在波士顿地区布兰岱斯（Brandeis）大学就读本科的中国女留学生薛紫梦疑似2月22日从学校练习击剑后回家途中，被一名非裔男子劫住强暴。事发后薛紫梦忍了一周未向他人提及此事，但很不幸的是她最后疑似在2月29日选择在居住处自杀，年仅21岁。
据布兰岱斯大学临时代理校长林奇（??Lisa M. Lynch）向全校师生发出的公开信和该校官网新闻报道指出，薛紫梦出生于1995年，来自于中国北京，曾经就读于北京大学附属高中。考取布兰岱斯大学后选择了艺术和生物专业，同时还是该校女子击剑队队员。
考古：非正常死亡的北美华裔博士/教授
版主： Softfist
#202 Re: 考古：非正常死亡的北美华裔博士/教授
中新网5月20日电 综合报道，在纽约皇后区法拉盛遭强暴攻击的23岁姚姓留美女生18日早晨8时50分经由纽约医院皇后医疗中心检查，正式被判定脑死，仅以呼吸器维生，院方还在等姚宇的父母从中国赶去看望女儿最后一眼。姚女遭强暴重殴至脑死案震惊华人社区，民代和侨界纷纷谴责凶嫌恶行，并对案发当时多位路人目击却“视若无睹”感到痛心。
无端受攻击并遭性侵 受重击左头骨全碎裂
5月16日晚，赴美仅两个月的23岁中国女留学生姚宇在法拉盛繁忙街区被一名墨西哥裔男子拖入后巷强奸，并被一根金属管狠狠敲打头部至脑死亡。
无端受攻击并遭性侵 受重击左头骨全碎裂
5月16日晚，赴美仅两个月的23岁中国女留学生姚宇在法拉盛繁忙街区被一名墨西哥裔男子拖入后巷强奸，并被一根金属管狠狠敲打头部至脑死亡。
#203 Re: 考古：非正常死亡的北美华裔博士/教授
李进进， 已添加，多谢提名
hhcare 写了： 2024年 6月 29日 08:02 李进进
1993年前往美国，出任哥伦比亚大学访问学者。之后又前往威斯康星大学攻读法学博士，获美国法学学位。毕业后担任美国纽约州执业律师，并出任纪念胡耀邦赵紫阳基金会总裁。
2022
我不发帖，我只是帖子的搬运工
#204 Re: 考古：非正常死亡的北美华裔博士/教授
张川川， 硕士生， 不符合要求
hhcare 写了： 2024年 6月 29日 08:18 海外网11月22日电 就中国留学生张川川在美不幸身亡一事，当地时间20日下午，其所就读的布兰迪斯大学校长利博维茨表示，张川川于18日（周六）晚在校外死亡，并非死于暴力。此外，没有证据证明张川川的死与学校20日晚发布警报的武装抢劫事件有关联。
我不发帖，我只是帖子的搬运工
#205 Re: 考古：非正常死亡的北美华裔博士/教授
薛紫梦， 小留，大学生，不符合博士要求。
hhcare 写了： 2024年 6月 29日 08:19 在波士顿地区布兰岱斯（Brandeis）大学就读本科的中国女留学生薛紫梦疑似2月22日从学校练习击剑后回家途中，被一名非裔男子劫住强暴。事发后薛紫梦忍了一周未向他人提及此事，但很不幸的是她最后疑似在2月29日选择在居住处自杀，年仅21岁。
据布兰岱斯大学临时代理校长林奇（??Lisa M. Lynch）向全校师生发出的公开信和该校官网新闻报道指出，薛紫梦出生于1995年，来自于中国北京，曾经就读于北京大学附属高中。考取布兰岱斯大学后选择了艺术和生物专业，同时还是该校女子击剑队队员。
我不发帖，我只是帖子的搬运工
#206 Re: 考古：非正常死亡的北美华裔博士/教授
姚宇， 这应该不是博士生。 刚来美国两个月就到法拉盛打工了。。。
hhcare 写了： 2024年 6月 29日 08:21 中新网5月20日电 综合报道，在纽约皇后区法拉盛遭强暴攻击的23岁姚姓留美女生18日早晨8时50分经由纽约医院皇后医疗中心检查，正式被判定脑死，仅以呼吸器维生，院方还在等姚宇的父母从中国赶去看望女儿最后一眼。姚女遭强暴重殴至脑死案震惊华人社区，民代和侨界纷纷谴责凶嫌恶行，并对案发当时多位路人目击却“视若无睹”感到痛心。
无端受攻击并遭性侵 受重击左头骨全碎裂
5月16日晚，赴美仅两个月的23岁中国女留学生姚宇在法拉盛繁忙街区被一名墨西哥裔男子拖入后巷强奸，并被一根金属管狠狠敲打头部至脑死亡。
我不发帖，我只是帖子的搬运工
#207 Re: 考古：非正常死亡的北美华裔博士/教授
这些的确没有找到网页报道。如果确定Aiqing Jiang是博士新生的话，可以加上。
gua 写了： 2024年 6月 28日 23:27 还有很多网上可能找不到的，除了家人和朋友都记不得的人们：
Aiqing Jiang, 1997年从清华来到Arizona State University还不到两个月，骑自行车在校园内被校车撞死。
Lingyun Shi, 2004年在University of Maryland物理系做博后期间，在家中中风去世。
Qing Chang, 她当时只是硕士毕业，2003年在芝加哥街上被追小偷的警察车俩撞死。
我不发帖，我只是帖子的搬运工
#208 Re: 考古：非正常死亡的北美华裔博士/教授
Aiqing Jiang, 1997年从清华来到Arizona State University还不到两个月，骑自行车在校园内被校车撞死。
肯定是博士
我也97年来的
听说ASU 撞死一个
Prof Zhang Yonghang's Letter
Forwarded by: Yingxian Zhu <zzz@asu.edu> 10/10/97
From: Xuerong Zhang <xzhang@asu.edu>
Dear colleagues, friends, and students,
As you may know, there was a tragic accident Monday morning (10/6) on the
