From: nguyen@drutx.ATT.COM (Christopher Chu)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.greek
Subject: [SOC] ABOUT THE BEATING DEATH OF MR. LUYEN PHAN NGUYEN
Date: 28 Sep 92 00:43:13 GMT
Organization: AT&T Bell Laboratories - Denver, Colorado

RE : [SOC] ABOUT THE BEATING DEATH OF MR. LUYEN PHAN NGUYEN

Dear Netters:

This is to inform you that an honorable and innocent Vietnamese-American
student, Mr. Luyen Phan Nguyen, was beaten death by a group of from 15
to 30 party goers in Coral Springs, Florida, on August, 1992. Please do not
take this news as an insignificant event! Six newspaper articles from Florida
are listed at the end of this article for your references and objective
evaluation of this situation.

Since the above fatal incident happened, the Vietnamese and supporting
Asian communities all over the U.S. have raised their voices and concerns
to request U.S. officials to take appropriate actions, especially social
education initiatives, to prevent similar racial incidents from occuring
in the future.

A group of 128 of us on USENET, most of whom are technical professionals
working for hi-tech U.S. industries, has also raised our voices and concerns
against the beating death of Mr. Nguyen. Recently, we wrote a letter to 50
U.S. officials and the American newspaper organizations to share our feelings
and concerns.

I forward the list of U.S. officials and the newspaper organizations
to whom our letters were sent and the letter that we together wrote below.
If you have had an interest in knowing about the Rodney's King beating in
America, I am sure you will also be interested in knowing about this more
serious incident. Also, for your information, this socially related article
is being forwarded to 54 USENET soc.culture.* newsgroups in order to
socialize this event to interested readers anywhere in world.

I apologize for this lengthy mail and inconvenience. Please hit the
news delete-key if you are not interested in knowing more about this
racial and fatal incident.

Thank you for your time.

Respectfully Yours,
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Christopher Chu                     Voice: (303)538-3714
MTS, AT&T Bell Laboratories         Fax:   (303)538-3564
11900N Pecos Street                 Email: nguyen@drutx.ATT.COM (Internet)
Denver, Colorado 80234                     att!drutx!nguyen     (UUCP)

Disclaimer: the above opinions, comments, advices, suggestions, or ideas
are my own. In this mail, I am NOT representing or speaking on behalf of
AT&T or the Bell Laboratories.
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Below is the list of 50 addressees to whom our letters were sent on
Satuday, September 26, 1992.
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Federal Government Officials:
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President George Bush
U.S. Senate Majority leader, Senator George Mitchell
U.S. Senate Minority leader, Senator Robert Dole
U.S. House of Representatives Speaker, Congressman Tom Foley
Assistant Attorney General Richard B. Stewart, Chief of Civil Rights Division
Criminal Section Chief, Linda K. Davis, Civil Rights Division
FBI Director William S. Sessions, Federal Bureau of Investigation
Civil Rights & Special Inquiry Section Chief Joseph J. Jackson
Clinton for President Campaign Directors

Florida Officials:
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Governor Lawton Chiles
Lt. Governor Buddy MacKay
Attorney General Robert A. Butterworth
Secretary of State Jim Smith
Speaker of the House T. K. Wetherell
President of the Senate Gwen Margolis
Special Assistant to the Governor for Minority Affairs Robert Early
Senator Bob Graham
Senator Connie Mack

Florida Congressman/woman:
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The Honorable Earl Huto
The Honorable Douglas Peterson
The Honorable Charles Bennett
The Honorable Craig T. James
The Honorable Bill McCullum
The Honorable Cliff Sterns
The Honorable Sam M. Gibbons
The Honorable C.W. Bill Young
The Honorable Michael Bilirakis
The Honorable Andy Ireland
The Honorable Jim Bacchus
The Honorable Tom Lewis
The Honorable Porter Goss
The Honorable Harry Johnston
The Honorable E. Clay Shaw, Jr.
The Honorable Lawrence J. Smith
The Honorable William Lehman
The Honorable Ileana RosLehtinen
The Honorable Dante B. Rascell 

Newspaper Organizations:
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Washington Post
New York Times
Los Angeles Times
Diario Las America
Florida Times-Union
Miami Herald
Miami News
Orlando Sentinel
Palm Beach Post
Pensacola News Journal
Sarasota Herald Tribune
St Petersburg Times
Sun-Sentinel, Ft. Lauderdale News, News and Sun-Sentinel
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Below is a complete troff-copy of the letter that was sent to the above
addressees on Satuday, September 26, 1992.
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                                             Christopher Chu
                                             10113 Irving Street
                                             Westminster, CO 80030

                                             September, 25, 1992

RE: Protest against the beating death of Mr. Luyen Phan Nguyen.

