Fujie Zhenzhu, a former high-profile Japanese AV actress who also served as a DJ, is suspected of being drugged on Halloween. She was hospitalized and is in intensive care. Details of the case are now emerging. According to the information, Fujie Zhenzhu, working as a DJ at a nightclub in Wan Chai, departed after her shift on November 1, around 1:30 AM. Accompanied by a 44-year-old man surnamed Mai, she headed to a nightclub at No. 65 Mo Tiao Street in Tsim Sha Tsui for some recreational activities. She drank three glasses of whiskey, twice. Around 3:30 AM, an unknown man handed Fujie Zhenzhu a glass of orange juice, after which she reportedly lost consciousness. Her companion Mai noticed some white powder-like substance at the bottom of the orange juice. After Fujie Zhenzhu regained her consciousness, Mai took her away from the scene and called the police. Fujie Zhenzhu was then taken to the Prince of Wales Hospital for examination, where her blood was tested by doctors. The police have classified the case as "attempted poisoning by administering a substance" and have referred it to the Tseung Kwan O Criminal Investigation Squad, 6th Team. Fujie Zhenzhu, formerly known as Fujie Zhenzui, once gained immense popularity as an AV actress but later transitioned into a DJ career. The incident highlights the ongoing concern over drugs and safety in Hong Kong nightlife venues.
She was taken care of at Prince of Wales Hospital while undergoing tests to determine what substance may have been contained in the orange juice. The police are investigating to identify the motives behind the incident and seek to trace the unknown man who was seen handing the orange juice to her. Authorities have advised night clubgoers to be vigilant and cautious when accepting drinks from strangers. The case might serve as a reminder of the risks associated with consuming unknown substances in social settings, especially during festive occasions like Halloween.