campus at ASU. One of our students lost his life in this unfortunate
bus/bike collision. I was completely shocked when I was informed that the
student involved happened to be my PhD student Mr. Aiqing Jiang, a top
graduate from the very best Chinese engineering school, Tsinghua
University, Beijing. To make me feel even worse is that he was recruited
by myself last year while I was attending an international conference in
Beijing. Although he had been with me for less than two months at ASU, he
had demonstrated very solid background in optoelectronics and picked up on
the research project very quickly. He was also one of the smartest
students in my EEE631 class and could easily answer many difficult
questions. He could have become the best student in my group. I simply
cannot believe that he is gone. His death is a tremendous loss to his
family and to our community.
Aiqing came from an average Chinese family. His father died in a tragic
accident when he was only 8-year old. His mother has been a single
parent, raising Aiqing and his brother alone. She is in a very poor health
with severe heart disease. From an early age, Aiqing was extremely bright,
always at top as the No. 1 or 2 student in academic performance in the
whole schools all the way from elementary school through high school. He
was one of the top ten winners in both provincial Middle School Math and
Physics Competitions. He passed the most competitive national university
entrance exams with extremely high scores and was admitted to the
accomplished Electrical Engineering Department at the most prestigious
engineering school in China, Tsinghua University, in 1989. Based upon his
outstanding achievements in his undergraduate courses, he we admitted into
the MS program as a honor student without the need to pass any entrance
exams. His MS thesis received the highest mark from his supervisor. He
had dreamed of becoming a scientist like many other bright youth in China.
He had planned to go back to Tsinghua to teach and conduct research in
optoelectronics after his PhD. He had chosen my group and ASU among
variety of offers from other schools. He believed that ASU has the
credentials and resources to help make his dream to come true. I feel it
was such a great honor for me, as well as for ASU, to have had him as our
PhD student. However, this accident took his life and I cannot help to
feel the deepest sorrow for him and his family.
