Feng “Franklin” Tao was accused of not disclosing that he was working for Fuzhou University in China while employed at the University of Kansas. Photo: University of Kansas via Reuters
Feng “Franklin” Tao was accused of not disclosing that he was working for Fuzhou University in China while employed at the University of Kansas. Photo: University of Kansas via Reuters

Judge tosses most charges against US researcher Franklin Tao, who was accused of hiding China ties

  • Three convictions for wire fraud were thrown out, leaving only one for making a false statement on a form
  • The case against Franklin Tao was part of the US Justice Department’s now-defunct China Initiative

Feng “Franklin” Tao was accused of not disclosing that he was working for Fuzhou University in China while employed at the University of Kansas. Photo: University of Kansas via Reuters
Feng “Franklin” Tao was accused of not disclosing that he was working for Fuzhou University in China while employed at the University of Kansas. Photo: University of Kansas via Reuters
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