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About three weeks ago, I took the opportunity to write to you and twenty
seven other U.S. officials a letter expressing my concern about the beating
death of Mr. Luyen Phan Nguyen by a group of young college party-goers in
Coral Springs, Florida. Attachment 2 contains this letter for your reference.
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Since I sent this letter, many of my friends and colleagues all over the
world have also raised their voices to share similar concerns about this
shocking news. About a fifth of us are college students; the rest of us are
technical professionals who work for hi-tech industries in America. Over
eighty two percent of us are U.S. citizens and over eighty six percent of
us live in America. Each of us can be reached individually using the
corresponding computer electronic mail address included in Attachment 1.
On behalf of all these concerned American citizens and supporting friends,
it is my privilege to present to you this correspondence.
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We respectfully support the murder charges filed  against all individuals
who participated in the beating death of Mr. Luyen Phan Nguyen by the State's
Attorney's Office in Florida. We applaud the prompt actions that are being
taken by the local authority. In the Acknowledgements page, we express
our thanks for the information and support from the officials who have
responded to the letter in Attachment 2.
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Along with our appreciation for all that has been done by the Florida State
authority, we believe that our civilian voices are also required for this
particular case. Although most of us are located in different States, each
of which may have different and specific local laws, we all feel that the
beating death of Mr. Luyen Phan Nguyen is a federal offense crime with
respect to civil rights. We strongly feel that the magnitude of this crime is
too serious for us to be silent. We can not accept this barbaric killing and
its potential impact that will further promote racial hatred and brutality
in America.
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While the prosecution of Mr. Nguyen's case has been commenced by the
Florida justice system, we share in a national civil rights education effort
against racial hatred that has killed innocent American citizens. We strongly
believe that this commitment is extremely critical to the integrity of the
American society. Should the Florida state second-degree murder charges based
upon the beating death of Mr. Nguyen result in acquittals, we respectfully
request that a federal investigation be undertaken to determine whether civil
rights violations indictments should be returned against the persons
responsible for his death.
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We stand firmly together on this matter of civil rights and justice and we
want our position to be known. Some people had asked us why we should spend
our time and effort to raise our voices: we value Mr. Nguyen as a dear
human-being. Some others had also asked why we do not raise our voices
for all other beating deaths in America and we have responded that we act
responsibly as respectable civilians but not as U.S. officials. We feel that
a lack of social education is responsible for people asking such questions.
It has also become obvious to us that there are still people who have not
yet realized how serious beating death of an innocent human-being in America
is.
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We respectfully request you to exert your best efforts in a national social
education initiative against racial hatred, using the senseless killing
of Mr. Nguyen as an example, to prevent similar incidents from occurring
in the future. Our effort is to make this civil rights protest known to all
American people. We are sending this correspondence to fifty one addressees;
thirty four of the addressees are U.S. officials and the rest are newspaper
organizations. We understand that it is the value of freedom and democracy
and effective governmental architecture for different people and officials
to maintain different focus and viewpoints given simultaneously the same
fact as input. However, we respectfully send you this letter because we
strongly believe that it is also a significant part of civilization for
a human-being to care for the social well-being of all people.
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We want to thank you sincerely for your valuable time and consideration.
We truthfully hope that you will support our demand for a national social
education initiative by officially speaking out against racial hatred that
still exists in America. We volunteer our efforts if we can be of any help
in this social fight for civil rights. We believe that our efforts in this
endeavor will serve as an American democratic exercise from which the rest
of the world can learn. We strongly believe that your supportive actions,
the legal actions being taken by the authority in Florida, and a strong
commitment of the federal government and the American media against racial
hatred will help maintain and strengthen justice for all American people.
.DS