The more I talked with his friends and his previous MS degree supervisor
in China, the more I am deeply moved by his distinct personality. I feel
so sorry that his life was cut short and I did not have more time to get
to know him. He was such a great student when he was at Tsinghua. During
his undergraduate and graduate years, he was consistently among the top 5%
of his class. Due to his outstanding academic performance, he was awarded
the Guan Hua Fellowship, the only one out of a class of 35. In order to
relieve some financial pressure on his family for the support of his
higher education, he took several summer jobs. During the semesters, he
actively participated in various types of volunteer work helping elderly
people in retirement homes routinely, providing free mentor services to
junior students, and donating blood. It was a very emotional experience
for me to organize his personal belongings, especially when I saw a
certificate of free blood donation and many other pictures of him. He was
so highly respected at his previous university that just a few hours after
I called his previous supervisor's office at Tsinghua and informed them of
the tragic accident, the students and faculty members started to post
heart breaking memorial articles on the Tsinghua University BBS on their
computer network. They are all shocked and simply cannot believe what has
happened.
In order to send Aiqing to Arizona, his family had to use their entire
saving and borrow the remaining funds. The total cost of his trip to ASU
was about $9K US dollars, equivalent to a sum of eight- to ten-year net
income of an average worker in the city where he grew up! A large portion
of these funds went to the Chinese government because of a new law
requiring that a large fee be paid if the MS student decides not to work
in China after his graduation. The International Student Office and the
College of Engineering and Applied Science at ASU has helped to set up an
account with the ASU Foundation. Checks can be sent to: Jiang Memorial
Fund, ASU Foundation, PO Box: 875005, Tempe, AZ 85287-5005, Tel:
602-965-2825. My wife and I decided to donate $500 to his family. I am
inviting you to join us in donating to Aiqing's family. Checks can be also
dropped off in the Engineering Development Office in Engineering G-Wing or
ERC-140. No amount of money can make up for the loss of Aiqing's family,
but it is one way we can show that we care. Our donations can help to
alleviate some of the financial burden that has been placed on his family.
Even if you did not know Aiqing I am sure his death effected you in some
way. Please stop by and sing his condolence book in ERC 115. The book
along with any flowers left at the site of the accident will be sent to
his family.
Lastly, I would like to thank the faculty, staff, and students for their
help, donations and expressions of condolences to Aiqing. His family will
greatly appreciate these!
PS: For Chinese friends. You can also send you check to:
Dehui Mi
1050 S. Stanley Place #P233
Tempe, AZ 85281
Tel: 602-968-0464
Check Title: CSSFA at ASU
Memo: Jiang Memorial Fund.
(CSSFA stands for: Chinese Student and Scholar Friendship Association)
The names and amount of donation will be posted on a webpage. Please
inform the CSSFA if you do not what your name to be put on the list.
To those people who know Aiqing, I encourage you to send your donations to
his family directly with a letter or a card describing your feeling. Many
small checks are worth more than just a big one. The address for his
brother is:
Prof. Jiang Chen Guan (Morning light)
Dept. of Agriculture Machinery
Lai Yang Agriculture College
Wen Hua Road (Culture Road)
Lai Yang, Shangdong Province 265200
PR China
Tel: 011-86-535-722-0741
We are setting up a memorial web page for him in my group. Please check it
after one or two days http://asumbe.eas.asu.edu/.
Sincerely,
Yong-Hang Zhang
肯定是博士
我也97年来的
听说ASU 撞死一个
Prof Zhang Yonghang's Letter
Forwarded by: Yingxian Zhu <zzz@asu.edu> 10/10/97
From: Xuerong Zhang <xzhang@asu.edu>
Dear colleagues, friends, and students,
As you may know, there was a tragic accident Monday morning (10/6) on the
campus at ASU. One of our students lost his life in this unfortunate
bus/bike collision. I was completely shocked when I was informed that the
student involved happened to be my PhD student Mr. Aiqing Jiang, a top
graduate from the very best Chinese engineering school, Tsinghua
University, Beijing. To make me feel even worse is that he was recruited
by myself last year while I was attending an international conference in
Beijing. Although he had been with me for less than two months at ASU, he
had demonstrated very solid background in optoelectronics and picked up on
the research project very quickly. He was also one of the smartest
students in my EEE631 class and could easily answer many difficult
questions. He could have become the best student in my group. I simply
cannot believe that he is gone. His death is a tremendous loss to his
family and to our community.
