When Will the Familee Be Executed?

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</TD></TR><TR><TD vAlign=top width=452 colSpan=2>Former Beijing airport head executed
Li Peiying found guilty in February of accepting US$4m in bribes and embezzling US$12m in public money

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(Beijing)
THE former head of Beijing airport's management company was executed yesterday following his conviction on corruption charges, state media reported, making him the latest figure brought down in China's battle against widespread graft.
An intermediate court found 60-year-old Li Peiying guilty in February of accepting almost US$4 million in bribes and embezzling about US$12 million in public money since 1995, the Xinhua News Agency said.
Li was executed after the Supreme Court upheld a lower court's rejection of his appeal, Xinhua said. The report did not say when the Supreme Court ruled, and it did not describe the method of execution.
Reports said that Li's attorney had argued for leniency, saying that his client had returned the stolen money.
China has long struggled against corruption among high-level Communist Party officials, especially in state-owned enterprises in the energy, transportation and other key sectors that wield vast political influence and access to state financing.
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</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>Li's execution came two days after word emerged that the head of China's nuclear power programme was under investigation for alleged corruption. And just last month, the former chairman of China's second-biggest oil company, Sinopec, was convicted of taking US$29 million in bribes and given a suspended death sentence. On Thursday, state media reported that two businesspeople were put to death for multimillion-dollar frauds.
The Capital Airports Holding Co, of which Li was chairman, is among the state enterprise elite, operating more than 30 airports in nine provinces with managing assets of more than 100 billion yuan (S$21 billion) and 38,000 employees, according to the company's website.
The company's airports handle 30 per cent of all airline passenger traffic in China.
According to the reports, Li's corruption lasted from 1995 to 2003, when the investigation began. That would appear to indicate that he was relieved of his responsibilities just ahead of a massive expansion of Beijing's airport in preparation for last year's Olympic Games.
The application of the death penalty in corruption cases has come under debate in recent years, with sentiment growing that it should be reserved only for particularly heinous violent crimes. -- AP
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[Capano2121]

This will only happen when sinkies have the balls to yank them out of their palace & execute them in PADANG! But first sinkies have to learn to refrain from sucking up to white cocks, japanese dickhead & cheenagao!