                                             Sincerely Yours,



                                             Christopher Chu
                                             On behalf of all protesters
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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We would like to take this opportunity to thank the Secretary of State
of Florida, Mr. Jim Smith, for his assurance that law enforcement will do
everything it can to bring those responsible to the beating death of Mr.
Luyen Phan Nguyen to justice in his correspondence to the undersigned on
September 18. Mr. Jim Smith also informed us that the Florida legislature
has specially targeted hate crimes in the criminal statutes because of
this fatal incident.
.P
We thank Governor Lawton Chiles of Florida for his kind regards and warm
sharing of our sincere interest in seeing that justice is done in Mr.
Nguyen's case in his correspondence to the undersigned on September 17.
.P
We also want to thank the honorable Congressman Harry Johnston for his
early attention and strong support to the letter in Attachement 2 in his
correspondence to the undersigned on September 16. Congressman Harry
Johnston met at length two weeks ago with the Major of Coral Springs,
Florida, to share his concerns about the senseless killing.
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We are thankful and pleased to be officially advised by the Attorney General
of Florida, Mr. Robert A. Butterworth, in his correspondence to the
undersigned on September 15, that the State's Attorney's Office has filled
murder charges against those responsible for the senseless killing.
.P
We are especially thankful for having the newspaper media in Florida to
provide us and the American people with the most up-to-date information
about the beating death of Mr. Luyen Phan Nguyen. We are profoundly touched
by the courage and initiative of some writers in publicly speaking out
against racial hatred. We have recently learned from these media that nine
out of the possible fifteen suspects have been arrested and indicted for
second-degree murder according to the local state laws. We look
forward to see the rest of the suspects to be identified soon as well.
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List of Protesters - Against the beating death of Mr. Luyen Phan Nguyen
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Name                      | Electronic Mail Address               | Citizenship
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Andy Nguyen               | nguyena@apple.com                     | American
Anh Tuyet Vo              | tuyet@ocf.berkeley.edu                | American
Antoine Phong Thanh Duong | antoine@apple.com                     | American
Aziz Nsier                | agn@drutx.att.com                     | American
Bang Duong                | zts_duong@hg.uleth.ca                 | Canadian
Ben Dinh                  | exubvd@exurchn1.ericsson.se           | American
Cal Noguchi               | cbn@druhi.att.com                     | American
Can Nguyen                | cnn@calmasd.prime.com                 | American
Catherine Lo              | ctl@drski.att.com                     | American
Chau Nguyen               | cnguyen@utes.sim.es.com               | American
Chien Dinh                | sun!nsc!lcc1.nsc.com!chien            | American
Christina N. Tran         | ctran.lax1b@xerox.com                 | American
Christopher Chu           | nguyen@drutx.att.com                  | American
Chuyen L. Tran            | ctran.dloslv300@xerox.com             | American
Cuong Nguyen              | cnguyen.osbu_north@xerox.com          | American
Cuong T. Nguyen           | cuong@haydn.stanford.edu              | American
Dan Lam                   | danl@cfsmo.honeywell.com              | American
Danny Hung Nguyen         | dannyn@umbar.sps.mot.com              | American
Dave Kamikaze             | djg1@Lehigh.edu                       | American
Diemhong Lam Duong        | dhlam@utkvx.utk.edu                   | American
Dinh Quang Nguyen         | nguyend@netcom.com                    | American
Duc M. Pham               | duc.m.pham@dartmouth.edu              | American
Duc Minh Ngo              | mdngo@yoyo.cc.monash.edu.au           | Vietnamese
Duc Vianney, Ph. D.       | dvianney@bcrvmpc1.vnet.ibm.com        | American