Aiqing came from an average Chinese family. His father died in a tragic
accident when he was only 8-year old. His mother has been a single
parent, raising Aiqing and his brother alone. She is in a very poor health
with severe heart disease. From an early age, Aiqing was extremely bright,
always at top as the No. 1 or 2 student in academic performance in the
whole schools all the way from elementary school through high school. He
was one of the top ten winners in both provincial Middle School Math and
Physics Competitions. He passed the most competitive national university
entrance exams with extremely high scores and was admitted to the
accomplished Electrical Engineering Department at the most prestigious
engineering school in China, Tsinghua University, in 1989. Based upon his
outstanding achievements in his undergraduate courses, he we admitted into
the MS program as a honor student without the need to pass any entrance
exams. His MS thesis received the highest mark from his supervisor. He
had dreamed of becoming a scientist like many other bright youth in China.
He had planned to go back to Tsinghua to teach and conduct research in
optoelectronics after his PhD. He had chosen my group and ASU among
variety of offers from other schools. He believed that ASU has the
credentials and resources to help make his dream to come true. I feel it
was such a great honor for me, as well as for ASU, to have had him as our
PhD student. However, this accident took his life and I cannot help to
feel the deepest sorrow for him and his family.
The more I talked with his friends and his previous MS degree supervisor
in China, the more I am deeply moved by his distinct personality. I feel
so sorry that his life was cut short and I did not have more time to get
to know him. He was such a great student when he was at Tsinghua. During
his undergraduate and graduate years, he was consistently among the top 5%
of his class. Due to his outstanding academic performance, he was awarded
the Guan Hua Fellowship, the only one out of a class of 35. In order to
relieve some financial pressure on his family for the support of his
higher education, he took several summer jobs. During the semesters, he
actively participated in various types of volunteer work helping elderly
people in retirement homes routinely, providing free mentor services to
junior students, and donating blood. It was a very emotional experience
for me to organize his personal belongings, especially when I saw a
certificate of free blood donation and many other pictures of him. He was
so highly respected at his previous university that just a few hours after
I called his previous supervisor's office at Tsinghua and informed them of
the tragic accident, the students and faculty members started to post
heart breaking memorial articles on the Tsinghua University BBS on their
computer network. They are all shocked and simply cannot believe what has
happened.
In order to send Aiqing to Arizona, his family had to use their entire
saving and borrow the remaining funds. The total cost of his trip to ASU
was about $9K US dollars, equivalent to a sum of eight- to ten-year net
income of an average worker in the city where he grew up! A large portion
of these funds went to the Chinese government because of a new law
requiring that a large fee be paid if the MS student decides not to work
in China after his graduation. The International Student Office and the
College of Engineering and Applied Science at ASU has helped to set up an
account with the ASU Foundation. Checks can be sent to: Jiang Memorial
Fund, ASU Foundation, PO Box: 875005, Tempe, AZ 85287-5005, Tel:
602-965-2825. My wife and I decided to donate $500 to his family. I am
inviting you to join us in donating to Aiqing's family. Checks can be also
dropped off in the Engineering Development Office in Engineering G-Wing or
ERC-140. No amount of money can make up for the loss of Aiqing's family,
but it is one way we can show that we care. Our donations can help to
alleviate some of the financial burden that has been placed on his family.
Even if you did not know Aiqing I am sure his death effected you in some
way. Please stop by and sing his condolence book in ERC 115. The book
along with any flowers left at the site of the accident will be sent to
his family.
Lastly, I would like to thank the faculty, staff, and students for their
help, donations and expressions of condolences to Aiqing. His family will
greatly appreciate these!
PS: For Chinese friends. You can also send you check to:
Dehui Mi
1050 S. Stanley Place #P233
Tempe, AZ 85281
Tel: 602-968-0464
Check Title: CSSFA at ASU
Memo: Jiang Memorial Fund.
(CSSFA stands for: Chinese Student and Scholar Friendship Association)
The names and amount of donation will be posted on a webpage. Please
inform the CSSFA if you do not what your name to be put on the list.
To those people who know Aiqing, I encourage you to send your donations to
his family directly with a letter or a card describing your feeling. Many
small checks are worth more than just a big one. The address for his
brother is:
Prof. Jiang Chen Guan (Morning light)
Dept. of Agriculture Machinery
Lai Yang Agriculture College
Wen Hua Road (Culture Road)
Lai Yang, Shangdong Province 265200
PR China
Tel: 011-86-535-722-0741
We are setting up a memorial web page for him in my group. Please check it
after one or two days http://asumbe.eas.asu.edu/.
