BY THE NUMBERS:Two KMT officials were summoned over an allegation that two people had a recording of a meeting between Hung and Chu when a bribe was made

Taipei Times
Date:  Oct 29, 2015
By: Jason Pan  /  Staff reporter

Chiao Cheng-chung (喬正中), director of Deputy Legislative Speaker Hung Hsiu-chu’s (洪秀柱) presidential campaign office, was yesterday summoned by the Special Investigation Division (SID) of the Supreme Prosecutors’ Office for questioning in the ongoing probe over the replacement of Hung as the KMT’s presidential candidate.

Chiao was summoned as a witness, the SID said.

Separately yesterday, the SID also summoned Hung adviser and speech writer Ko Wen-hsiu (柯明秀) for questioning regarding Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) Legislator Chen Ting-fei’s (陳亭妃) allegation that two individuals had attended a meeting between KMT Chairman Eric Chu (朱立倫) and Hung, in which Chu allegedly either pressured or enticed Hung to drop her candidacy.

Chen claimed the “two individuals” possessed an audio recording of that meeting.     [FULL  STORY]