Dung Tien Kieu, Ph.D.     | kieu@tauon.ph.unimelb.edu.au          | Australian
Duong Anh Tuan            | tuan@neuron1.jpl.nasa.gov             | American
Edgar L. Javison          | e.l.javison@massey.ac.nz              | Filipino
Elaine Mah                | att!druhi!vader!ewf                   | American
Eugene Nguyen             | nvt@netcom.com                        | American
Fred Ki                   | fredki@silicon.key.amdahl.com         | American
Garrick Le                | garrick@kpc.com                       | American
H.G. Thio                 | hgthio@plethorax.megatest.com         | US Resident 
Ha Nguyen                 | hatien@pleiku.sun.com                 | American
Hao Nguyen                | rcohn@topcat.catt.citri.edu.au        | Australian
Harry Q. Le               | hql@paracel.eng.hou.compaq.com        | American
Hien Ngo                  | htn@shadows.att.com                   | American
Hoang H. Tong             | htong@pase60.convergent.com           | American
Hoanh Dinh Tran, J.D.     | 0003752801@mcimail.com                | American
Hong N. Nguyen            | hnn@drutx.att.com                     | American
Howard Cam Luong          | hoaluong@diva.berkeley.edu            | American
Hung Xuan Le              | hung@octeld.octel.com                 | American
Huong Ho                  | ho@uda.dgcd.doc.ca                    | Canadian
Hy Truong Lam             | hy@alumni.berkeley.edu                | American
Ignatius Y. Ding          | ding@hpsmtc1.cup.hp.com               | American
Jeffrey R. Pych           | attmail!mso30k!pych                   | American
Jennifer ThuNguyet Nguyen | ntnguyen@acsu.buffalo.edu             | American
Joe Chou                  | fc@druwy.att.com                      | American
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Name                      | Electronic Mail Address               | Citizenship
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Joe T. Chau               | jtc@druhi.att.com                     | American
John Cornett              | library@sunspot.sunspot.noao.edu      | American
John Ho                   | john@jho.com                          | American
John N. Le                | jnl@ihlpe.att.com                     | American
Jose Ramon G. Albert      | albert@ams.sunysb.edu                 | Filipino
Judy A. Do                | judyd@lsi.com                         | American
Karen Bui                 | kbui@sje.mentor.com                   | American
Kelvin Leung              | abs0@coos.dartmouth.edu               | Hong Kong
Kenneth Yerro Ilio        | kyig6809@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu             | Filipino
Khanh Kim Bui             | khanh@cae.prds.cdx.mot.com            | American
Khiem Ho                  | khiem@hpisrhe.cup.hp.com              | American
Kumar Yelubandi           | kumar@ug.cs.dal.ca                    | Canadian
Lam Pham                  | pham@itd.nrl.navy.mil                 | American
Lan Pham                  | ltpham@netcom.com                     | American
Lan Vo                    | lan@sgidev.mdc.com                    | American
Lana L. Vutai-Pham        | vupham@ihlpl.att.com                  | American
Laurence Godfrey          | godfrey@sscvx1.ssc.gov                | American
Le Tran                   | 0005008625@mcimail.com                | US Resident
Leroy Hung Quoc Le        | lle@coho.sim.es.com                   | American
Liem Vu                   | lkv%devclu.decnet@mdcgwy.mdc.com      | American
Lien T. Nguyen            | lien@berlioz.nsc.com                  | American
Lieu D. Tran              | tran@csmith.biogen.lsumc.edu          | American
Linda Le                  | chau@hao.ucar.edu                     | American
Linh Thai Tran            | ltran@dsp.lsil.com                    | Canadian
Lisa Le                   | lisale@pdms.lsil.com                  | American
Lucy Nguyen               | nguyen@enbp.cs.fsu.edu                | American
Luong Nguyen-Duy          | luong@equalizer.cray.com              | American
Mari Ngo                  | mari@brahms.amd.com                   | Filipino
Maria Elena Y. Francisco  | mfrancis@brandeis.bitnet              | American
Max Becherer              | becherer@suna0.cs.uiuc.edu            | American
Mike Shane                | mshane@bldvma.vnet.ibm.com            | American
