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/2010-Articles-Main/112710-EddieZhaoPI-HelpsChineseImmigrants.htm 山西农民变身美国私人侦探 Eddie Zhao is on their side -- PI helps Chinese immigrants He himself was the victim of a con that led him to America ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Private investigator Eddie Zhao -- He runs a booming business in the San Gabriel Valley helping new Chinese immigrants track down swindlers who prey on a community that fears calling the police. Eddie Zhao is on their side Himself the victim of a con that led him to America, the private investigator helps Chinese immigrants to the San Gabriel Valley who fall prey to the swindlers in their midst. by Ching-Ching Ni, Los Angeles Times November 27, 2010 A laundromat operator hands over her life savings to a company supposedly building Rose Parade floats. A married welder falls for a beautiful woman, who beats him up because he wont give her $60,000. An old lady is left empty-handed after she pays $100,000 for a chest of gold nuggets shes told have been unearthed on a construction site. In the insular Chinese world of the San Gabriel Valley, swindlers find easy prey in the steady flow of new immigrants, vulnerable to the predators lurking in their midst. The victims dont speak English. They have no clue how to navigate the American legal system. So instead of calling the police for help, many turn to Eddie Zhao, private eye. Zhao knows the cons. He also knows what it is to be conned. It was a con, after all, that led him to America. Eddie Zhao started out life as Zhao Wei, a poor Chinese peasant. His parents were small-time farmers who grew corn, wheat, sweet potatoes and melons. Briefly, when he was about 18, he was a rural policeman, issuing traffic tickets and fines. But the department was corrupt, he said, and he had no connections to help him climb the ladder. Soon he was scraping together a living fixing and selling used cars. One day a friend told him about an American rela

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