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Families who have spent 15 years campaigning to keep their children and the hunt for ‘Aunt Mei’ in the public eye have learned two of the nine missing have been found. Photo: qq.com
Chinese police say two of nine children abducted by ‘Aunt Mei’ traffickers have been found
- Authorities say the woman in her 60s who brokered deals to sell children is still key to finding families who bought them
- Two ringleaders of network were sentenced to death and others were jailed
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Updated: 7:51pm, 14 Nov, 2019
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Families who have spent 15 years campaigning to keep their children and the hunt for ‘Aunt Mei’ in the public eye have learned two of the nine missing have been found. Photo: qq.com
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