The procedure of Alleged Criminal Behavior of Hong Kong-Taiwan loophole means teen accused of killing girlfriend in Taipei may never face charges

        In the Hong Kong-Taiwan loophole case the behavior of the criminal seems to be very suspicious because the murderer killed his own girlfriend, and he was suppose to go on a trip with her. The boy was a 19 years old guy and he was supposed to suffer from some kind of mental disorder that makes him kill his girlfriend. The age of the murderer was so young and how he hides the dead body that is quite certain that he was not a professional killed and never been involved in this kind of activities before this. The reason of killing his girlfriend not very serious and it seems to be a fight between both people.  It is also possible that the murderer take the girl to Taipei for the intention to kill her in other city where he has fewer chances to be accused of killing his girlfriend (Hutter, 2018).

         Other than the issues of the girlfriend murder, Chan was under arrest in the Hong Kong, where he just goes through the charges of managing stolen goods and theft. He is blame of stealing the bank card, phone, a camera and NT$20,000 of his girlfriend Poon, and in late February take out the money from Poon bank account two times, from a cash machine in the Hong Kong. So it can also be said that Chan killed Poon just for her money and may be Poon get to know about his wrong intentions about her properties, and as a result Chen killed her.  The Chan perior to killing his girlfriend seems to get involved in activities of theft according to the investigation get from the friends of both Poon and Chen. The personality of Chen also seems to be broken and he was hard person to understand, it appears very aggressive and reckless boy and was also very rude towards the policeman (Legalmatch.com, 2018).

References of The procedure of Alleged Criminal Behavior of Hong Kong-Taiwan loophole means teen accused of killing girlfriend in Taipei may never face charges

Bernhardt, William. 2012 . Double Jeopardy: A Novel of Suspense. Open Road Media.

Bomboy, Scott. 2018. The Supreme Court takes on a big Double Jeopardy case. February 20. https://constitutioncenter.org/blog/the-supreme-court-takes-on-a-big-double-jeopardy-case.

Hutter, Randi. 2018. Predicting Criminal Behavior. February 17. https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/birth-babies-and-beyond/201802/predicting-criminal-behavior.

Legalmatch.com. 2018. What Are the Different Types of Crimes? June 26. https://www.legalmatch.com/law-library/article/what-are-the-different-types-of-crimes.html.