Sincerely,
Yong-Hang Zhang
#210 Re: 考古：非正常死亡的北美华裔博士/教授
多谢信息， 已经添加
hhcare 写了： 2024年 6月 29日 09:02 Aiqing Jiang, 1997年从清华来到Arizona State University还不到两个月，骑自行车在校园内被校车撞死。
肯定是博士
我也97年来的
听说ASU 撞死一个
Prof Zhang Yonghang's Letter
Forwarded by: Yingxian Zhu <zzz@asu.edu> 10/10/97
From: Xuerong Zhang <xzhang@asu.edu>
Dear colleagues, friends, and students,
As you may know, there was a tragic accident Monday morning (10/6) on the
campus at ASU. One of our students lost his life in this unfortunate
bus/bike collision. I was completely shocked when I was informed that the
student involved happened to be my PhD student Mr. Aiqing Jiang, a top
graduate from the very best Chinese engineering school, Tsinghua
University, Beijing. To make me feel even worse is that he was recruited
by myself last year while I was attending an international conference in
Beijing. Although he had been with me for less than two months at ASU, he
had demonstrated very solid background in optoelectronics and picked up on
the research project very quickly. He was also one of the smartest
students in my EEE631 class and could easily answer many difficult
questions. He could have become the best student in my group. I simply
cannot believe that he is gone. His death is a tremendous loss to his
family and to our community.
Aiqing came from an average Chinese family. His father died in a tragic
accident when he was only 8-year old. His mother has been a single
parent, raising Aiqing and his brother alone. She is in a very poor health
with severe heart disease. From an early age, Aiqing was extremely bright,
always at top as the No. 1 or 2 student in academic performance in the
whole schools all the way from elementary school through high school. He
was one of the top ten winners in both provincial Middle School Math and
Physics Competitions. He passed the most competitive national university
entrance exams with extremely high scores and was admitted to the
accomplished Electrical Engineering Department at the most prestigious
engineering school in China, Tsinghua University, in 1989. Based upon his
outstanding achievements in his undergraduate courses, he we admitted into
the MS program as a honor student without the need to pass any entrance
exams. His MS thesis received the highest mark from his supervisor. He
had dreamed of becoming a scientist like many other bright youth in China.
He had planned to go back to Tsinghua to teach and conduct research in
optoelectronics after his PhD. He had chosen my group and ASU among
variety of offers from other schools. He believed that ASU has the
credentials and resources to help make his dream to come true. I feel it
was such a great honor for me, as well as for ASU, to have had him as our
PhD student. However, this accident took his life and I cannot help to
feel the deepest sorrow for him and his family.
The more I talked with his friends and his previous MS degree supervisor
in China, the more I am deeply moved by his distinct personality. I feel
so sorry that his life was cut short and I did not have more time to get
to know him. He was such a great student when he was at Tsinghua. During
his undergraduate and graduate years, he was consistently among the top 5%
of his class. Due to his outstanding academic performance, he was awarded
the Guan Hua Fellowship, the only one out of a class of 35. In order to
relieve some financial pressure on his family for the support of his
higher education, he took several summer jobs. During the semesters, he
actively participated in various types of volunteer work helping elderly
people in retirement homes routinely, providing free mentor services to
junior students, and donating blood. It was a very emotional experience
for me to organize his personal belongings, especially when I saw a
certificate of free blood donation and many other pictures of him. He was
so highly respected at his previous university that just a few hours after
I called his previous supervisor's office at Tsinghua and informed them of
the tragic accident, the students and faculty members started to post
heart breaking memorial articles on the Tsinghua University BBS on their
computer network. They are all shocked and simply cannot believe what has
happened.
