Central News Agency (Central News Agency Reporter Wang Chaoyu Keelung, July 1) Suspect Jian, who is accused of murdering his son, sent a letter from the detention center to the victim's family threatening to exterminate their entire family. The victim's family today accused the Keelung Detention Center of allowing the threatening letter to be sent out. The Keelung Detention Center stated that it has notified the Taipei Detention Center, where Jian is currently held, and has initiated strict control measures. Jian allegedly smothered his 5-year-old son to death with a pillow while he was asleep in their residence. After trial, the National Court of the Keelung District Court ruled on April 17 that Jian's methods were cruel and his potential for rehabilitation was concerning. He was convicted of intentional homicide of a child and sentenced to life imprisonment, with deprivation of civil rights for life. The victim's family stated in an interview that they received a threatening letter from Jian from the Keelung Detention Center on June 1, which mentioned "exterminating my entire family." They questioned why the Keelung Detention Center allowed such a letter to be sent, causing harm to the victim's family. The victim's family expressed fear, noting that Jian knew their home address. They questioned who would believe Jian would reform if released on parole, given that he has already sent a threatening letter to the victim's family, disregarding the law, even before his sentence has begun. The Keelung Detention Center pointed out that its letter inspection procedures are carried out in accordance with the "Detention Act," primarily to check for contraband. Unless the detainee meets statutory grounds, such as engaging in acts that disrupt order or endanger safety, the content of the letters cannot be read. The Keelung Detention Center stated that while the law protects the freedom of communication for detainees, it does not permit them to arbitrarily harm the public. In