I just feel sad
after reading this news... Haix... why got such people so
perverted... Ask the 4 ppl to strip and rape them, its really
really bad, and she has to die...
I have to admit, the girl looks cute in this picture.
But IMO, the press should not publish the photos of the deceased to
show some respect to her, at least thats my views... If i am
parents, i certaintly dun want the picture to appear in the
news.
And also, australian laws are too lenient to these people. In
singapore, I always complain our system is to brutal and harsh, why
cane people who commit offense only once? But looking at australian
laws, i seriously think singaporean law is better here, its
harsher, but for these sort of perverts, they should be
caned.
Sometimes i wished, those human rights people will shut their trap,
if they look farther, more cases like this might not happen.
My condolences.... Haix
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http://news.ninemsn.com.au/article.aspx?id=656729
They lost their home
and possessions in an earthquake earlier this year — now the
parents of a Chinese student who plunged naked to her death will
travel to Sydney to recover the dead body of their only child.
The parents of Liao "Elva" Wei, 18, will make the sad journey as
her Korean boyfriend Tae Wook "Chris" Han, 19, recovers in hospital
after the couple's terrifying home invasion.
Ms Wei's mother "thought Elva was safe here," a family friend
was quoted by the Daily Telegraph as saying.
An intruder held the loving couple and two other Asian students
at knifepoint inside Ms Wei's Waterloo unit on Monday,
repeatedly sexually assaulting two of them as the others
were forced to watch.
Ms Wei and Mr Han tried to escape their attacker by jumping off
the third-storey balcony.
But the teenage girl died in the 25m fall onto a nearby concrete
path and her boyfriend sustained two broken legs, a fractured
pelvis and fractured vertebrae.
A family friend said Ms Wei's mother was struggling to come to
grips with her daughter's tragic death.
"Her mother just say: 'Why? Why?' She can't believe it," May
Zhang, 17, Elva's closest friend in Australia, was quoted by the
Telegraph as saying.
Ms Wei travelled to Australia on a student mid-last year from
her home village in the Sichuan province, central China.
She was due to sit exams at the end of this month as a part of a
bridging course to study accounting and economics at Sydney
University.
A Waterloo Study Centre spokesman told AAP he had made contact
with the families of both Ms Wei and Mr Han and was working on
bringing them to Sydney.
Police described the intruder as an "opportunistic" robber who
entered the Waterloo unit and subjecting his captors to repeated
sexual assaults before leaving with less than $200.
Mr Han has been making statements to police as he recovers in
Royal Prince Alfred Hospital.
Police are still looking for the armed intruder, described as a
man in this 30s, 175cm tall, of solid build, with a dark
complexion.