Man executed business partner and his wife, torched bodies in SoCal deserts: OC DA

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A Glendale man who owed his business partner $80,000 burned his colleague and his colleague’s wife’s body on fire and also torched their cars in two SoCal…

Kuanlun Wang, 37, was shot and killed in a desert on Oct. 12. His body was then placed into his own Tesla and driven back to his home in Brea.The suspect, 30-year-old Huangtin Gong, was a business partner of Wang.

Once Gong arrived in Brea, he allegedly used a hammer and attacked Wang’s 37-year-old wife, Jing Li. Following the assault, the suspect put Li in her own Tesla and took her to a desert in San Bernardino, where he shot her and burned her body, according to the DA’s office.It was after shooting Li that Gong allegedly returned to Brea to retrieve Wang’s body. He then disposed of his business partner’s body in a desert in Riverside County and burned it, according to officials.

“Depravity does not adequately describe the callousness involved to kill a human being and then drive around in the victim’s own car with his body inside in order to carry out the rest of his plan,” Orange County District Attorney Todd Spitzer said in a statement. “No one deserves the fate of being executed and then set on fire in the middle of the desert in a desperate attempt by a killer to cover up his crimes. We are committed to pursuing justice for the victims and their loved ones.

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