654381October 24th, Liu Xue, a boy blacked out by his biological mother's mobile phone WeChat, committed suicide in Sanya, Hainan, and died early this morning after being treated. Liu Xue once claimed that he was sold to his adoptive parents by his parents through an intermediary when he was young.
On the evening of 24th, the newspaper. Com learned from Xinrong Branch of Datong Public Security Bureau that the alarm center of Datong Public Security Bureau received many alarms from netizens about the Liu Xue transaction on the 24th. At this stage, relevant departments are conducting research, and the research report will issue a notice to social development.
Newspapers. Earlier reports said that his adoptive parents in Liu Xue died unexpectedly when he was four or five years old. He has been living with his grandparents ever since. 202165438+On February 6th, Liu Xue posted a video on the Internet looking for his parents. In the video, he claimed that he was from Xingtai, Hebei Province, and was born between 2004 and 2006, because his parents gave birth to him when he was single. When he was three months old, his adoptive parents bought him back from a restaurant in Datong, Shanxi.
On 202 1 12 15, Linfen police found Liu Xue's biological parents according to DNA test. June 5438 +20221early October, Liu Xue went to Inner Mongolia to see his biological mother. Later, Liu Xuexue's biological mother's mobile phone WeChat blacked out.
According to the original Weibo published by Liu Xue before her death, she was sold as a bride price by her parents when she was born, and her adoptive parents died at the age of 4. She was a victim of school violence. Signs such as "looking for a boy to be abandoned twice" are his most practical experience. After he succeeded in finding a relative, he was told by "some people who bought a house upside down" because he posted a screenshot of himself being hacked by his biological mother on the Internet, and was violently attacked by many netizens. He wants to "fall into the sea and end his life here".