Li Shikang

Li Shikang is a Chinese serial killer who killed six people and wounded 17 others with letter bombs sent to medical staff whom he blamed for not curing his sexually transmitted disease.[1]

Li Shikang
Born
Li Shikang
Details
Victims6 killed, 17 wounded
Span of crimes
1999–same year
CountryChina
State(s)Sichuan, Guangzhou, Zhuhai
Date apprehended
Early December

Crimes

Li Shikang, frustrated by the fact that doctors upset him by dismissing his fears for his children while failing to cure him, sent his first bomb on February 18, 1999, disguised as a fruit box, to the house of doctor Xu, teacher of the University of Medicine of Sichuan Province.[2] On October 6, 1999 he sent a bomb to doctor Chen; it exploded and killed Chen and two others at a clinic in Guangzhou. Two others were wounded.[2] In the third explosion on October 24, 1999, he sent a bomb to Doctor Wu, who told Li that the disease could not be transmitted by everyday contact with his children.[2][1] Two butlers were killed in the explosion, while Wu and 13 other people were wounded.[2][1]

Arrest

Li Shikang was arrested after a joint operation by police in Zhuhai and Guangzhou through the detonators he used.[1]

See also

References
  1. Sexual ignorance led to bombings in China, The Guardian (December 14, 1999)
  2. Paciente zangado com médicos mata 6 e fere 17 na China, Jornal do Commercio (December 14, 1999)
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