In order to send Aiqing to Arizona, his family had to use their entire
saving and borrow the remaining funds. The total cost of his trip to ASU
was about $9K US dollars, equivalent to a sum of eight- to ten-year net
income of an average worker in the city where he grew up! A large portion
of these funds went to the Chinese government because of a new law
requiring that a large fee be paid if the MS student decides not to work
in China after his graduation. The International Student Office and the
College of Engineering and Applied Science at ASU has helped to set up an
account with the ASU Foundation. Checks can be sent to: Jiang Memorial
Fund, ASU Foundation, PO Box: 875005, Tempe, AZ 85287-5005, Tel:
602-965-2825. My wife and I decided to donate $500 to his family. I am
inviting you to join us in donating to Aiqing's family. Checks can be also
dropped off in the Engineering Development Office in Engineering G-Wing or
ERC-140. No amount of money can make up for the loss of Aiqing's family,
but it is one way we can show that we care. Our donations can help to
alleviate some of the financial burden that has been placed on his family.
Even if you did not know Aiqing I am sure his death effected you in some
way. Please stop by and sing his condolence book in ERC 115. The book
along with any flowers left at the site of the accident will be sent to
his family.
Lastly, I would like to thank the faculty, staff, and students for their
help, donations and expressions of condolences to Aiqing. His family will
greatly appreciate these!
PS: For Chinese friends. You can also send you check to:
Dehui Mi
1050 S. Stanley Place #P233
Tempe, AZ 85281
Tel: 602-968-0464
Check Title: CSSFA at ASU
Memo: Jiang Memorial Fund.
(CSSFA stands for: Chinese Student and Scholar Friendship Association)
The names and amount of donation will be posted on a webpage. Please
inform the CSSFA if you do not what your name to be put on the list.
To those people who know Aiqing, I encourage you to send your donations to
his family directly with a letter or a card describing your feeling. Many
small checks are worth more than just a big one. The address for his
brother is:
Prof. Jiang Chen Guan (Morning light)
Dept. of Agriculture Machinery
Lai Yang Agriculture College
Wen Hua Road (Culture Road)
Lai Yang, Shangdong Province 265200
PR China
Tel: 011-86-535-722-0741
We are setting up a memorial web page for him in my group. Please check it
after one or two days http://asumbe.eas.asu.edu/.
Sincerely,
