A TWISTED dad chained his eight-year-old son to a lamppost and tried to AUCTION him to strangers.
Fury ... bystanders grab the father
He put up a table with a sign on it, giving the youngster's name and age and boasting of his capacity for hard work. But when bidders began to ask how much the boy ate, angry bystanders attacked the father. Police now have the lad in care in Wuhan, central China. Yong told them the boy's mother died three years ago and he could not afford to raise him. An officer said: "He has no job, no home and no money. He says he wasn't interested in money, just finding a home for the boy." Yong also said he was influenced by the story of a two-year-old Chinese boy who is in care after his parents chained him up while they worked to stop him being abduct
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Rickshaw rider Chen Chuanliu has told how he decided to put his two-year-old son Lao Lu under lock and key after his daughter went missing last month. The cyclist, from Beijing in China, fears his son will be stolen. He said: "My wife is ill and I can't stop work. "So I chain him to a pole when I have a fare. "It seems harsh but it is better than losing him." Child snatching is rife in China where strict laws govern the size of families. |