Mike T. Do                | mdo@socrates.umd.edu                  | American
Ming-Kuang Shyu           | mshyu@druwa.att.com                   | American
Minhhuy Ho                | homh@qucdn.queensu.ca                 | Canadian
Minhtri Truong            | mtruong@ccs.carleton.ca               | Canadian
MyNgoc Tran               | myngoc@uh.edu                         | American
Nawal K. Sharma           | nks@drutx.att.com                     | American
Nghia Van Le              | nghiale@karma.eng.hou.compaq.com      | American
Nguyen T. Tran            | tran@drutx.att.com                    | American
Nhon T. Nguyen            | ntn@hotlg.att.com                     | American
Nhon Van Tran             | ntran@danang.east.sun.com             | American
Paul Vu                   | dasun!nexus!vup                       | American
Pauline-Thu-Ha Vu         | pv@sgidev.mdc.com                     | American
Peter H. Duong            | phduong@crdec8.apgea.army.mil         | American
Pham Kim Phan             | pphan@hpldsla.sid.hp.com              | American
Phat Doan Nguyen          | ntmtv!nguyenpd@ames.arc.nasa.gov      | American
Phuong Nguyen             | pnguyen@qualcomm.com                  | American
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Name                      | Electronic Mail Address               | Citizenship
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Raymond Sisneros          | rps@druhi.att.com                     | American
Richard Aronce Torres     | richardt@ifi.uio.no                   | Filipino
Robert M. Klein           | rmk@druhi.att.com                     | American
Sauwai Lau                | sl55050@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu              | American
Scott Doan                | vibama@cs.heriot-watt.ac.uk           | English
Son Giang                 | sgi@macsch.com                        | American
Son N. Vo                 | nvo@tiasic.csc.ti.com                 | American
Son Quang Ho              | sonho@thorin.jpl.nasa.gov             | American
Steve Robert              | steve@sgidev.mdc.com                  | American
Steve X. Nguyen           | sxn10@duts.ccc.amdahl.com             | American
T. A. Nguyen              | light_my_fire@vnet.ibm.com            | American
Tam Le                    | tam@yoyo.cc.monash.edu.au             | Australian
Tan Hua Lee               | tan@druhi.att.com                     | American
Tanya Phuoc Nguyen        | exutngu@exu.ericsson.se               | American
Tham D. Nguyen            | thangu@thangu.auto-trol.com           | American
Thanh Bui                 | tkb@genrad.com                        | American
ThanhTrung T. Nguyen      | gt5516b@prism.gatech.edu              | American
Tien D. Chu               | chu@hubcap.clemson.edu                | American
Tien Dang Nguyen          | 0003161562@mcimail.com                | American
Tien K. Nguyen            | tienn@thu.sps.mot.com                 | American
Tien Nguyen, Ph.D.        | tien@nmdhst.cc.nih.gov                | American
Tito E. Gervacio          | tito.e.gervacio@forsythe.stanford.edu | American
Toai Le                   | toaile@leland.stanford.edu            | American
Tony Tam                  | satam@drutx.att.com                   | American
Tri M. Le                 | arc117u@vaxc.cc.monash.edu.au         | Australian
TrongAn Hoang             | tdh@math.ufl.edu                      | American
Tuan Anh Ngo              | ngo@crayxmp.lmsc.lockheed.com         | American
Tuan Anh Nguyen           | nguyen00@snynewvm.bitnet              | American
Tuan Cong Hoang           | tuan@pyrmail.mis.pyramid.com          | American
Tuan Tu, Pharm. D.        | tuantu@unmcvm.unmc.edu                | American
TuyetTrang Le             | ltrang@vnet.ibm.com                   | American
Van Tran                  | 0005359961@mcimail.com                | American
Vi Pham                   | vtp%devclu.decnet@mdcgwy.mdc.com      | American
Vo Nghi                   | vo@eniac.seas.upenn.edu               | US Resident
William Nguyen            | dasun!nexus!nguyenw                   | American
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                                             Christopher Chu
                                             10113 Irving Street
                                             Westminster, CO 80030

