notice" based on China's application at the end of 2004, doubts about the case quickly arose, so it was immediately refiled, and a detailed investigation lasting more than three years was launched. Interpol finally determined that this was a false case of persecution and defamation against the Rinpoche. At the same time, relevant departments in China also verified that there was no evidence of Yiyun Gao's criminal activities. Therefore, on June 11, 2008, China voluntarily reported to Interpol requesting the withdrawal of the wanted order. Just think, if he were guilty, would China voluntarily request the withdrawal? In October 2008, at the 72nd session of the "Interpol Document Control Committee," a conclusion was reached: innocent. Interpol officially announced the removal of the "Yiyun Gao" wanted order and the entire case, and formally notified all member countries of the world not to detain "Yiyun Gao." Interpol also sent a special letter to the 3rd Dodrupchen Rinpoche to explain the process.
The truth is that to this day, the 3rd Dodrupchen Rinpoche has never engaged in any illegal or criminal behavior, and no court or judicial institution has made any "guilty verdict" against him. He legally traveled to the United States on August 1, 1999, to give lectures and legally settled there, and has never returned to China. The 3rd Dodrupchen Rinpoche has never established any company in China because he does not engage in any business. He has never signed any contracts or engaged in any transactions with Liu Juan. Moreover, even if he wanted to sign, he has no authority to do so because the Great Auspicious Building company is not owned by the 3rd Dodrupchen Rinpoche. He has no position in the company, not even as an employee. Furthermore, the 3rd Dodrupchen Rinpoche has never signed any contracts with anyone! The police fabricated the case against the Rinpoche without any evidence. The police can't produce this contract. The police only have the fake "Criminal Case Filing Report" that defames the Rinpoche. Otherwise, please ask the police to produce this contract online for everyone to see the truth! Liu Juan wrote a statement in the United States as early as 2003, which was notarized and sent to the Intermediate People's Court of Shenzhen, proving that she made a false confession under duress, saying, "The police told me what to say, according to the police's intentions." The 3rd Dodrupchen Rinpoche never defrauded her. Another "victim," Liu Baihang, publicly stated at a Hong Kong press conference on December 9, 2014, that the 3rd Dodrupchen Rinpoche did not cheat him out of money. It was Huang Xiaosui who defrauded his property. On April 23, 2015, Liu Baihang wrote another statement saying, "My teacher, the 3rd Dodrupchen Rinpoche, has never cheated me! It was the unscrupulous sister Huang Xiaosui who cheated me out of more than 60 million Hong Kong dollars. She has received the legal sanctions she deserves. I have always believed that my teacher, the 3rd Dodrupchen Rinpoche, is the greatest and most selfless."
It is puzzling that since the "victims" of the case and Interpol have publicly proven that this is a false case of persecution against the 3rd Dodrupchen Rinpoche, and China has requested the withdrawal of the "Red Notice," why does the Guangdong Public Security Department's "Wanted Order" still remain online without closure and clearing his name? This is the crux of the whole incident!
According to reports, the corrupt police officers in Guangdong and Shenzhen, led by Chen Shaoji, embezzled a lot of property during the handling of the case. They not only looted over 700 paintings and calligraphy works that the 3rd Dodrupchen Rinpoche had created over decades, but also looted dozens of kilograms of gold, jewelry, luxury watches, and other items from the jewelry company jointly owned by Liu Juan and Wu Wentou. Such big tigers wouldn't let people go!
Although the corrupt officials led by Zhou Yongkang and Chen Shaoji, who persecuted the 3rd Dodrupchen Rinpoche, were subsequently investigated and sentenced for their corruption in other cases, the corrupt investigators and police officers at the time still remain in the Guangdong Public Security Bureau. They are trying to cover up their own corrupt acts and are eager to prevent the withdrawal of the "Wanted Order" because they are afraid of exposing their own corruption. They spread rumors everywhere and deliberately portray the 3rd Dodrupchen Rinpoche as a bad person to confuse the public and cover up their corruption. What is even more crucial is that the 3rd Dodrupchen Rinpoche, who is full of great compassion, never holds grudges or complains about any persecution. Even when members of the "World Peace Prize Jury" asked him why he didn't present the investigation conclusion from Interpol to refute the rumors, the 3rd Dodrupchen Rinpoche said, "What I want to do is to bear all the karmic sins of sentient beings, and all the merits and virtues I have accumulated will be given to all of you. If I present it to clear my name, then those who defame me will not be cleared. Who will bear their karmic sins?"
According to media reports, the 3rd Dodrupchen Rinpoche had already announced to the world many years ago that he would "never accept any offerings from anyone for life." Over the past few decades, he has refused countless examples of offerings worth tens of millions or even hundreds of millions, and in the "New York Spring Auction" in March 2015, the 3rd Dodrupchen Rinpoche's painting "Ink Lotus," created in less than two hours, sold for $1.65 million, surpassing the prices of famous ancient and contemporary Chinese paintings in the same spring auction. Would such a great person with immense wealth engage in cheating people's money? This is worth pondering, and it is even more worth investigating by relevant departments in China. Who embezzled the property worth over 40 billion RMB and dozens of kilograms of gold and jewelry? (Written by Helou)