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In Sichuan, China, there was a case of a young girl, an undergrad university student who went for clubbing on a fine Saturday night. She was very happy and drank a lot of alcoholic drinks. A young handsome man approached her, teasing & flirting with her. The girl finally hooked up with the young handsome man and followed him to a nearby luxury hotel for one night stand.

At the hotel, she was served with a kind of alcoholic drinks (wine) and slowly she passed out. When she woke up, she discovered that her whole body was numb in the bathtub filled with ice. Beside the bathtub, the young handsome man left her a note written in red along with her cellular phone, “Call 120 now, or else you will die…”

Her whole body was numb and hardly had the energy to move around. She call the number and described her present situation. A doctor on the line suggested she check her back waist whether there were 2 cuts of 9 inches opening wounds. She was extremely shocked to find out that her situation was what the doctor described. Then, the doctor advised her to lie back in the ice bathtub, without attempt to move around and wait for paramedics to arrive for her rescue.

It turned out that her kidneys were stolen by the young handsome man. A kidney can fetch up to 300,000 Renminbi (Chinese Yuan) in the black market! A specialized doctor for the case said that the alcoholic drink that was served to her in the hotel room was no ordinary wine. It maybe mixed with some kind of anesthetic. In addition, laying her in the ice bathtub to numb her back before cutting her open can also make the victim feels no pain at all. Waiting for a kidney donor is a near impossible thing to happen in China. After a period of unfruitful time waiting for a kidney, the poor girl died.

Advice & Warning from the Chinese Police: This a new kind of well organized crime operating at large scale targeting especially young girls, men, students & tourists. This kind of crime syndicates are well-trained people who are expert in medical fields actively moving around in Shandong, Guang Zhou, Shen Zhen, Fo Shan City, Dong Guan, Xia Men, Quan Zhou City, Beijing, Shanghai, Chong Qing and many other part of China’s Clubs & Bars. Hunting for sex, one night stand and clubbing in China can be very sorry if you’re unlucky. Never accept free drinks or follow any stranger to hotel. Stay in a group.

My cousin from China told me this news before, and I thought it was just some cooked-up news. Nevertheless, I did find some of this news broadcasted within China websites. It’s better to be safe than sorry. Please forward this page via the following bookmark options to warn others, especially your beloved friends and relatives; never trust strangers easily while outing. Alertness could prevent crimes from happening.

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