Suspected debt pressure coffee shop owner committed suicide by burning charcoal

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The boss surnamed Wang, who was once a family shareholder of a well-known compound coffee and catering chain in Tainan, later ran away from her own brand in Anping District. Recently, she was forced by the bank to leave a suicide note at the counter in the store on the evening of the 30th, suspected of debt pressure. At 10:00 on the 31st, she was found to have committed suicide by burning charcoal in her home in the North District.

Wang Nu, 53, used to be a shareholder in a compound coffee restaurant with seven chain stores in Tainan. She was good at making snacks and was in charge of pastry design. She later left her own brand and found another partner to set up a compound coffee restaurant in Anping District. The store has about 20 employees.

Recently, the king's daughter was suspected to be under heavy debt pressure and could not bear the fact that the staff of the underground bank came to collect debts. Coupled with the fact that a sum of money would jump at the end of May, she first left a letter at the counter in the store before leaving work on May 30, naming her surname to the partner Guo, and then left.

A partner surnamed Guo received a letter the next morning, seeing that the king's daughter had thoughts of suicide in the letter and did not answer the phone. She was worried to contact the Wang family and found the key to open the door at Wang Nu's home in the North District, but she had died of burning charcoal at home.

The king's daughter left a message in the suicide note that she was sorry to her family, saying bluntly that she had come to a dead end because of debts, but thanked the partners for their help and explained that the income in the store in the past few days should be taken as the salary of the employees, and whether the restaurant would continue to operate depends on the decision of the partner surnamed Guo.

The police arrived at the scene to clarify that there were no signs of homicide at the scene, reported it to the prosecutor for verification, and issued a death certificate.