The hits, they really do keep on coming. And by hits, I mean Chinese researchers smuggling in

dangerous biological pathogens into the interior of the United States. Within the last three months,

we already discussed a Chinese woman from Wuhan of all places who was smuggling in roundworms

through the male while at the same time studying at a lab in Michigan.

There was another couple. It was a boyfriend, girlfriend, both Chinese nationals, also working at that Michigan lab,

who were smuggling in a type of dangerous fungus. It was a type of deadly fungus that can target crops.

And now, just a few days ago, the FBI arrested a new Chinese national,

this one studying for his PhD over at Indiana University,

and he was, allegedly, smuggling in plasma DNA derived from e-coli bacteria from China,

hidden inside of women's underwear.

Let's go through the details of this particular new case together right after you smash those

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Now, to start with, the man in question is this guy right here.

His name is Yao Huang Shang.

He is a Chinese national who graduated from the

Nanjing Agriculture University back in May of 2015 with a degree in crop breeding. After graduating,

Mr. Shang then began pursuing his PhD, firstly at the Shanghai-based Center for Excellence in

Molecular Plant Sciences, but then in April of 2023, Mr.

Shang applied for and received a J-1 visa to be able to come to the U.S. and do his research

over at Indiana University, specifically at their Department of Biology located in the city

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