Yong-Hang Zhang
我不发帖，我只是帖子的搬运工
#211 Re: 考古：非正常死亡的北美华裔博士/教授
被炸死的是统计小硕：
波士顿大学中国籍来自沈阳市的女留学生吕令子在此次爆炸事件中遇难，遇难前在波士顿大学攻读统计学硕士研究生。
波士顿大学中国籍来自沈阳市的女留学生吕令子在此次爆炸事件中遇难，遇难前在波士顿大学攻读统计学硕士研究生。
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#214 Re: 考古：非正常死亡的北美华裔博士/教授
几年前在我们Ohio有一车小刘4人，在等红灯变绿的过程被一个开toe哈的撞上并压车顶上，全死了，可年啊啊啊。
不久后在Arizona凤凰城还是Oklahoma, 有两人在等红灯变绿的过程，司机被一条追尾的白bitch射杀。
不久后在Arizona凤凰城还是Oklahoma, 有两人在等红灯变绿的过程，司机被一条追尾的白bitch射杀。
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#215 Re: 考古：非正常死亡的北美华裔博士/教授
大家看见没? 美帝其实从2000年左右开始就已经石洞化了。
这个表里的人我大部分都没听说过，但是我提供的列表已经够够够可怕的了。
这个表里的人我大部分都没听说过，但是我提供的列表已经够够够可怕的了。
TOP_TOP 写了： 2024年 6月 28日 07:17 欢迎补充 （按年排序）
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卢刚， 爱荷华大学博士，1991年自杀身亡。
山林华，爱荷华大学博士， 1991年被卢刚枪杀。
冯奚乔，UCLA教授，1995年为了女人在法国自杀。
Aiqing Jiang, ASU博士生，1997年被校车撞死。
刘氢， OSU博士生，1997/8年车祸身亡。
王晨光, 密歇根大学博士后, 1998年被抢劫杀害。
陈常青， 奥本大学博士生，2000年与妻子吴一在家一同被杀害。
杨建清， 亚利桑那大学博士生，2001年在家中被妻子出轨对象杀死。
赵庆香，Texas Tech 博士，2002年回国探亲和丈夫一起被父亲杀死。
杨斌，UCSD博士，2003年被妻子刘颖枪杀，刘颖随后自杀。
黄渝， JHU博士生，2004年车祸身亡。
张栋， 肯塔基大学博士生，2004年狱中自杀身亡（因杀害前女友顾妍被捕）。
尹湛， 普渡大学博士生，2004年狱中自杀身亡（因杀害一对韩国姐妹而入狱）。
Lingyun Shi, University of Maryland博士后， 2004年在家中中风去世。
何雷， 普渡大学博士生，2005年被妻子陈丹蕾枪杀。
夏一红， 沃顿商学院助理教授， 2005年突发疾病身亡，时年34岁。
蒋国兵，清华副教授，2006年在加拿大自杀身亡。
王洁， 伯克利博士生，2006年车祸身亡。
叶思勤，CWRU博士， 2006年车祸身亡。
于明辉， 哥伦比亚大学博士生，2008年在学校附件近因躲避抢劫而遭遇车祸身亡。
任伟，芝加哥大学博士生， 2008年自杀身亡（死因可疑）。
曲笛、梁学领， 内华达大学拉斯韦加斯分校博士生，2008年车祸身亡。
涂序新， 西北大学博士，2009年海归浙江大学，坠楼身亡。
陈琳 ，纽约石溪助理教授， 2009年旅游时潜泳溺水身亡。
康京宏，Virginia tech 数学博士， 2010年被抢劫杀害。
王晓业，UPENN 博士（生）， 2011年被妻子李天乐毒杀 （王晓业转CS工作了，是否有博士学位待定）。
王庆根， 斯坦福博士，2012年自杀身亡。
仲兴, 新泽西理工学院博士生，2012年被歹徒劫杀，在送医院抢救途中死亡。
陈莹、刘皓：迈阿密大学博士新生，2013年过马路被撞死。
孙茂业， UT-AUSTIN博士，2014年全家被灭门枪杀。
Feng Liu, UNC教授, 2014年在学校附近被袭击致死。
曾晓峰，USC教授， 2016年被学生用刀刺死。
郭绍隆（Alfred Kwok）， 波莫纳学院副教授，2016年独自爬山，死于荒野。
唐晓琳， 犹他大学博士生， 2017年自杀身亡。
荣鑫，密歇根大学博士生，2017年跳飞机失踪，被宣告死亡。
文晓英， ASU博士生，2017年车祸身亡。
王易南， ALBERTA博士， 2017年和妻子宋洁旅游时坠崖身亡。
许军， 石溪大学博士，2018年滑雪受伤身亡。
张首晟，斯坦福教授，2019年自杀身亡。
曾硕，堪萨斯州立大学博士，2019年为保护笔记本电脑与劫匪争抢中被车撞身亡。
王子文，斯坦福博士生，2019年在实验室上吊自杀身亡。
陈慧祥， 佛罗里达大学博士生，2019年自杀身亡。
宣李俊， 奥本大学博士后，2020年和妻子吴峥峥一起被前租客杀死。
刘冰， 匹兹堡大学助理教授， 2020年在家中被枪杀身亡。
杨开西， 普林斯顿博士生，2020年和姐姐杨安琪一起车祸身亡。
陈敏, 密西根州立大学助理教授，2021年自杀身亡。
徐雅琼，范德堡副教授, 2021年因直肠癌病逝, 时年46岁。
刘媛，普林斯顿博士, 2021年因乳腺癌病逝, 时年41岁。
范轶然， 芝加哥大学博士生，2021年遭枪杀死亡。
廖漠琛，耶鲁大学博士生， 2021年猝死，时年24岁。
李燕，耶鲁大学博士，2022年在家中被警察枪杀身亡。
Minxi Yang, 普渡大学博士生，2022年离奇死亡。
李进进，威斯康星大学博士，2022年被张晓宁刺死。
严资杰，北卡副教授，2023年被中国博士生齐太磊枪杀。
Xin Tiansi, MIT博士生, 2023年死亡,死因不明(自杀/实验室爆炸?)。
蔡可欣，达特茅斯大学博士生，2024年离奇死亡。
Qinglei Li，TAMU教授， 2024年车祸身亡。
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