                                             September 4, 1992

RE: Protest of the beating death of Mr. Luyen Phan Nguyen.

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I have learned about the beating death of a Vietnamese college student,
Mr. Luyen Phan Nguyen, by a group of college party-goers in Coral Springs,
South Florida, during the last two weeks. I obtained this information
from several articles written in various newspapers and the USENET computer
network news. The reference page attached to this letter lists six related
news articles for your reference. I am writing this letter to express my
concern about the recorded violence and to call for your attention to this
justice matter.
.P
I have not found any reason to justify the beating death of a human-being
due to racial hatred that emerged from a college party; I thought that
college parties are supposed to be joyous. I hardly can find appropriate
and brief words to express my fright about the brutality exposed by a group
of college party-goers that beat and killed an innocent student.
I wonder if I will ever regret, at some point in my life, for allowing my
young and loved ones to continue to go to their favorite college parties.
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I think the beating death of Mr. Luyen Phan Nguyen fundamentally exceeds
the violence demonstrated in Rodney King's beating. It is also beyond the
crimes committed by drug addicts or serial killers. It is clearly more than
a simple crime since its essence is about the brutal nature of normal and
young individuals who could kill completely innocent people due to nothing
but racial hatred.
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I believe that allowing any individual among these dangerous people to be
free on the our street would be a serious mistake. Such forgiveness would
encourage further serious threats of racism to all American people. If the
individuals who have participated in the beating death of Mr. Luyen Phan
Nguyen are not seriously identified and punished by our court, I am certain
that more public killing and brutality will continue to harm and
disintegrate our people.
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I heard some people argue that the racial violence I have described is not
new and thus, we should not bother. Contrary to these people's belief,
I would like to emphasize again that this beating death of an innocent
Vietnamese student by mostly white young men is more serious than racism;
perhaps, the term "racism" might have been used to alleviate the sickness
of fatal brutality. If a normal young individual could have killed an innocent
student in a party because of racial arguments, then he or she can do the
same thing to anyone else on our street. And if an individual could have
killed innocent people because of hatred, it would be likely that he
or she would commit similar criminal acts again for any other reason.
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I want to tell all by-standers that I strongly believe that the beating
death of Mr. Luyen Phan Nguyen is worth the serious attention of each and
everyone of us. For this justice matter to come to light, it cost the life
of an intellectually honorable and innocent Vietnamese-American
college student. I have no doubt in my mind that this brave young man would
still have a lot to offer America if he were given an opportunity to live.
If this priceless lesson that taught us about the danger of racism and fatal
brutality that still exists in our society today is not worth our attention,
then, please tell me, what would?
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I sincerely request that you use all the power that you have to fight for
the justice of this matter. I hope that our justice system will function
at its best to identify the dangerous individuals in the beating death of
Mr. Luyen Phan Nguyen. I respectfully request indictments that charge these
young but dangerous individuals with murder for their killing of our
intellectually honorable and innocent society member.
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I thank you in advance for your time and consideration. I sincerely hope
that you will put your energy into this matter to assure that justice is
served and social order is respectedly maintained by and for all people.
I trust that the American votes in the past and your efforts today in this
justice matter are the representative but fundamental constituents of the
intrinsic value of our justice system.
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                                             Sincerely Yours,


                                             Christopher Chu
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REFERENCES
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"VICTIM WAS 'NICE GUY': LUYEN PHAN NGUYEN BEATEN TO
DEATH IN CORAL SPRINGS," Larry Kahn, Forum Staff, Forum, Coral
Springs-Parkland, Vol 23, No.34, Sun Sentinel, Florida,
August 20, 1992.
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"6TH SUSPECTED ARRESTED IN BEATING DEATH," Patti Roth and Ray Lynch,
news source missing,
August 21, 1992.
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"SLAIN STUDENT'S FRIENDS, RELATIVES SAY FAREWELL IN
BUDDHIST CEREMONY" by Sallie James, Staff Writer, Coral Springs,
Sun Sentinel, Florida,
August 21,1992.
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"BAIL DENIED TO SUSPECT IN SLAYING OF VIETNAMESE STUDENT,"
Fort Lauderdale (AP),
August 29, 1992.
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"ASIAN COMMUNITY RIPS VIOLENCE," Kim Margolis, news source missing,
August 29, 1992.
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"TEEN'S DEATH SHOCKS ASIAN COMMUNITY," Marilyn
Garateix and Naftali Bendavid, Staff Writer, Miami Herald, Florida,
August 30, 1992.
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